Features
A quick introduction to several features we do offer to our users
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A quick introduction to several features we do offer to our users
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Monitor Mode is a service provided by us which monitors your requested products without using your proxies.
In order to use the Monitor Mode in the bot, you will first have to properly set up your Monitors.csv file. You can set positive (+Keywords) and negative (-Keywords) keywords in that field so the bot checks, whenever a product restocks on our supported sitelist if your keywords match with that specific product. The keyword format is "-2704616166,-23600062,+AW_846ZJLJC_4041759,+dunk" (without the quotation marks) and they are not case sensitive. You can now even select multiple profiles to get started at once if a product should get picked up. To use multiple profiles for the Monitor Mode, do "Profile 1,Profile 2,Profile 3". The quantity option, is the amount of tasks that get started for each profile you select. So if you selected two profiles and your quantity is 10, it will start 10 tasks per profile -> 20 tasks.
As show below in the quick tutorial, you can create Sleep Mode tasks for basically every site. All you need to do is fill in the MODE column with 'SLEEP' (if the column is missing, make sure to add it by yourself). The concept of our Sleep Mode is similar to Watch Dog. As soon as you start your tasks (incl. the sleep tasks), all will preload and generate a session whenever it's possible. After that has been done, all the sleep tasks will get to sleep and wait for your other tasks to detect stock on your desired product. Whenever there is stock available, your sleep tasks will get pinged, wake up and start to cart.
Our Sleep Mode is really efficient, since your sleep tasks are not using any proxy data while being asleep. Just keep in mind, that compared to Monitor Mode mentioned above, this solution does use your proxy data for the monitoring task (actively running tasks which are trying to detect stock). But there are a bunch of advantages over Monitor Mode, one of which is the speed of having your tasks ready to cart.
Wait Mode will make your tasks cart ready.
You initiate wait mode by leaving your input column empty. This can be your SKU/URL/PID column. When you start tasks it will go thrue all steps but it will stop before adding to cart. When you add your input then it will try to add the product to your cart.
You need to SAVE your tasks.csv to initiate Wait Mode
This is another feature that we offer and it works remotely, which means you can use it on every device, as long as you are logged into the dashboard. This means that you also need to be logged into Discord. More informations about this feature can be found here. In your Quicktasks.csv file, you can enter a task file which should get started whenever you trigger a quick task for a specific site.
There are currently two options to do so:
Hot Keys: By using your hot keys you will change the delay of all your active tasks by 500ms. To increase your delay you will use the Arrow Key Up, to decrease the Arrow Key Down.
CSV: To change your delays with the CSV, you need to change your delay in your tasks.csv. You can do this task specifically. This means you can f.e. edit just the delay of the task 1 by changing the delay value in tasks.csv row 1. As soon as you save it, the bot will automatically change the delay of that specific task.
We do offer a captcha bank. This feature will allow you to have captchas ready more quickly, which is especially useful on sites such as AW-Lab, Footasylum, Footpatrol, Office, Offspring and most Panagora sites (Naked, SNS, YME). In order to use it, open up an extra instance of the bot and select Captcha Bank in the main menu. Then you can select for what sites you wanna harvest the captcha tokens + how many threads you wanna run and the delay. This feature does require to have your captcha api keys and services set up. Once it's starting to harvest tokens, you can open a new instance where you actually run your tasks.
