Block grabber controls
Use filters so FlexShark targets blocks that fit your driving plan instead of accepting every available offer.
A practical guide to FlexShark block search, Amazon Flex automation, filters, schedules, and booking feedback.
FlexShark works as an Amazon Flex bot and block search workspace. Drivers define station, pay, duration, arrival, day, and schedule rules before the bot is allowed to act.
Use filters so FlexShark targets blocks that fit your driving plan instead of accepting every available offer.
Set weekly search windows so Amazon Flex automation runs only when you want the bot looking for blocks.
Review accepted, missed, rejected, and forfeited blocks to tune your Amazon Flex bot strategy over time.
Register, verify email, and log in so your schedules and filters are saved.
Open the Amazon Flex login from Connect Amazon Account and submit the redirected URL.
Choose stations, minimum pay, duration, days, and arrival time rules.
Define when the bot may search, then use Dashboard to start the global bot switch.
Use Block History and Calendar to review results, forfeit blocks, and tune filters.
How schedules, filters, and bot controls work together.
What to look for in block grabber tools and how to stay selective.
Compare features, pricing, schedule controls, and visibility.
An Amazon Flex bot is automation software that searches for delivery blocks and can accept matching offers based on configured rules such as station, pay, duration, schedule, and arrival time.
FlexShark provides controlled Amazon Flex block search and auto accept workflows. Drivers configure filters and schedule windows so automation targets only the blocks they want.
Yes. FlexShark separates the global bot start switch from weekly search schedules, so automation can run only inside selected time windows.