Autocop

Automatically purchase items the moment they match your monitors.

Autocop is Fyndit's automatic purchasing system. When enabled, the bot immediately attempts to buy an item the moment it matches your monitor filters, without any manual intervention. This is the fastest possible way to secure highly sought-after items, as the purchase attempt happens within seconds of the listing appearing on Vinted.

Enabling Autocop

Autocop is controlled through the Rules system. To enable it:

1. 1Open your monitor or group management panel.
2. 2Click Rules to open the rules panel.
3. 3Click Add Rule to create a new rule.
4. 4Select the Autocop action from the action dropdown.
5. 5Toggle the rule to enabled.

You can combine autocop with scheduling (specific days/hours), price conditions, and usage limits. See the Rules section for full details.

How It Works

1. 1A new item appears on Vinted that matches one of your monitors with an autocop rule active.
2. 2The bot selects session(s) to use (from the rule’s session group if set, otherwise from your compatible sessions) and sends a purchase request to Vinted. If Multi-cop is enabled, it can try multiple sessions at the same time.
3. 3If the purchase succeeds, your notification embed turns green and displays the transaction ID, delivery method, carrier name, pickup point or address, and total price paid including shipping fees.
4. 4If the purchase fails (item already sold, session error, payment issue), the bot records the failure reason in red and moves to the next user in the queue if one exists.

The Queue System

When multiple users have autocop enabled on monitors that match the same item, a queue is automatically formed. The queue determines the order in which users get their purchase attempt:

• Position 1 - The first user gets an immediate purchase attempt. If it succeeds, the item is bought and all other users are notified that the item has been taken (red embed).
• Positions 2+ - Other users see their current queue position (e.g. "Position 2/5") displayed in their notification embed. They can monitor the queue in real-time as positions update.
• Automatic promotion - If the current user's purchase fails, is declined, or times out (3DS verification), the next user in the queue is automatically promoted and given their attempt. Their embed updates to "Your turn" status.
• Leave queue - Users can voluntarily leave the queue at any time by clicking the Leave Queue button on their notification embed. Their embed is updated to a neutral gray state.
• Item taken - When the item is successfully purchased by any user, all remaining users receive an updated embed indicating the item is no longer available.
• Report item - Users in the queue can report suspicious items (see Reporting section), which removes them from the queue and warns other users.

Manual Buy (Without Autocop)

If autocop is not enabled on the matching monitor, pressing the Buy button on a notification creates a new queue entry and immediately attempts the purchase. The flow from that point is identical to autocop: the bot handles session selection, 3DS if needed, and reports the result.

Purchase Results

After a purchase attempt, the notification embed is updated:

• Success (green) - Transaction ID, delivery method (pickup point name or home address), carrier name, and total price including shipping fees.
• Failure (red) - The error reason. Common failures: item already sold, payment method declined, insufficient wallet balance, session token expired, carrier not available, no eligible sessions found.
• 3DS Required (orange) - The purchase requires 3D Secure bank verification. See the 3D Secure section.
• No sessions (red) - No sessions were available to attempt the purchase. Ensure you have at least one authenticated, non-selling session on a compatible domain (and if your rule uses a session group, make sure the group contains eligible sessions).

Troubleshooting

• "No sessions" error - You need at least one active, authenticated session that is not of type "Selling" on a compatible domain (and included in your rule’s session group if you set one).
• Purchase fails immediately - The item may have already been sold before the bot could buy it. This is normal for extremely popular items. Using multiple sessions (and enabling Multi-cop) can increase your chances.
• Autocop not triggering - Verify the rule is enabled, the rule's schedule allows the current day/time, the rule has not reached its maximum uses, and the rule has not expired.