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How do I filter deals by ROI, margin and more?

Short description

With the filters in the Sourcing Sheet you narrow down your profitable deals in seconds — by purchase source, category, marketplace, rating and price ranges. Filter combinations can be saved as templates per user.

Step-by-step guide

Step 1: Open the filter flyout

At the top, next to the Filter templates, click the filter icon to expand the flyout. Expanded filter flyout with all filter options and templates area

Step 2: Use multi-select filters

The following dropdowns allow multi-select with live search:
  • Purchase source: source of the deal (Rossmann, Müller, Idealo …)
  • Category: Amazon category (Website Display Group)
  • Marketplace: target marketplace (DE, FR, IT, ES, UK …)
  • Sourcing strategy: strategy assignment (e.g. Online Arbitrage, Retail Arbitrage)
  • Tags: your own tags
  • Rating: 1 (Bad) to 5 (Good)

Step 3: Filter price ranges

  • Purchase price gross (€): min/max range for the purchase price
  • Selling price (€): min/max range for the selling price

Step 4: Apply filters

Click Apply — the table updates with the active filters.

Step 5: Save filter as a template

Under Filter templates enter a template name and click Save. Saved templates can be recalled at the top next to the filter icon.

Notes on ROI and Margin

  • ROI, Margin and Breakeven are shown per row as coloured badges (traffic-light system based on your thresholds in Settings → Calculation).

Common issues

Issue: Filter doesn’t apply, table shows old results Solution: Reload the page. For very large sheets, the filter can take 1–2 seconds to take effect. Issue: A saved filter template has disappeared Solution: Templates are saved per user. If you work across multiple devices, it should be consistent — if there are problems: clear the browser cache and log in again. Issue: “Purchase source” doesn’t show a shop Solution: Shops only appear if at least one deal has them as a source. Add the source to at least one deal.