Flow Tracker for Poshmark FAQs: settings, results, and fixes

Flow Tracker for Poshmark checks each closet listing against its Amazon product. It sets out-of-stock items to Not For Sale, updates prices using your markup, and sets sold-out sizes to 0. It scrolls through your closet and updates each listing as it goes, based on current Amazon prices and your markup. The website calls it the Poshmark Closet Tracker.

In the popup, choose Poshmark and click the Flow Tracker card. Poshmark opens your closet, where the Product Tracker widget appears. Set your options in Open Settings, then click Track Items.

Enable Stock Monitor hides items when Amazon is out of stock. Enable Price Monitor updates prices when Amazon's price changes. Enable Size Variation Tracking syncs stock size by size on multi-size listings.

Markup Percent (%) is added to the Amazon cost: 100% makes $100 into $200, and 70% makes it $170. It must be a whole number. Negative numbers are allowed and price below the Amazon cost.

Price Trigger Threshold is the smallest price change that triggers an update. The default is 0, so any change updates the price. Set it higher, for example 2, to skip small changes.

Max Delivery Days (default 4, range 1 to 30) marks an item unavailable when Amazon's delivery takes longer than that.

Start Tracking From Product # skips listings before that spot in your closet, and Stop Tracking After Product # stops after that spot. Leave either at 0 to start at the first listing or track with no limit.

It skips any item already tracked successfully within that many hours (0 to 720), so a restarted run doesn't redo finished work. 48 is suggested for big closets. Set it back to 0 for normal runs, or those items won't get fresh prices.

Choose Amazon.com (USA) if your products come from amazon.com, or Amazon.ca (Canada) if they come from amazon.ca. It should match where you sourced the listings.

🚀 Concurrent Tracking Level sets how many items are checked at once, from 1 to 3 (default 3). Higher is faster but makes Amazon blocks more likely.

Continuous Tracking (background) re-tracks your whole closet in a loop until you press Stop. It runs on one thread in its own window so it keeps going while the tab sits behind other windows. Leave a sliver of it visible; Chrome shows a speaker icon for its silent keep-alive sound.

Chrome slows down tabs that are hidden or minimized, which can stall tracking. Keep the closet tab in front, and don't minimize the window or switch tabs while it runs.

Click the $ button on the listing's tile in your closet ("Track just this listing"). It uses your current tracker settings.

The tracker looks for the Amazon ASIN in the listing's SKU, then in its description. If none is found, the tile shows "SKU not available — no ASIN found…". Add the ASIN as the SKU to fix it.

The listing is set to Not For Sale. If Poshmark doesn't allow that switch, the tracker raises the price to 10 times instead ("10x fallback") so no one buys it.

Amazon now shows a different product for that link, so the tracker set the listing to Not For Sale to protect you. Check the Amazon page and update the SKU if it's still the same item. ASIN-change checking is always on and can't be turned off.

The listing is skipped and left unchanged, and it will be checked next run. Amazon set this limit, not DropFlowLister. Lower the tracking level and try later.

Poshmark didn't confirm the size update, so the tracker left sizes as they were. The item will be retried on the next run.

All three monitors are off. Turn on Stock Monitor, Price Monitor, or Size Variation Tracking in Open Settings.

The markup box only accepts whole numbers like -100, 0, 70, or 400. Remove any decimal point or % sign.

The listing points to a Temu product, and Flow Tracker for Poshmark only tracks Amazon today. The listing is left unchanged.

Go to chrome://extensions, find DropFlowLister, and click its reload button. Then refresh your closet and start tracking again.