What does Fx, C and Cx mean in my eBay Repricing Rule?

When using eBay repricing, RepricerExpress you will see different symbols next to your Repricing Rule whenever your products started repricing.

Please find the list below along with a short explanation:

What does 'Fx' mean?

The yellow Fx means that the item is following a Formula Rule, which means that you've decided to calculate your eBay prices based upon Min/Max prices or Amazon prices, plus or minus fixed values and percentages.

What does 'C' mean?

The blue C means that this item is a Catalogue product (a product where you have a UPC / EAN / ISBN set) and it is repricing against competitors.

What does 'Cx' mean?

The purple Cx means that this item is a Non-Catologue product (a product where you don't have a UPC / EAN / ISBN set). When this happens, you will reprice according to the 'Non-Catalogue Item' section of your Repricing Rule:

You can then choose to 'Not reprice' the product or to reprice the product based on a formula: