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Check a SKU with SKU Rule History

SKU Rule History answers the question “why is this SKU on this rule?” It lists each time a SKU changed rule, what caused the change and who made it. You can open it for one SKU or look across all of them.

Two ways to open it

  • For one SKU: click Repricer Rule History for SKU on the Link Menu. A popup shows that SKU's history, with a block for each marketplace, so you stay on the page you're on.
  • For all SKUs: open the SKU Rule History page. You can search and filter by marketplace and date.

Choose a layout

On the full page, choose how the list is laid out:

  • Flat: one row for each change.
  • Grouped by SKU/Market: a block for each SKU on each marketplace. This is the easiest way to follow one SKU's history, and it also shows walk-back moves.

What each column shows

  • Date: when the change happened.
  • SKU and Market: what changed, and on which marketplace.
  • Event: what caused it (see below).
  • From Rule and To Rule: where the SKU came from and where it went.
  • Threshold: the number behind an automation move, such as your stock level or ageing days.
  • Status: whether the move is still Active, or has since been cleared or reverted. It can also show who set it.

What the events mean

  • No Orders Automation, Stock Level Automation, Ageing Automation: one of your automations moved the SKU.
  • Manual Move: you or a team member changed the rule on the SKU.
  • Bulk Change: the SKU was moved by Bulk Changes.
  • CSV Import: the SKU was moved by Upload Repricer File (a .tsv file).
  • Initial Assignment: the SKU's first rule.

Use it to solve a problem

  • A price is behaving differently: check whether an automation moved the SKU to a more aggressive rule.
  • A SKU is stuck on a clearance rule: see automation walk-back, then look for a move back in the history.
  • You don't recall a change: the Status column can tell you who made it.

If the history shows no recent move, the rule isn't the cause. Try why your price did not change.

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Need a hand? Email support@sellertoolkit.co.uk. Updated 5 November 2026.