Not sure if it's possible, but it would be nice to have the buyout price that was on an auctioned item that expired. For those who have a laundry list of items on the AH at any given time, and a bunch of them expire (which is the general case), it would be nice to know what was the buyout price so that the items could be re-listed at the same price and/or adjust the price within some percentage of what it was previously listed. Could be in the in-game AH support and/or in the desktop application as part of what is exported to CSV (preferably both).

When a post or cancel scan is run in TSM 3, the results list is sorted by time. That is, the newest item scanned on the AH is posted on the bottom of the list, growing upwards. This allows the user to watch the post or cancel scan happen in real time, as a live feed of information.

An example of this behavior can be found starting at 4:52 here:
https://youtu.be/zqPsuWpIeeA?t=292

TSM 4 adds new items to the post scan list in vaguely "random" fashion. It's no longer to watch the post scan happen in real time, since new items are added throughout the middle of the list.

Here is a comparison of the TSM 3 vs TSM 4 list:
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/244841469070802944/592780119152787466/unknown.png

It would be useful if the post and cancel lists could again be sorted by scan time, rather than by whatever sort TSM 4 uses by default.

One of the most difficult things to grasp I find when using TSM is both understanding which variables are available for each operation type and the correct way to input/nest the formulae to create the correct operation syntax to arrive at the desired end result. A pick list, (this could be just a dot that you click into into a panel) resulting in the automation of the actual syntax itself would make it much easier. As you ticked each variable that you want to use this would create the correct input syntax in the relevant field and in turn bring the next set of usable variables available to select for that operation type. For example ; An Auctioning operation: How do you wish to value item? eg: dbmarket, Do you want to further check the value? DBhistorical or region average, check vendor sell, check cost of materials, profit required 9%. An intuitive input screen with a mouseover explanation of the variable would make it so much easier for those that have never been faced with inputting computer syntax/formulae or a definitive understanding of the maths behind them. It is easy when you know how to write them and an overwhelming nightmare if you do not. I think it would help enormously for new players and reduce the time required for building the operations for others maybe.

Observation: data like sale rate or avg daily sold go as low as 0.01 currently

Problem: this is a rounding, and for a lot of items (transmogs) the real value is probably much lower. for instance if we try to find the region quantity of a transmog, it usually goes like this :
DBRegionSoldPerDay / DBRegionSaleRate = 0.01 / 0.01 = 1
this is inaccurate because of rounding problems, transmogs more often goes around 150-200 quantity instead of 1.
this is just one example of the problem that comes when rounding is too extreme. some items really have a low avg daily sold and sale rate. rounding them to 0.01 would be incorrect.

Solution: I propose allowing us to have a more precise value, at least 8 decimals, if not the exact value. If you need it to be non 0, then the smallest value that exist in your database beside 0 would work fine as the min.

thank you

I've often wanted the ability to craft the item I have the least of first when doing a crafting restock, due to limited resources.

This is especially applicable to crafting enchants - I have my crafting operation set to restock to 20, 40 or even 60 depending on how quickly they've been selling. But if they've been selling constantly for a while, I don't always have the mats to cover crafting the majority of 60x8 enchants. So having the option to have "craft next" craft the enchant I only have 10 in stock of vs crafting the enchant I already have 50 of would be nice.

I could of course change the crafting operation but that's more work, not less. And for item's other than enchants (where crafting one by one would increase the number of clicks required by a lot) it could be done by percentages - craft the lowest quantity items up all to 25% (or whatever) of restock amount, then all to 50% and so on. if you only have resources to cover crafting 50%, and you started out with several of some and none of others, you end up with 50% of all - instead of 100% of some and none of others.

Request: I am requesting a change to the mailing operation to allow mailing to multiple characters within one mailing operation.
Justification: I’m new to TSM and still discovering it many uses. The one thing that brought me to TSM was my search for a way to mass mail materials, gold and crafted items to my alts. Currently a mailing operation only allows one character (toon) name in the “Target Character” box. To send the same item (materials, gold or crafted) in the same quantity to multiple characters I have to enter a separate mailing operation for each character. I have 12 characters on the same server in order to send different amounts of items (5, 10, or 20) I had to make 3 operations per character (36 mailing operations) if a single mailing operation could support multiple characters I would only have needed 3 mailing operations. This change would be useful when sending gold to alts, for sending materials for World Quest work orders requiring materials, distributing crafted items (e.g., potions, flasks, contracts etc.) as well as sending materials and crafted items for Warfront contributing to gain addition Artifact Power, these are only a few examples. Thank you for considering my request.