Pause ads when a SKU runs out of stock. Resume on restock.
Ads that outlive your inventory burn money twice.
You go out of stock. Your ads keep running, spending against a listing that cannot sell, handing clicks to whoever can, and dragging your campaign history down for when you return. Amazon will not pause them for you.
Describe it once.
You say:
Pause my ads whenever a SKU runs out of stock, and turn them back on when it's restocked.
Your agent writes the automation:
// Pause ads when a SKU runs out of stock; resume on restock.
function handle(event, context) {
const listing = context.listing;
const available = Number(listing.quantity);
for (const campaign of listing.campaigns) {
if (available === 0 && campaign.state === "enabled") {
campaign.pause();
} else if (available > 0 && campaign.state === "paused") {
campaign.resume();
}
}
return context;
}It runs on Amazon's inventory events, within seconds, day and night. Stock hits zero, ads pause. Stock comes back, ads resume. The code is yours: read it, edit it, or ask your agent to explain any line.
Amazon has rules. This is different.
| Pulsify | Amazon's automation | |
|---|---|---|
| Your rules | Exactly as your business works | A menu of presets |
| Visibility | Every decision logged and readable | A black box |
| Reach | Selling and advertising in one script | Separate silos |
| Ownership | The code is yours to read and edit | Theirs |
| Stopping it | One kill switch, instantly | Hunt through settings |
Every decision, on the record.
Each run leaves a trail: what fired it, what it read, what it changed. When you wonder why your ads paused at 2 a.m., the answer is one click away, not a support ticket.
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