Signature tool

Batch comparison decision helper

Two candidate listings in, one submit-first answer out. Every line of the output quotes the written rule that produced it; nothing here scores quality or authenticity.

Inputs

Filling the two cards, flag by flag

How to use this tool: copy facts straight off each listing page, the label line as written, the card price, the platform, and the credit the shop page shows. Then tick only flags you can actually see: a quantity floor you would undercut, option tiles that contradict the gallery, label text that reads like a workaround, a category from the no-return list (help id 51). Guessing a flag poisons the answer; the helper trusts your reading.

Listing A

label line, as written on the cardprice on the card, CNYplatform the listing lives onseller credit, as the shop page shows itquantity would sit below the seller minimumvariant photos do not match the option tileslabel text markets around the authenticity rulescategory is on the no-return list (custom-made, undergarments, food, opened seals)

Listing B

label line, as written on the cardprice on the card, CNYplatform the listing lives onseller credit, as the shop page shows itquantity would sit below the seller minimumvariant photos do not match the option tileslabel text markets around the authenticity rulescategory is on the no-return list (custom-made, undergarments, food, opened seals)

runs locally, nothing leaves the page

Readout

Fill both candidates, then run. The verdict line lands here with its policy citations.

What the verdict means, and what it refuses to mean

Submit-first is an order of operations: the listing with fewer policy blockers goes ahead, because every blocker is a written rule that can strand your money or your parcel. Ties are reported as ties. When the flagged issues tie, a lower entered price breaks the tie. Platform-wide terms are shown separately; they do not change the ordering.

The helper will not rank goods, mark authenticity or crown a best batch. Those judgements have no checkable source, and the operator’s policy explicitly removes listings that pretend otherwise. If both candidates carry blockers, the answer is to fix the facts, not to gamble on the lesser one.

The rules the helper cites: cancellation by status (help id 87), the 120-hour return window and its ineligible list (help id 51), wholesale validity and box-count terms (help id 90), Fill and Buy after-sales terms (form text), the anti-counterfeiting enforcement list (help id 125). All read 2026-10-10.

User-centre warehouse list with tutorial callouts for selecting stocked products and pressing submit — Where the decision lands: the warehouse list where stocked items wait for a waybill. Tutorial annotations are the operator’s.

Worked example, with the arithmetic shown

Candidate A: marketplace listing, good credit, no flags. Candidate B: wholesale listing at a lower card price, quantity under the floor. The helper answers A first, on one line of policy: an under-minimum wholesale order is not valid as filed, so B cannot even enter the pipeline until refiled. Clear B’s flag and, if the seller-credit fields match, B goes first because its entered price is lower. The wholesale box-counting term remains visible without changing the order.

That is the shape of every verdict: facts you read, rules the operator wrote, and an ordering you can re-derive by hand.

Back to label anatomy What each undo costs

The helper’s two cards filled in: Listing A at 219 CNY on Tmall with good credit history and no flags, Listing B at 168 CNY on 1688 with the below-seller-minimum box ticked — The worked example as typed in, 2026-10-12. Labels and prices are this site’s example values, not a live listing.