Attention Cards Workflow
Find the cards that need attention and fix them one at a time with Quick Edit.
Overview
When RocketAI isn't fully confident in a card identification — or when a card lands without a price match — RocketVault flags it as needing attention rather than letting it slip into your active listing batch. This protects you from listing errors: a misidentified parallel or wrong player name can mean a big pricing mistake.
Attention-flagged cards now live alongside everything else on the Available tab. A small blue eye chip on the row tells you a card is worth a second look; clicking it opens Quick Edit so you can fix what's flagged in seconds without leaving the inventory list.
Why Cards Get Flagged
Cards are flagged for attention when any of the following are true:
| Trigger | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Missing fields | Player name, set, year, or card number is empty — RocketAI couldn't extract it from the image |
| Parallel uncertainty | A parallel was detected but the exact variant isn't confirmed |
| Autograph detected | Autographed cards need verification because they carry significant premiums |
| Memorabilia detected | Game-used material cards need manual confirmation |
| High estimated value | Cards above your value threshold (default: $50) carry an attention badge so you verify before listing |
| Missing price | The card has no price suggestion or asking price. Save your own price to clear this flag. |
| Estimated price | Check the estimate and save an asking price to clear this flag. |
Adjust Your Threshold
You can change the high-value threshold in Settings → Advanced → Review triggers. A higher threshold means fewer cards get flagged for value (faster pipeline) but more risk of accidentally listing premium cards without a second look.
Black parallels always need a serial number
Real Black parallels — Topps Chrome Black, Bowman Chrome Black, Prizm Black, Select Black — are nearly always serial-numbered. If RocketAI calls a card "Black" but no /XX serial is visible (often because the scan is dim and the chrome reflection reads as the matte-black finish), we default it to base and queue it under Verify Parallel so you can confirm in Quick Edit.
Spotting Attention Cards
Three places surface flagged cards:
- Per-row chip — every card needing a look shows a small blue eye chip on its row in the inventory list. Hover (desktop) or tap (mobile) to see exactly what's flagged.
- Tab badge — the AVAILABLE tab pill carries a secondary blue eye sub-badge with a count, so you always know how many flagged cards live in your inventory.
- Filter bar — above the inventory grid, choose Needs Attention to see flagged cards. Use search or Filters to narrow the list.
Fixing Cards Inline (Quick Edit)
Step 01
Click the eye chip
On any flagged row, click the blue eye chip. Quick Edit opens immediately on desktop. On mobile, tapping the chip opens a bottom sheet listing the specific reasons with a Fix in Quick Edit button.
Step 02
Resolve what's flagged
Quick Edit surfaces the fields most likely to need attention:
- Parallel picker — pick the correct parallel from the suggested matches or the full set roster
- Verify parallel — confirm the selected parallel (including Base) without leaving Quick Edit; this saves the confirmation as learning evidence and refreshes matching reference imagery
- Insert toggle + name — confirm an insert and supply the insert series name
- Price — set or override the suggested price when comps came back empty
- Serial / print run — fill in /XX numbering for serialized cards
- Player, set, year, card number — patch any missing identification
Step 03
Save
Hit Verify parallel for the selected parallel, then Save any other edits. RocketVault records the verification, refreshes its matching evidence, and re-runs pricing when the parallel changed. If the last review reason resolves, the card automatically promotes to Ready.
Auto-promote on save
When you resolve the last review reason, the card moves to Ready. Use Verify parallel in Quick Edit or Card Detail to confirm the card's version.
The Why this parallel? panel only shows a verified reference for the currently selected parallel and exact product context. Selecting Base never shows Refractor or other parallel imagery; Base has no parallel treatment to compare.
Review several cards
On the Available tab, choose Needs Attention, then select the Review cards button next to the filter. Its count shows how many cards are on this page. Your search and filters determine which cards open.
Use Save & next after making an edit, or Skip to go to the next card. Previous lets you take another look before editing. At the end, choose Back to cards to return to the same page and filters.
Bulk Publish Safety
When you bulk-publish from the Available tab, RocketVault automatically holds back attention-flagged cards by default. The publish modal shows a Skip cards needing review checkbox with a count of how many would be filtered. Uncheck it only when you're certain you want to publish flagged cards as-is.
RocketVault shows which cards were skipped so you can fix them and publish them in a later batch.
Common Questions
Can I reprocess a card instead of manually correcting it? Yes. If the image quality is decent but the AI got it wrong, click Reprocess on the card detail page. This runs a fresh AI analysis. See the Reprocessing Cards guide for details.
Do reviewed cards get re-identified automatically? No. Once you fix and save a card, the identification is locked. RocketAI's background enrichment may add supplementary data (like updated pricing or catalog links), but won't change your approved identification.
AI Card Identification
How RocketAI automatically identifies your cards, extracts metadata, and detects parallels and variants.
Inventory Management
Browse, filter, sort, and manage your card inventory. Tabbed pipeline view, bulk operations, attention chips, and per-card detail.
Reprocessing Cards
Re-run AI identification on cards that were misidentified or need updated data.
