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This is the roadmap for AiHello AutoPilot for last quarter of 2021; some of these features might spill over into next quarter. This is going to be an eventful quarter for most sellers as supply chain backlog issues are causing PPC bids to spike.

We will be focussing most of this quarter on our customers success with our specialist. However this does not mean we will be slowing down our tech growth.

Below are some of the features that we plan to release for AutoPilot. The ones in italics have already been released.

- Customer search term transfer from Manual Campaigns to other Manual Campaigns
- AutoPilot v3
- Keyword Research Module.
- Urgent email tasks: (high ctr, high cvr, too many targets, too many products)
- AutoPilot tab:a. Switch on AutoPilot wizardb. Show stats about autopilot
- Better recommendations by campaign audita. Release Budget suggestion module b. Warning if majority of your keywords are hitting ceiling for autopilot with no impressionsd. Warning if Campaigns have low conversion rates: suggestions to improve theme. Warning if Campaigns have low CTR: suggestions to improve them
- Complete dayparting boost calculation with new Amazon hourly data
- Add events table: show when autopilot added, what campaign, profile id etc
- Show keywords transferred via harvesting
- Trends for ASIN (Weekly, Monthly, Daily)
- New performance graphs
- Smart filter a. Increasing AcoSb. decreasing AcoSc. increasing CTRd. decreasing CTRe. increasing CVRf. decreasing CVRg. product price increaseh. budget increasei. bad CTRj. bad CVRk. bad AcoS
- Benchmark tool
- Ability to archive profiles
- Create portfolios of profiles & campaigns.
- Keyword match type for autopilot to add optimal keyword
- Keyword match type for transferring keywords from autopilot
- Booster Shot: Boost your Organic Sales via AutoPilot. This works by tweaking your backend search terms for each product.
https://www.aihello.com/resources/blog/autopilot-roadmap-2021/

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