The task board that knows your Amazon account.

How SpiderOS Tasks works

Step by step, in the order it runs in your workspace.

1. 1Tasks arrive with context

   Alerts, audit findings and Ads AI recommendations create tasks automatically, each linked to the ASIN or campaign it affects, with the evidence attached.

2. 2Assign and schedule

   Tasks get an owner, a due date and a priority. Recurring checklists, such as the weekly inventory review, create themselves on schedule.

3. 3Work in one board

   Kanban, list and calendar views for your team and the PPC Spider team together, with roles so clients see their tasks and approvals and nothing else.

4. 4Approve where needed

   Changes that need sign-off, such as a listing rewrite or a price change, sit in an approval column and are applied only when approved.

5. 5Close with the result

   When a task is closed, SpiderOS tracks what happened to the ASIN or campaign afterwards, so the board shows the effect of the work, not just the tick.

Built for

• Replacing a general project tool

  Asana, Trello or a spreadsheet do not know what an ASIN is. Here the task, the product and the outcome are one record.

• Agency and client in one place

  The client sees approvals and progress; the agency sees everything. No status emails.

• Recurring operations

  Weekly search term harvest, inventory review, reimbursement check and content QA run as checklists that create themselves.

• Audits that get done

  An audit is only useful if the fixes ship. Every finding is already a task, ranked by value.