Introduction
Thanks for using Supercop. Supercop is a simple, lightweight and cross platform google chrome extension. Built for the sole purpose of buying limited goods from Supreme and Shopify based websites.
Installation
While we're waiting for google chrome approvial for the extension store, we'll detail how to manually install the extension.
- Download the extension from the account page here
- Unzip the file
- In chrome go to chrome://extensions or from the settings
- Enable developer mode
- Click load unpacked
- Select the folder you unzipped the extension to
- You're done! You can now login to Supercop and start using the extension
Getting Started
To get started with Supercop, you will need to install the extension from the chrome web store. Once installed, you will need to login using the emaiil & password you created when siningn up for Supercop. Once logged in, you will be able to add your billing and shipping information. It's pretty self explanatory, but below we will outline more details on how to use Supercop.
Usage
After you have logged in, you will be able to create tasks & profiles. We suggest filling the profile info first but you can always edit tasks as needed to remove or add profiles.
The profile info is used to fill out the checkout form, the create profile page is straight forward.
Note: Your profile data, including billing info is stored locally on your system. We do not store any of your data on our servers.
- Website: Add any shopify based website, we automatically format the url.
- Profile: Profile that will be used on checkout
- Keyword: We search keywords based on a partial match, you only need a part of the name of the product (more info on keywords below)
- Size: Select from a predfined set of sizes
- Variant: You can set to search a variant here, for example supreme has colors as it's own variant.
- Complete Checkout: This is enabled by default, if disabled it wont submit the final payment submit.
- Any Size: If the item is a single item with no sizes, you may enable this option. You can also enable this if you have a selected size, if your chose size is not found - it will then pick the next available size.
Keyword Finder
Our keyword finder tool is very robust and highly configurable. You can set it up a few ways to be broad or very specific. We also have the product fetching page as a backup so you can quickly manually take over.
Product Matching Scenarios: Understanding Full and Partial Matches
Let's explore various scenarios that demonstrate how product matching logic works, focusing on keywords, variants, sizes, and availability.
Full Match Scenarios
- Exact Keyword and Variant Match
- Task: { keyword: "Supreme Box Logo", variant: "Black", size: "M" }
- Result: Full match
- Explanation: The product title contains the exact keyword, and there's an available variant matching both the color and size.
- Multiple Keywords Match
- Task: { keyword: "Supreme Box Logo, Hoodie", variant: "Red", size: "L" }
- Result: Full match
- Explanation: The product title contains all specified keywords, and there's an available variant matching both the color and size.
- Negative Keyword Match
- Task: { keyword: "Supreme Box Logo, -Crewneck", variant: "Red", size: "L" }
- Result: Full match
- Explanation: The product title contains "Supreme Box Logo" but not "Crewneck", and there's a matching variant.
- Any Size Match
- Task: { keyword: "Supreme Box Logo", variant: "Red", anySize: true }
- Result: Full match
- Explanation: The product title matches, the color matches, and any available size is acceptable.
Partial Match Scenarios
- Keyword Match, No Matching Variant
- Task: { keyword: "Supreme Box Logo", variant: "Green", size: "XL" }
- Result: Partial match
- Explanation: The product title matches the keyword, but there's no variant with the specified color and size.
- Keyword and Size Match, Color Mismatch
- Task: { keyword: "Supreme Box Logo", variant: "Yellow", size: "M" }
- Result: Partial match
- Explanation: The product title and size match, but the color doesn't match any available variant.
- Available but Unspecified Variant
- Task: { keyword: "Supreme Box Logo", variant: "Blue", size: "S" }
- Result: Partial match
- Explanation: The product title and variant match, but the specific variant is not available.
No Match Scenarios
- Keyword Mismatch
- Task: { keyword: "Nike Air Max", variant: "Black", size: "M" }
- Result: No match
- Explanation: The product title doesn't contain the specified keyword.
- Negative Keyword Present
- Task: { keyword: "Supreme Box Logo, -Limited", variant: "Black", size: "M" }
- Result: No match
- Explanation: Although "Supreme Box Logo" is present, the negative keyword "Limited" is also in the title, causing no match.
These scenarios demonstrate how product matching logic handles various combinations of keywords, variants, sizes, and availability. The system distinguishes between full matches (where all criteria are met) and partial matches (where some but not all criteria are satisfied), allowing for flexible and precise product targeting.