WB Courier Bot: Orders by Filters

Good orders for marketplace couriers vanish in seconds. While you scroll the list, someone else has already taken the best route. The WB courier bot promises to grab orders faster than anyone, based on your filters. 📦

Here is what it does and what to consider before using it.

Filters for your shift

According to the bot, orders are selected by conditions you set: weight, distance, prepayment and other parameters. You decide which deliveries suit you and which do not.

That saves energy. Not every courier wants a heavy box on a long route without prepayment.

Delivery history against fines

The bot keeps full information about deliveries. The author says this helps prevent fines: you can check what you took and handed over, and when.

If a dispute arises, the records are at hand rather than in your head. 🧾

Three commands in the menu

• /start main menu.
• /menu_tasks tasks.
• /bot_toggle start or stop the bot.

Turn the bot on for your shift and off afterward to avoid extra notifications.

The main risk: platform rules

Automating order capture can conflict with the rules of the service you work for. Platforms sometimes restrict accounts or cut access for using third-party helpers.

Before connecting such a bot, reread your courier terms. Even without an explicit ban, decide if a few extra orders are worth risking your account. ⚠️

Do you actually need it

Take one week and write down honestly how many orders you take without the bot. Then run a similar week with it and compare results, not impressions.

Compare more than the order count. If you now get convenient routes and queue less, there is a benefit. If nothing changes, keep your workflow simple. 🚚

Check your filters regularly. Settings that are too strict leave you with no orders, and settings that are too wide turn the bot into an ordinary list.

Data safety

A bot like this needs access to your work data. Do not enter passwords for your main accounts unless you understand how they are used, and check which permissions the service requests.

The bot has separate channels for news and support. If something breaks, ask there rather than handing your data to random people in private messages. 🔐

What not to promise yourself

The bot speeds up selection but does not create orders. If your area has few deliveries, it will not add income. Be skeptical of any promise to "earn more" and measure the real gain over a week of work.

Keep your own spreadsheet: how many orders you took, what fuel or fares cost, and how many fines you received. After a couple of weeks you will see if the bot earns its place in your workday.