In TSM3 there was an option to send all you had of an item to another character with a COD option. I.E. I was selling Heavy Junk boxes for 500g each. The easiest way to unload 100+ boxes was to use TSM3's quick send... put in the item I wanted to sell, and the price of COD per box, and then hit send. This would automatically send all 100 boxes to the customer at 12 boxes per mailing, 6000g each until my inventory was depleted. Now, unless I'm missing something, I need to manually send 12 and put in the COD amount each time. Probably a small benefit to some, but I don't see how it would be difficult.. Then again, I'm not a programmer. But it would be tremendously helpful to those who mass COD items like myself :) Thank you for the consideration!

In TSM2, items that weren't able to be crafted in the Smart Crafts queue would be added to the regular Crafting Queue. I could then gather the mats using my typical shopping processes alongside the rest of my queue.

In TSM3 if I can't craft a cooldown in my Tasklist because I'm lacking mats, I have to go and manually figure out which mats I'm needing and how to obtain them (crafting, AH, alts, etc). If there are other cooldowns behind it in the Tasklist, I can't continue crafting them until I obtain the mats for the first cooldown. Cooldowns like Dreamcloth are particularly frustrating, because I could be missing one of the Volatile mats but I have to check each recipe to determine which ones I've already crafted and what the missing mats are.

I suggest being able to "Add to Crafting Queue" which would also clear the item from the cooldown list for the day.

1) What shortfall are you trying to solve in the current functionality of the addon?

Several items have a higher probability of being sold on specific days. For instance some items tend to sell better right after the weekly maintenance, or some high item level gear sells closer to the weekend for raiding. This would help people not waste AH fees on items that have a low probability of selling on some days.

2) What new functionality do you hope to attain with the addition of this feature?

A new information source would work. Similar to the region sales rate, except allowing for input, such as regionsalerate(2) to reference wednesday's sale rate of the item.

3) How would you or others use this feature?

Adding in this option would allow us to use it in auctioning functions so that we only post items on days that the item has a higher rate of sales chance.

1. What shortfall are you trying to solve in the current functionality of the addon?

Improve user experience in both the app & addon for any features involving realms. Currently (it seems) that they are sorted by when the first character was created on that realm. I believe it should be alphabetical in both the app, as well as any Operations of Settings involving realms.

2. What new functionality do you hope to attain with the addition of this feature?

Aside from the sorting alphabetically, if I were to request any "new" features that would also benefit from this, I would also like to see an option within Operations to *whitelist* specific Faction & Realm combos or Characters instead of just blacklisting them, and potentially for the app, an "Export All" or multi-realm export option (instead of a drop down menu, make it a multi-select input).

3. How would you or others use this feature? (perhaps the most important question - please provide SPECIFIC use-cases)

I think that sorting Realms alphabetically would just improve the experience of new and old users both in the cases of exporting Accounting Data from the app, and in the case of blacklisting (or whitelisting, if it is added) Faction & Realm combos or Characters.

In the use case of exporting accounting data, even with the current UI setup, it would greatly improve my experience to just go down a list of alphabetically sorted realms and export the ones I know I need to, versus how I currently have to do it, hunting down a list and thinking "Okay, I just created characters on realms X, Y, and Z, so they should be at the bottom..." but sometimes I had a character on that realm a while ago, and forgot about it/deleted it, but the realm it still "out of place" so to speak.

In the use case of Operations, again, even if a whitelist option is not added, I use certain "discount" Operations on realms I am branching out on to get initial capital, and blacklist that Operation on the realms I am "set" on, leaving my default. Again, it wouldn't be so bad to blacklist Faction & Realm combos or Characters if the Realms were sorted alphabetically.

I think setting white items to zero values in the TSM data base will be a good idea. I mean, everyone know white items can be bought from a vendor... are you sure everyone knows this? Let tell you what happen yesterday last night. My wife is new to the game (BFA that new) and we decide to have fun fishing. So she decide to go first and prepare herself for fishing. She went to the AH to buy a fishing pole and saw something like this http://prntscr.com/lql4de Yesterday it was 300 some for that fishing pole in the AH and TSM was matching the values. Luckily my wife ask me first before buy the fishing pole and I could show her where to buy it way cheaper in the vendor.

New players, they don't know better and there is people taking advantage from this. Thats why Im posting this, recommending to set in TSM the white items to zero values. And if someone try to manipulate TSM values put some rules to TSM to do nothing about this white items and keep it in zero values.

I think thats fair for new players and ethic practices from TSM team that will make you guys look like you really care about players.

It's great that adding profession groups has now been added into TSM4. The only issue is that instead of adding each block of the profession as different groups(i.e. Vanilla, Burning Crusade, etc.) it adds all items into a single large group. The only things not are craftable materials. Now, we can do this ourselves, but it would take hours of searching through wowhead to figure out where each item belongs. I'm not suggesting of course that you build groups for us, but give us the ability to select only part of a professions list of items ourselves to build into a group.

As an example, I have a destroy value that determines if an item should be destroyed sold. When I use /tsm destroy on my disenchanter it shows only items that are worth more disenchanted. What would be useful is if mailing operations could take values such as this to determine where to mail things. For instance if I have a couple pieces of gear, if one of them sells on the AH well, but the other is better disenchants, I would only have to go to to the mailbox and send my groups and it sends automatically. Now I have to send every item to my disenchanter, then it gets sent to my bank toon. This could have other uses I'm sure.

Still love a lot of the changes, but there are some areas that feel a lot less user-friendly. Namely: assigning and reordering operations.

I made this suggestion a while back on Discord and here when I was in the TSM 4 Beta, but was told both places weren't the place to make suggestions to TSM 4.... anyway, I had forgotten about it until now, and whipped up a quick mockup.

The way I described it was: copy your existing item assignment UI and apply it to Operations (with some tweaks).

Mockup: https://imgur.com/a/bG37uuU

I made quick mockup that you'll notice is just the item assignment interface, but with arrows!

Heh... still, I feel this would be a HUGE UX improvement, allowing for filtering and rearranging of operations without having to, as we currently do, remove all operations and re-add them, if we want to make any changes, or insert a "stack size" somewhere in the middle.

I love you guys, I do! It's just that not allowing us to easily change operations just feels like an unnecessary feature removal, and I feel like you already have an awesome new UI component to take advantage of to improve upon it!

Now, I've thought about this a bit more, and I don't think it should be just a tab that you select like the items, but it could pop up as it's own window... that way you could perhaps reuse the UI that allows filtering for things like linking Operations to other Operations (also currently very inconvenient if you have many Operations). That one wouldn't need the left/right sides or up/down arrows, but could still have the filter for you to search.

Apologies for the rambling, I hope this all makes sense and that you'll consider this UX suggestion. Thank you!