Tasks

A task is one checkout attempt: one product, one profile, one proxy configuration. Tasks live in groups, and a group is bound to a single store.

Task groups

Create a group with + in the sidebar and pick a store — this cannot be changed later. Available stores: Baby Markt, Baby Walz, BabyOne, Coolblue, Duo Shop, Hoerabenteuer, Hugendubel, IdeeUndSpiel, Lidl, Mueller, Netto, Osiander, Otto, Smyths Toys, Spielzeugwelt, Thalia, Tonies.

Right-click a group for Start All, Stop All, Edit, Duplicate and Delete Group. Groups can be reordered by dragging. Edit also carries the "Restart tasks after checkout" toggle, which sends a task straight back to work after a successful order.

Creating tasks

Click Create Tasks. Which fields appear depends on the store. To create a stock monitor instead, see Monitors.

Field	Description
Product	URL or product ID. Accepted formats differ per store — see the store guides
Quantity	A number, `MAX`, or semicolon-separated values (`3;5;7`) distributed across tasks round-robin
Country	Only four stores have this field: Lidl (28 markets), Mueller (Germany / Austria), Thalia (Germany / Austria), Tonies (Germany / UK / France / Europe). Everywhere else the delivery country comes from the profile
Payment Method	Only appears where the store actually offers a choice — see below
Preload product	Baby Markt and Baby Walz (required) and Spielzeugwelt (optional). An always-in-stock item that opens the checkout before the drop and is removed again. It is never ordered
Delay (ms)	Retry interval while out of stock. Default 3500. Each store applies its own minimum
Max Price (EUR)	Per-task ceiling. `0` disables it. Not available for Lidl
Account	Coolblue and Otto only, required for both. You can't create the task until an account group exists for the store — if none does yet, the form says so and points you to Accounts to add one first
Profile	A profile group, optionally one specific profile. "All in Group" creates one task per profile
Proxy Group	Tasks rotate through every proxy in the group
Tasks per Profile	How many tasks to create per profile (1–100)

Quantity

Enter a number, or:

MAX — take the shop's own per-product limit. Supported by Lidl and Mueller. On Mueller this costs one extra session restart while the task reads the limit (Max qty=N, restarting...).
3;5;7 — semicolon-separated values are handed out round-robin when creating several tasks: task 1 gets 3, task 2 gets 5, task 3 gets 7, task 4 gets 3 again.

Payment per store

Most stores offer no choice at all, and then the task form shows no payment field for them.

Store	Options
Baby Markt	A list in your order of preference from PayPal, Credit Card, Klarna (Pay Later, Pay Now, or Installments) and Prepayment — empty means PayPal. The shop's offer changes with the day and the product, so the task takes the first method on your list that is offered for this order (`Paying with … instead` when it skips one). PayPal and Klarna arrive as a payment link you approve yourself
Baby Walz	Same as Baby Markt
BabyOne	A list in your order of preference from Credit Card and Klarna (Pay Later) — empty means Credit Card. The task takes the first one the shop offers for the product. Klarna arrives as an approval link on your webhook. PayPal is not available on this store

Max Price

The ceiling is checked before the order goes out, and it fails closed — if the price can't be read, the task will not order.

What the ceiling is compared against differs per store, so check the store guide before you set one. The cases worth knowing:

Baby Markt, Baby Walz and Spielzeugwelt compare the amount actually charged, shipping included. A ceiling set at the item price stops an order you wanted.
Netto compares the goods only — shipping is not counted, so the amount you end up transferring can be higher than your ceiling.
Smyths Toys compares the price per unit, shipping excluded.
Mueller compares against the cart total including VAT, not the unit price. With quantity above 1, set it high enough.
Thalia and Osiander compare the item's own price, not the basket total — so with quantity above 1 the amount you actually pay is the ceiling times the quantity. A Max Price of 6.00 with quantity 3 permits an order of up to 18.00. Set the ceiling per item, not per order. A separate cart check stops the order if anything unexpected is in the basket.

Lidl has no Max Price at all.

Managing tasks

Bulk operations

Start All / Stop All — in the header, or via the group's right-click menu.
Edit All — updates every task in the group. Empty fields keep their current value.
Edit Selected — same, for the current selection.
Delete All — removes every task in the group.

Quantity and delay can be edited while a task is running on stores that support it.

Selection

Click to select, Ctrl/Cmd+Click to multi-select, Shift+Click for a range. Ctrl/Cmd+A selects all, Esc clears.

Right-click a task

Start, Stop, Edit, Clone, Delete.

Keyboard shortcuts

Shortcut	Action
`⌘K` / `Ctrl+K`	Command palette
`?`	Show all shortcuts
`Esc`	Clear selection
`↵`	Start selected tasks
`⌘A` / `Ctrl+A`	Select all
`⌘⇧S` / `Ctrl+Shift+S`	Start all in group

Task logs

Click the list icon on a task row to follow its live log. This is where redirect payment links and order numbers appear.

Status reference

Statuses are per-store; the store guides list their own. These are the common ones.

Status	Color	Meaning
Idle	Gray	Not running
`Starting...`	Blue	Preparing the session
`Waiting for product...`	Blue	Task started with an empty Product field
`Waiting for monitor...`	Blue	Pre-warmed, waiting for a monitor signal
`Waiting for restock...`	Blue	Out of stock, retrying
`Waiting for price drop`	Blue	Price above your Max Price, retrying
`Blocked, rotating proxy...`	Blue	The exit was refused; moving to the next proxy
`Success: Checkout!`	Green	Order placed, with a real order number
`Task stopped`	Red	Stopped by you
`No profile selected`	Red	No profile assigned
`Quantity not supported`	Red	The shop's per-order limit is below your quantity
`Network error`	Red	Connection failed
`Restarting after checkout...`	Blue	Auto-restarting for another checkout

Statuses that name a profile

Some refusals are about the profile, not the task, and there is no point running the same task again until you change it. Those statuses carry the profile's name in brackets so you can tell which one of many rows to fix.

Status	Meaning	What to do
`Profile rejected (name)`	The shop refused one of the profile's fields	Correct the profile, then start the task again
`Profile limit reached (name)`	The shop caps how many of this item one customer may buy, and this profile has used its allowance up	Use a different profile. Lowering the quantity does not help — the cap counts the customer, not the order
`Adyen decline (name)`	The bank declined this one charge; the card is not flagged	Worth another run later. Check funds and card limits
`Adyen: bad card data (name)`	The payment provider rejected the card details	Fix number, expiry, CVV and billing address on that profile
`Adyen ban (name)`	The provider is refusing this card outright	Retrying will not change it and repeated attempts make it worse. Use a different card or profile

All five end the task instead of retrying, because running it again cannot change the answer. The payment provider's own wording is in the task log and in your webhook.

A successful checkout always has an order number

No store module reports success on a response that merely looks fine. If a task went green, the order number is in the task log and in your webhook.

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