Watch an overview of the Researcher Application.
Keep all your researched products in one place with our Researcher Application. There are 2 ways you can create your researched products:
By using the MPSH Research Chrome Extension app.
Manually input the relevant information from Amazon.
To access the Researcher Application, just click on the relevant Researcher tab on the left navigation bar.
This will bring up your current list of products if you have already added on researched products or a blank canvas if not.
an empty screen if not.
You can see the Status of a Researched Product by the coloured circle to the left of the line. When you hover over the line, there is a description of that Status. The different Statuses are also listed at the top of the page.
Once you have built your list of Researched Products - and there could be a long list - to help you find a particular product from that long list, you can use the Filters to search by using the first few letters of the Product Description.
The Filter can be accessed by clicking in the white blue space by anywhere near the Filter or there is a little arrow on the right hand side wording which will open up the area to allow you to input your information to search. To close this up again, you can click on reset and this will clear the information and close or you can just click in the same space again and the Filter option will close up again.
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Once you have input the information you are searching for, just click on Search and the results will be shown for you. The example below shows a search for everything listed in the Category of Sports.
Alternatively, you can just use the Search option at the top right of the screen which is just a quick search option.
. For example, you could search for all Researched Products with an ‘Initial’ status.
The result will then list all the Researched Products with that search criteria. You can also search for more than one field at a time, for example, all converted Products in the Home and Garden category.
Just click on Reset to clear your search.
Alternatively, for a quick search, just use the Search option on the left and type in a few letters or numbers. This will look for a match on the current page you are on and highlight the result in yellow.
