Menus move fast. If you're checking the directory manually every few days, you're already behind. Notification Settings is where you tell BulkMarket what you're sourcing so it comes to you instead.
Two Tabs, Two Jobs
Notification Settings splits into Contact and Listings. Contact covers how BulkMarket reaches you in general: push notifications, email, direct messages, platform updates. Listings is where you control what gets you a notification in the first place, and it's the tab worth spending real time in.
Three Categories, Each With Its Own Filters
Listings alerts break into Flower, Trim, and Concentrates, each with its own toggle. Turn on what you deal in and leave the rest off. Each category has an Edit Filters option underneath it, where you describe what you're actually looking for instead of just "anything in this category."
| Category | Filters Available |
|---|---|
| Flower | Price range, weight range, size (smalls vs. bigs), canopy type (indoor, outdoor, greenhouse, light assist) |
| Trim | Price range, weight range, canopy type |
| Concentrates | Price range, concentrate type (live resin, live rosin, distillate, isolate, bubble hash, frozen) |
Set these to match what you're sourcing right now, not what you might want someday. Filters you set once and forget stop being useful the moment your buying needs shift.
Location Range
Below the category filters is a map and a radius slider running from 1 to 1000 miles. Drop your pin, set your range, and you're telling BulkMarket how far you're willing to look for product. A retailer sourcing locally and a distributor buying statewide should have very different numbers here.
How Alerts Actually Arrive
New listings don't ping you one at a time. BulkMarket bundles what's new into a single notification sent out periodically, so instead of a dozen separate interruptions, you get one alert telling you there's fresh inventory worth a look. Open it, and it takes you straight to what's new since the last one.
Set it up once, and the menus you'd otherwise have to go hunting for start showing up on their own.