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FlexGuru polls Amazon's GetOffersForProviderPost endpoint on whatever cadence you set per filter — typically every 5 to 30 seconds. For each offer the engine sees, it runs your filter rules in a fixed order and either accepts the offer via AcceptOffer or records why it was rejected. Every evaluation is logged as ACCEPTED, REJECTED, or MISSED so you can replay exactly what the bot considered.

Each filter takes minPay (total block pay floor), maxPay (ceiling), minPayRate (A$/hr floor), minDuration and maxDuration (hours), maxDistance (km), minStartTimeMins (notice required), startToday (same-day only), arrivalBuffer (extra minutes to physically arrive), a station list, and per-station overrides that can only tighten the parent. The first failing rule is the rejection reason surfaced in the log.

Every filter has its own weekly schedule. For each day Mon–Sun you can add one or more time windows during which the filter is active. Outside the windows the filter stops evaluating. You can run a tight weekday-rush filter alongside a relaxed weekend filter, each with its own pay rules — they evaluate independently.

Layer 1: TLS fingerprint matching via CycleTLS, OkHttp-4.x JA3 (literature-derived — live-capture validation is scheduled). Layer 2: sticky residential IP per user from IPRoyal, country-matched. Layer 3: persistent Android device fingerprint stored once and never regenerated. Layer 4: IP reputation check refusing datacentre or cross-user-colliding IPs. Layer 5: behaviour engine with log-normal jitter, warmup ramp, conservative mode. Layer 6: score-based safety controller hard-stopping on captcha, 429, or 307. Layer 7: cross-process engine lock — one bot per user, never two.

Sign up with email and password (Cloudflare Turnstile gates the form). Enroll a TOTP second factor that works with Google Authenticator, Authy, or 1Password. Edit your profile, change your password, and delete your account — all self-service. Your Amazon Flex password is never stored: connect uses Amazon's official OAuth flow, and we only hold an encrypted session token.

The dashboard is a responsive web app — no native mobile app yet. The live console streams every offer the bot evaluates via Server-Sent Events. The setup wizard remembers which step you left on, so you can close the tab and return without losing progress. The bot runs on FlexGuru's servers regardless of whether you have the dashboard open.

Email notifications fire on every accepted block. Telegram notifications fire if you've connected a chat ID; if you haven't, FlexGuru skips the channel without error. SMS fires if a provider is configured at the platform level; if not, the same graceful skip. Pick what works for you — none of these channels are mandatory.

FlexGuru charges 5% commission on the pay value of every block the bot accepts — no monthly subscription, no minimum, no fee on blocks you grab manually in the Flex app. The 3-day free trial includes every feature with no commission charged. The referral program credits A$20 to your account when a driver you referred completes their first block, applied automatically to future commission.