Reviews that go quiet
Each submitted listing counts the days in review against the expected review days of its marketplace. Next step says Overdue N days: follow up before you forget it.
Notion template, one-time payment
One row per product on one marketplace, with the days in review, the reviewer requests still open and the listings that need an update. It comes from the way we run our own listings on eight stores.

DMS.S2 — What's included
Each submitted listing counts the days in review against the expected review days of its marketplace. Next step says Overdue N days: follow up before you forget it.
Every change request and rejection is logged word for word in Feedback, linked to its listing, with open items counted until each one is fixed.
Days since update flags a live listing after 180 days without a release, so you ship an update before reviews and rankings drop.
Eight marketplaces link to their official seller docs instead of quoting fees or review times, because both change. Add any other store in one row.
DMS.S3 — Templates
Every free sample is a real, duplicable part of the template. Refund within 14 days.
$16 one time
Every listing on every marketplace, and the next step of each one.
DMS.S4 — Questions
The Listings table with the next step of each listing and the Before you submit checklist, both duplicable today.
No. You set the status and dates when a store answers, and copy installs and revenue once a month. The template keeps every listing, the math and the reviewer history in one place.
Payment runs in our client portal. Right after it clears, you receive an e-mail with the link to duplicate the template into your own Notion workspace.
No. Every template is built to work on the free Notion plan.
No. It is a one-time payment per template, and you keep the copy in your workspace.
Ask for a refund within 14 days of purchase through the client portal.
DMS.S5 — Start a project
Tell us how your team works today. If the same tracker would help other teams, we may build it.