After you have reviewed and approved your Bulk Optimisation results, Sprintr shows a final summary of what is ready to go live.

This is the final step before approved changes are applied to your connected store.

Nothing goes live until you choose to publish now or schedule the update.

You reach the publish or schedule step after all listings in the bulk run have been reviewed.

Each listing will usually be marked as one of the following:

Only approved listings move forward.

Skipped or set-aside listings are not applied.

Before publishing, Sprintr shows a summary of the reviewed run.

This helps you check what will happen before any changes are applied.

The summary may show:

Use this summary as your final checkpoint.

The Will go live section shows the listings that have been approved and are ready to apply.

These are the listings Sprintr will update when you publish now or when the scheduled time arrives.

For each listing, Sprintr may show details such as:

Review this section carefully before continuing.

The Set aside section shows listings that will not be applied.

A listing may be set aside because it was skipped, not approved, or excluded during review.

Set-aside listings are not changed when you publish or schedule the run.

If a listing is blocked, Sprintr has identified something that prevents it from being applied.

A blocked listing may need:

Blocked listings are not applied until the issue is resolved.

Choose Publish now when you want approved changes to be applied immediately.

Sprintr will apply the approved updates to the relevant connected stores where automatic publishing is supported.

This may include:

Publishing starts the apply process. Some changes may appear quickly, while others may depend on the connected store or platform.

After publishing, Sprintr applies the approved changes to the relevant listings.

Skipped, set-aside, or blocked listings are not updated.

Once changes are applied, Sprintr may refresh analysis later, including SEO scores, after the store has been updated and the next analysis cycle runs.

This means the displayed score may not change instantly in every place.

Choose Schedule and Publish when you want approved changes to go live at a later date and time.

This is useful when you want to prepare listing updates ahead of time, such as for:

Scheduling lets you finish the review work now while controlling when the approved changes are applied.

When scheduling, choose:

Sprintr will show how many listings are selected and what types of updates are included, such as SEO copy, images, or videos.

For example, the schedule window may show:

Check this carefully before confirming the schedule.

Sprintr may show the timezone being used for the schedule.

For example, it may show the store timezone or your account timezone.

If Sprintr warns that this might not be the store’s actual timezone, check the timezone before scheduling.

This matters because a scheduled update for 9:00 AM should go live at the time you expect for the relevant store or market.

Where available, use the timezone setting link to review or correct the market timezone.

Once the date and time are correct, select the schedule button.

For example:

Schedule 3 listings

After scheduling, Sprintr will hold the approved changes until the scheduled time.

Nothing goes live before that time unless you choose to publish manually instead.

Choose Keep reviewing if you are not ready to publish or schedule yet.

This returns you to the review step so you can check the results again.

Use this when:

Some platforms may not support automatic publishing for every asset type.

For example, a generated video may need manual upload if the connected store does not support automatic video publishing.

When this happens, Sprintr will flag the item.

The approved asset may still be useful, but you may need to download it and upload it manually to the store or marketplace.

Manual upload items may not be applied automatically when you publish or schedule.

Skipped listings are not applied.

They remain set aside from this run.

You can optimise them again later in a new run or handle them individually.

Skipping a listing does not delete the listing or change the connected store.

Approved changes are not live until you publish or schedule them.

Until then, they remain part of the bulk run.

You can return to the run from the Bulk Optimisation page if it is still awaiting final action.

Use Publish now when the approved changes are ready to go live immediately.

Use Schedule and Publish when timing matters.

For example:

Scheduling is useful when you want to prepare work in advance.

Good examples include:

Before scheduling, make sure the approved listings and timezone are correct.

Publishing or scheduling is the final step in Bulk Optimisation.

Approved listings do not go live until you choose to apply them.

You can publish immediately, schedule changes for later, or keep reviewing before making a final decision.

Only approved listings are applied. Skipped, set-aside, or blocked listings are not changed.