Work Market sales, prices and boost bids right in chat

The agent works with the Market cabinet over a Yandex OAuth token and sees both planes at once — the cabinet level and the individual shop level: orders, stock, prices, sales boost, reviews and financial reports. It handles Market's first trap itself: some Partner API methods expect the business identifier, others the campaign identifier, and the wrong level returns "not found" on live data. The second trap is date formats: different methods expect different ones, and the agent supplies the right one for each.

Orders come either for a single shop or for every shop in the cabinet as one feed — no manual walk over campaigns. The "impressions → cart → order → delivered" funnel and the buyout rate per SKU come from a single asynchronous Sales Analytics report instead of hundreds of per-campaign calls: where naive automation explodes on dozens of shops, the agent has one report. Market rate-limits report generation hard, so the agent schedules the runs and waits for readiness instead of hammering the endpoint.

Financials come from the official reports rather than from re-adding orders: monthly turnover and every Market service from united-orders, weekly settlements from united-netting. Market's Excel exports with their summary sheets and Russian headers are parsed by sheet content, not by sheet order — so the next reshuffle of sheets in the export does not turn into scrambled numbers. Market hands those reports over asynchronously: the agent queues the job, waits for the finished file and parses it itself, with no manual export from the cabinet.

Sales boost is the full cycle: current bids per SKU, recommendations for a target share of impressions, and applying them. Market takes bids in kopecks — the agent will not be off by a factor of a hundred. Bulk operations (prices, stock, bids, review replies) run in chunks with Market's quirk in mind: one bad item rolls back the whole batch, so the agent checks the result of every chunk and retries exactly the failing ones. It can reply to reviews in bulk from a template generator, but never auto-replies to negatives — complaints need a human.

Some events arrive without polling: the agent listens to Market notifications about order status and substatus changes, delivery date and order composition changes, cancellation requests, expired stock, price quarantine and offer card status changes. It diagnoses key permissions honestly: "no data" from Market often means missing access rights rather than an empty result, and in that case the agent asks you to reconnect the integration with the right permissions instead of reporting zero sales. Any change — prices, bids, replies — is shown as a plan first and applied only after your confirmation.