Outcome Tracking

After every sync, Hoard estimates two things: the value it captured and the time it saved.

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The two numbers

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Value captured

Your card was underpriced and Hoard caught it. The pricing engine raised the target above your current listing. Your Charizard is listed at $50, market moved to$65, Hoard sets target to $78 (your 1.20x markup).$28 found per copy.

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Time saved

Every card Hoard reprices is about 30 seconds you didn’t spend looking up a price, comparing it, and updating a listing. 500 cards repriced, that’s over 4 hours.

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Where you’ll see them

On the dashboard, both numbers appear in the “Since last sync” strip on the Today tab, below the action queue. The strip also carries the net price adjustment from that sync. Value captured and price adjustment each pair with a 7-day running total when there is one. In the Preview Prices view, the banner reports how many prices will change on TCGplayer and the net dollar change. It does not project value captured or time saved. These aren’t in your digest emails — those report actual sales and price-change counts rather than projections. See Email Notifications for what each digest covers.

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Track record

Value captured and time saved are estimates made when Hoard sets a price. They are not sales. The Track Record widget further down the Today tab reports realized numbers instead: revenue from cards sold at agent-set or rule-set prices over the last 30 days, profit lift against the baseline price, and, when there are any, a Recent Wins list of up to five sales with the largest gain over the baseline price.

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First sync

The strip doesn’t show up until your first sync has real data. Each figure appears only when there is something to report, and the strip is hidden when none of them qualifies.

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