@Carsten Schulz That’s honestly a really good example of what I meant. Clear problem, clear rule, clear outcome and the user doesn’t have to fight paperwork just to get what’s fair. It’s interesting how the tech part is often the easiest, but the real resistance comes from institutions that are built around complexity. Out of curiosity, was the pushback more about regulation, internal processes, or just fear of changing how things have always been done?

@Joao Mateus Naves Amazon’s data is powerful but incredibly fragmented, so it’s hard to see the story behind the numbers. Wanting a single place for reliable, actionable KPIs is a very real problem. You’re right that the biggest challenge isn’t the dashboard itself, but feeding clean, consistent data into it. Have you ever tried connecting Amazon data with Shopify data (even just at a high level)? I’ve seen cases where having both in one view makes patterns much clearer especially around sales velocity, inventory movement, and demand trends.

You’re not alone Runway loops can be surprisingly tricky, especially for Facebook. A few things that helped me cut down on glitches and wasted credits: • Don’t rely on Runway’s loop toggle alone. Export normally, then manually loop it in a video editor (CapCut, Premiere, After Effects) by cross-fading the first and last frames. That alone fixed most “jump” issues for me.• Make sure the first and last frames are visually similar. Even small lighting or motion differences will show up as a glitch once FB recompresses it. If anything here is unclear or you’re still facing issues, feel free to comment or message me I’m happy to help you work through it. @Michael Lohse

AI automation is powerful but most people quit because they overcomplicate it. What's one automation you wish was explained in simple language?