Tools
There is no Tools screen, on purpose. Every tool sits on the screen that shows you whether you need it — "create missing pages" means nothing without the count of shops that have none.
The Shop catalog gathers its four background jobs behind one Bulk tools button, but they are still on the screen that knows whether they are needed, and each row still carries its own count.
This page is the map.

When something looks stale
Shops in the catalog with no page
Shop catalog
Bulk tools → Create missing pages
Shops sorted oddly, or a cashback rate that looks out of date
Shop catalog
Bulk tools → Sort order → Rebuild
A network's shops are missing or out of date
Networks → the network
Refresh shops
Orders from a network have stopped arriving
Networks → the network
Download orders
One shop's coupons are stale
Coupons → the row
Refresh shop
Coupons everywhere look older than they should
Coupons
Import status
Shops with no description, or thin pages
Shop catalog
Bulk tools → Generate…
Shops in no category
Shop catalog
Bulk tools → Categories
Coupons with unhelpful titles
Coupons
Generate coupon text
They tell you before you ask
Most of these announce themselves rather than waiting to be found.
Shop catalog puts a number on Bulk tools — Bulk tools (1) — when a job has something waiting, and no number when none of them do.
Sort order says whether every page is indexed, and only counts towards that number when one is actually behind.
Categories counts towards it while proposals are waiting for you. Hovering Bulk tools names whatever is outstanding rather than leaving you with the number.
Coupons puts a notice above the list only when a network is failing or the refresh cannot keep up. Import status, beside the title, holds the counts and the schedule for whenever you want them.
The summary email collects the same warnings and sends them to you.
So the honest answer to "which tool do I need?" is usually: open the screen and it will have told you.
Writing text in bulk
Generate… on Shop catalog → Bulk tools and Generate coupon text on Coupons open the same runner. It writes only the fields you tick, skips rows that already have text unless you say otherwise, and stops at the bulk limit set under Settings → AI.
The Categories row opens the same runner with only that field armed. It does not write text at all — it sorts shops into categories and proposes new ones for you to approve. See Sorting shops into categories with AI.
Skipped rows either already had text, or the model could not work out which merchant it was and declined to invent one. Adding shop domains, or switching on Web search, helps with the second kind.
Generated text costs money at your AI provider, and the bulk limit is what stops a slip from spending a lot of it. Try a run of ten before a run of a thousand.
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