The Amazon marketplace queue

Composer's "Queued" tab holds Amazon marketplace jobs you run yourself from the extension, one at a time.

Composer's "Queued" tab is specifically for Amazon marketplace jobs — Canada, UK, Australia, Germany, Singapore and so on. It works differently from the Facebook/Instagram/YouTube auto-pacer: nothing posts on its own. Each job carries the video, its title, the matched ASIN, the target marketplace and whether it should publish or save as a draft, and it sits there until you start it yourself.

To run it, open the extension bar on amazon.com and click 📤 Run queue. Jobs run one at a time in your own signed-in browser tab, since each marketplace needs your own session and a one-time code the app can't supply for you.

A job's status is queued, running, done, or failed — a failed job keeps its note so you can see why before retrying. This is deliberate: a job only runs when you start it, so a systematic mistake in your setup gets caught before it repeats across your whole queue.

Queuing the same video and marketplace again while a job is already queued or running is skipped rather than added as a duplicate.

The Composer item in the sidebar shows how many are queued, and the tab opens with a line saying how many. This is a separate lane from a Coverage gap "+" click, which stages a job here the same way, and separate from Composer's regular Post now/Schedule buttons, which post to Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Pinterest directly.