If you have ever stayed up past midnight updating prices one by one on your e-commerce platform the night before a big sale, this blog was built for you.
This is the official agendabee channel — and the promise is straightforward: every article published here will help you run your store with more intelligence and less manual effort.
What you will find here#
This is not a generic e-commerce blog recycling the same advice you have already read a hundred times.
The focus is specific and practical:
- Step-by-step tutorials — how to use every agendabee feature to get the most out of the platform, from creating your first price schedule to setting up automatic reversions for a Black Friday campaign with hundreds of products.
- Pricing strategies — when and how to use percentage discounts, smart rounding (that ,99 ending trick that consistently outperforms round numbers) and seasonal campaigns that actually move inventory.
- Behind the product — what we are building, why we made certain decisions and where agendabee is heading. No corporate language.
- Product news and updates — every time a new feature ships, you hear about it here first, with real context on how to use it in your day-to-day operations.
If an article does not have concrete value for your store’s daily workflow, it simply does not get published.
Why a blog now#
agendabee was created to solve a very specific problem: promotions that start late, prices that stay discounted longer than planned and store owners who work outside business hours because they lack automation.
But solving an operational problem is not enough if the person running the store does not know how to get the most out of the tool they already have.
Global e-commerce is projected to surpass $6.9 trillion in sales by 2025, according to eMarketer. The vast majority of independent stores still rely on manual processes for at least one critical step — and price updates are among the most time-consuming and error-prone of all.
This blog exists to change that. One article at a time.
How the bees fit into this#
If you are new to agendabee, here is the 30-second version:
You schedule a price update — say, a 30% discount across your entire winter collection — set the start date and time and, optionally, a reversion date and time. After that, the bees take over.
The bees are the operational agents of the platform. They monitor the scheduled times and execute price updates automatically, whether you are online or not, without reminders and with no risk of missing a single product.
On this blog you will learn not just how to configure schedules, but also how to think strategically about your campaigns so the bees can work as efficiently as possible for your business.
The first step is to try it#
Everything on this blog assumes you have access to the platform — or are at least considering it.
agendabee offers a 3-day free trial, no commitment and no credit card required to get started. Install it, create a real schedule and watch the bees work before you make any decision.
If you want to start right now, the link is here:
And if you have any questions first, reach us at suporte@agendabee.com.br. Response time is within 24 hours — and we actually respond.