Class: Catalog::AmazonPriceRaisingService
- Inherits:
-
BaseService
- Object
- BaseService
- Catalog::AmazonPriceRaisingService
- Defined in:
- app/services/catalog/amazon_price_raising_service.rb
Overview
Service responsible for gradually raising Amazon prices when we're the stable Buy Box winner.
This service handles all price increase logic:
- Checking if we're a stable Buy Box winner (winning for N days)
- Refreshing external retailer prices before deciding to raise (to avoid competing with stale data)
- Increasing prices within safe thresholds
- Respecting price ceilings (parent price, external thresholds, sibling retailers)
Used by:
- AmazonPricingAutomationService (nightly full run)
Defined Under Namespace
Classes: Result
Constant Summary collapse
- BUY_BOX_WINNER_STABLE_DAYS =
Number of days we must hold Buy Box before raising prices
5- PRICE_INCREASE_PERCENT =
Price increase amounts (whichever is larger)
0.005- PRICE_INCREASE_DOLLAR =
0.5%
1.0- MAX_PRICE_INCREASE_PERCENT =
Maximum automatic price change percentage (5%)
0.05
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#buy_box_winner_stable?(catalog_item) ⇒ Boolean
Check if the catalog item has been a stable Buy Box winner A catalog item is considered stable if: 1.
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#check_edi_logs_for_stability(catalog_item) ⇒ Object
Check recent EDI Buy Box status logs to determine if we've been a stable winner Returns true only if we have consistent Buy Box wins over the required period.
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#is_buy_box_winner_in_log?(ecl, catalog_item) ⇒ Boolean
Parse an EDI log to determine if we were the Buy Box winner.
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#process(catalog_item, skip_sibling_refresh: false) ⇒ Object
Process a single catalog item and attempt to raise price if appropriate Returns a Result with :action (:price_increased, :no_action) and details.
Methods inherited from BaseService
#initialize, #log_debug, #log_error, #log_info, #log_warning, #logger, #options, #tagged_logger
Constructor Details
This class inherits a constructor from BaseService
Instance Method Details
#buy_box_winner_stable?(catalog_item) ⇒ Boolean
Check if the catalog item has been a stable Buy Box winner
A catalog item is considered stable if:
- We have tracked when the Buy Box status last changed, and it was > N days ago, OR
- We don't have a tracked change date, but recent EDI logs show we've been winning consistently
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# File 'app/services/catalog/amazon_price_raising_service.rb', line 75 def buy_box_winner_stable?(catalog_item) return false unless catalog_item.is_amz_buy_box_winner if catalog_item.amz_last_buy_box_winner_change.present? days_since_change = (Time.current - catalog_item.amz_last_buy_box_winner_change) / 1.day return days_since_change >= BUY_BOX_WINNER_STABLE_DAYS end # Fallback: Check recent EDI Buy Box status logs for stability # This handles cases where amz_last_buy_box_winner_change is NULL (e.g., historical items) check_edi_logs_for_stability(catalog_item) end |
#check_edi_logs_for_stability(catalog_item) ⇒ Object
Check recent EDI Buy Box status logs to determine if we've been a stable winner
Returns true only if we have consistent Buy Box wins over the required period
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# File 'app/services/catalog/amazon_price_raising_service.rb', line 90 def check_edi_logs_for_stability(catalog_item) recent_logs = catalog_item.edi_communication_logs .where(category: :buy_box_status) .where(state: 'processed') .where('edi_communication_logs.created_at >= ?', BUY_BOX_WINNER_STABLE_DAYS.days.ago) .order('edi_communication_logs.created_at DESC') .limit(10) # Must have at least 2 recent logs to verify stability return false if recent_logs.count < 2 # Must span at least the required number of days oldest_log = recent_logs.last days_covered = (Time.current - oldest_log.created_at) / 1.day return false if days_covered < BUY_BOX_WINNER_STABLE_DAYS # Check that all logs show us as the Buy Box winner recent_logs.all? do |ecl| is_buy_box_winner_in_log?(ecl, catalog_item) end rescue StandardError => e logger.warn "Error checking EDI logs for stability: #{e.}" false end |
#is_buy_box_winner_in_log?(ecl, catalog_item) ⇒ Boolean
Parse an EDI log to determine if we were the Buy Box winner
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# File 'app/services/catalog/amazon_price_raising_service.rb', line 116 def is_buy_box_winner_in_log?(ecl, catalog_item) return false unless ecl.data.present? json_hash = JSON.parse(ecl.data).with_indifferent_access status = json_hash.dig(:payload, :status) # If no buyable offers, we're not winning return false if status&.downcase == 'nobuyableoffers' offers = json_hash.dig(:payload, :Offers) || [] return false if offers.empty? merchant_id = catalog_item.catalog.merchant_id our_offer = offers.find { |o| o[:SellerId] == merchant_id } # Only consider Buy Box winner status, not Featured Merchant alone our_offer.present? && our_offer[:IsBuyBoxWinner] == true rescue JSON::ParserError, NoMethodError false end |
#process(catalog_item, skip_sibling_refresh: false) ⇒ Object
Process a single catalog item and attempt to raise price if appropriate
Returns a Result with :action (:price_increased, :no_action) and details
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# File 'app/services/catalog/amazon_price_raising_service.rb', line 34 def process(catalog_item, skip_sibling_refresh: false) return Result.new(action: :no_action, reason: :repricing_disabled, new_price: nil, price_ceiling: nil) if catalog_item.disable_amz_repricing # Must be Buy Box winner to consider raising price (Featured Merchant alone is not sufficient) return Result.new(action: :no_action, reason: :not_buy_box_winner, new_price: nil, price_ceiling: nil) unless catalog_item.is_amz_buy_box_winner # Must be stable winner (holding Buy Box for required days) return Result.new(action: :no_action, reason: :buy_box_winner_not_stable, new_price: nil, price_ceiling: nil) unless buy_box_winner_stable?(catalog_item) # IMPORTANT: Before deciding to raise price, refresh sibling retailer probes # This ensures we have fresh external price data to avoid raising above competitors sibling_refresh_result = nil unless skip_sibling_refresh sibling_refresh_result = refresh_sibling_prices(catalog_item) if sibling_refresh_result && sibling_refresh_result.lowest_price.present? our_price = catalog_item.amazon_price_with_tax if sibling_refresh_result.lowest_price <= our_price logger.info "Catalog Item #{catalog_item.id}: Blocked after sibling refresh - external price $#{sibling_refresh_result.lowest_price} <= our price $#{our_price}" return Result.new( action: :no_action, reason: :blocked_by_refreshed_sibling_price, new_price: nil, price_ceiling: sibling_refresh_result.lowest_price, sibling_refresh_result: sibling_refresh_result ) end end end # Check all price ceilings before raising ceiling_check = check_price_ceilings(catalog_item) return Result.new(action: :no_action, reason: ceiling_check[:reason], new_price: nil, price_ceiling: ceiling_check[:ceiling], sibling_refresh_result: sibling_refresh_result) unless ceiling_check[:can_raise] # Calculate and apply price increase increase_price(catalog_item, ceiling_check[:ceiling], sibling_refresh_result) end |