Automate your Shopee store

What I mean by automating your Shopee store

Automating your Shopee store means a bot handles the repetitive work in Seller Centre. Updating prices and stock across listings from a sheet, prepping products for a campaign or flash sale, pulling your orders into a spreadsheet, and refreshing listings before a big push. It is the back-office upkeep of a shop you run, done for you, so the campaign prep stops eating your evenings.

Shopee runs on campaigns

Selling on Shopee means living by the calendar. Flash sales, vouchers, double-date campaigns, seasonal pushes, each one wanting prices dropped, stock checked, and listings prepped, then set back again after. For a catalogue of any size, that is the same edits across dozens of products, on a deadline, again and again.

Shopee's Seller Centre has bulk tools, and there is an open platform for larger sellers who can build against it. For everyone in between, the campaign prep is still a lot of manual editing. That is what a bot is good at. Keep your products and their campaign prices in a sheet, and let the bot apply the changes across the shop before the sale, and undo them after. The calendar still rules, but the clicking does not have to.

Who this is for

This is for the Shopee seller without a team, prepping for campaign after campaign by hand. The solo seller or small shop updating prices, checking stock, and pulling orders across Seller Centre. You manage the account, you just want the repetitive prep handled. No-coders and coders both, since you can build it without code and drop into code when you want.

How I'd approach it

Put your products in a sheet, with a column for the normal price and one for the campaign price. Point the bot at Seller Centre, and let it update each listing to the campaign price before the sale, then back after. Start with one product to check it lands right, then run the catalogue. Run it on your own shop with your own logged-in session, and double-check any price change.

Sheet to shop, one product first, then the catalogue. I would lay out the first draft with Build with description.

Automate your Shopee store from a description

Describe the task in plain words in the Chrome extension and it builds the steps for you. Give it a few short lines, check what it made, and run it. Explore no-code.

Automate your Shopee store in code

Build with code. If you would rather script it yourself, this is the path. Explore code

import { chromium } from "playwright";

const browser = await chromium.connectOverCDP(
  `wss://cdp-lb.axiom.ai/?token=${process.env.AXIOM_API_KEY}`
);

try {
  const context = browser.contexts()[0];
  const page = context.pages()[0] ?? await context.newPage();

  // Your products and their campaign prices, from your sheet
  const products = [
    { url: "https://seller.shopee.com/portal/product/111/edit", price: "9.90", stock: "50" },
    { url: "https://seller.shopee.com/portal/product/222/edit", price: "14.90", stock: "20" },
  ];

  for (const item of products) {
    // Open the product edit page on your own logged-in session
    await page.goto(item.url);
    await page.getByLabel("Price").fill(item.price);
    await page.getByLabel("Stock").fill(item.stock);
    await page.getByRole("button", { name: "Save" }).click();
    await page.waitForSelector(".save-success");
  }
} finally {
  await browser.close();
}

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Build with a Claude skill

Build no-code or code bots with a skill.

Add the Claude skill and describe the Shopee task you need. It builds the bot for you, no-code or code, prepping campaign prices from a sheet or pulling your orders out.

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What can you automate?

The campaign prep, for the shop you run. A couple of cases worth knowing first.

What I'd watch out for

Seller Centre is a big app behind a login, so a few things trip up a shop bot. Here is what I would watch for.

Time the changes to the sale

A campaign price set too early, or left on too long, costs you. Schedule the bot to apply prices just before the sale and put them back after, and double-check the timing against the campaign window.

Check one product first

A bad price across a catalogue is an expensive mistake. Run one product, confirm the price and stock landed right, then loop the rest, with a cap on how many a run touches.

Use your own session

Sign in as yourself on the shop you own, and store the cookies so the bot keeps the session rather than logging in fresh each run.

When the layout shifts

Shopee updates Seller Centre often, and fields move. Repick anything that stops being found with the selector tool, and recheck after a big update.