FlexShark guide
Responsible Automation for Amazon Flex Drivers
Use Amazon Flex automation responsibly with focused schedules, clear filters, weekly review, and awareness of platform policies.
Automation should reduce repetitive work, not create unnecessary risk. A responsible Amazon Flex bot setup uses clear schedules, realistic filters, and regular review. It should help drivers follow their own strategy instead of chasing every possible block.
FlexShark is built around that approach. Drivers can schedule when automation runs and define which blocks are worth considering.
Use focused schedule windows
Avoid running automation all day without a reason. Short, focused windows make it easier to understand what works in your market. They also keep your setup aligned with the times you can actually drive.
If a window does not produce useful blocks after repeated tests, replace it. If one window performs well, keep it and refine the filters around it.
Keep filters realistic
Filters should match your actual driving preferences. Include stations you are willing to drive from, minimum pay that reflects your costs, and time windows that fit your schedule.
Broad filters may produce more activity, but more activity is not always better. The goal is to find useful blocks, not just more offers.
Review results instead of guessing
Check recent blocks and missed opportunities regularly. Look for patterns by station, day, and time. Update your setup based on evidence.
Weekly review is usually enough for most drivers. Frequent changes can make it harder to know which setting actually improved results.
Respect platform policies
Every driver should review current Amazon Flex policies and decide whether automation fits their risk tolerance. FlexShark provides tools and controls, but the driver remains responsible for how those tools are used.
Read Is Using an Amazon Flex Bot Legal and Safe? for more context.
Start simple
The safest setup is usually simple. Pick a few stations, one or two schedule windows, and a clear minimum pay rule. After you understand how your local market behaves, expand carefully.
For configuration steps, visit the FlexShark setup guide or read What is FlexShark?.