Quick Picks 2.0 is designed for speed and simplicity. It’s a faster way to find profitable products since no scan setup is required. Currently in beta and exclusive to Seller 365 users, Quick Picks 2.0 gives you instant access to a curated selection of product leads, pulled from Tactical Arbitrage’s extensive database of pre-scanned results.

In this guide, you’ll learn how to set up your preferences, apply filters, and work through results to find leads worth adding to your workflow.

Overview of Quick Picks 2.0

Quick Picks allows sellers to skip the manual scan process and instantly browse profitable product opportunities. Instead of creating a scan, you’re accessing Tactical Arbitrage’s internal database, updated with product data from past scans across multiple sources.

With version 2.0, the feature has been upgraded to:

A refreshed design that matches the Tactical Arbitrage 2.0 Results interface
Offer clearer seller and sourcing information
Provide better product actions like saving to folders or dismissing unwanted items

How to Use Quick Picks

To use Quick Picks 2.0 as a Seller 365 user:

Log in to Seller 365
Choose Beta Apps on your dashboard
Click Launch under Tactical Arbitrage 2
Once in Tactical Arbitrage, hover over the sidebar and click Explore
(This is the new version of what was previously called Quick Picks)

Setting Up Your Quick Picks View

Choose Source and Destination
At the top of the Quick Picks 2.0 panel, you’ll see two key inputs:
- Select Method
  - Store to Amazon: Sourcing from an online retailer to sell on Amazon
  - Amazon (US) to Store: Reverse sourcing to find a product on Amazon, then locate it at a retail source
- Select Amazon Marketplace
Choose where you want to sell. Available options include, Amazon.com (US), Amazon.co.uk (UK), Amazon.ca (Canada), Amazon.de (Germany), and more.
Quick Picks only work within a single marketplace. For cross-border sourcing, use Product Finder.
Applying Filters
Click the Filter button on the toolbar to access filtering options. These are similar to what’s available on the main Results page, with some additions unique to Quick Picks:

Quick Picks Filters:
These allow you to filter results based on when the product was added to the TA database.
ROI Button:
Set a minimum ROI directly from the top bar.
Hide Sold by Amazon Toggle:
Easily show or remove products sold by Amazon.

Working with Results

Quick Picks 2.0 uses the same Results layout as other Tactical Arbitrage tools. Here are a few key features to know:

Customize Columns
Click Customize View to choose which columns you want displayed. Tailor your view based on the information that matters most to your sourcing strategy.

Grid View is coming soon for even easier browsing. Stay tuned!
Save to Collection
Save leads by clicking the Folder icon in the side menu of any product result.
At the moment, Collections are still accessed via the original Quick Picks 1.0 interface. To review saved items, go back to the older TA layout and open the Quick Picks tab.

But don’t worry, Collections integration in Quick Picks 2.0 is coming soon!
Customized Shortcuts
Want quick access to tools like Keepa? Just hover over the sidebar, click the three dots (⋮), and select Customize Shortcuts. From there, you can add or remove links to match your workflow.
Seller Information Tags
1. Each result includes seller context, shown under the Seller Information column:
  - Sold by Amazon: Sold and fulfilled by Amazon. May signal high competition or restrictions.
  - Not Sold by Amazon: More favorable for third-party sellers.
  - Third-Party Seller at Store: Sold by independent sellers on retailer sites. Use caution.
  - Seller is the Store: Sold directly by the retailer. Most reliable for sourcing.
    Use this to assess potential risks and opportunities.
Product Variations
To view product variations, look under the Key Information column for the “Variations” tag. Click the “i” icon to see variation details.
Tactical Edge Access
Under the Product Competition column, you’ll see a shortcut to Tactical Edge. Click it to analyze stock levels, seller counts, and other competitive data.