After you have reviewed and approved all listings in a Bulk Optimisation run, Sprintr lets you decide when the approved changes should go live.

You can either:

Nothing goes live until you choose one of the publish options.

You see the scheduling screen after the Review step, once the selected listings have been reviewed and are ready for final action.

The screen confirms:

This gives you one final checkpoint before any approved changes are applied.

The Ready count shows how many approved listings are ready to be published or scheduled.

These are the listings that passed review and can move forward.

For example, if the screen shows:

3 Ready

that means three approved listings are ready to go live.

The Will replace count shows how many listings will replace existing live content.

This is useful when Sprintr is about to overwrite current listing content, images, or other approved fields.

If this count is zero, Sprintr is not expecting to replace existing content in that part of the run.

The Blocked count shows whether any listings cannot be published or scheduled yet.

A listing may be blocked if something still needs attention, such as:

Blocked listings are not applied until the issue is resolved.

The schedule screen shows the listings included in the final action.

Each listing has a status, such as:

Ready

Use this list to confirm that the right products are included before publishing or scheduling.

If something looks wrong, choose Keep reviewing and return to the review step.

Choose Publish now if you want approved changes to go live immediately.

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

This may include approved:

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

Choose a date and time if you want the approved changes to go live later.

This is useful when you want to prepare listing updates in advance for:

Once scheduled, Sprintr holds the approved changes until the selected date and time.

Use the Date and Time fields to choose when the approved changes should go live.

Before confirming, check:

When everything is correct, select the schedule button, such as:

Schedule 3 listings

Sprintr may show the timezone being used for the scheduled publish time.

For example, it may show:

Store timezone · Europe/London

Sprintr may also warn that this might not be the store’s actual timezone.

Check this carefully before scheduling, especially if your store sells into a different country or market.

If needed, use Set market timezone to review or update the timezone before scheduling.

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

This returns you to the review step.

Use this if:

After you schedule the bulk optimisation, Sprintr will apply the approved changes at the selected time.

Until then, the changes are held and are not live - you can always review again and reschedule, push live or cancel a schedule.

Only the approved ready listings are included

Blocked, skipped, or set-aside listings are not applied.

The publish or schedule screen is the final checkpoint before approved bulk changes go live

Use Publish now for immediate updates.

Use Schedule when timing matters.

Use Keep reviewing if anything needs checking before you commit.