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Profitability

Know which SKUs deserve more cash before you order more.

Per-SKU profit after real Amazon fees, with landed cost and returns accounted for — and a capital view that shows where your inventory dollars are working and where they are stuck.

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AB

Revenue · today

$48,210

+12.4%

Contribution

$14,905

+8.1%

Days of supply

38 days

-2d

Capital at risk

$182k

-9.2%

Reorder queue · this week

5 of 124

Aqua Bottle 24oz

PL-AQ-204

480Approved

Letterbox Tray

HO-LTR-061

120Review

Ceramic Mug Trio

PL-CRM-018

260Approved

Knife Block Set

GR-KT-099

90Draft

Turkish Towel

PL-TWL-033

310Approved

Forecast · 28d

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Capital-efficiency quadrants over the full catalog.
What it does

Capabilities

A purchase order is a capital decision. This view gives the buyer the margin and the capital picture for each SKU at the moment they decide how much to order.

Fees from settlements, not estimates

Referral, FBA, storage, removal, promotional rebates — pulled from Amazon’s settlement reports so the number you see is the number you were paid.

Landed cost you control

Product cost, last-purchase cost, and rolling average, with a clear override chain. Every cost figure shows where it came from.

Capital efficiency per SKU

Inventory value, annualized return, turns, days to recover capital, and excess against your cover target.

Sort the catalog by what to do next

Group SKUs into stars, cash cows, question marks, and capital traps so the buyer can see which lines to feed and which to run down.

See Profitability & Capital Efficiency on your own catalog.

How it's different

Built for buyers who've outgrown spreadsheets.

Settlement-sourced, not estimated

Most tools use Amazon’s fee estimates. We reconcile against settlement reports so margin reflects what actually hit your account.

Margin where the buying happens

Profit and capital metrics sit on the purchasing view, not in a separate finance report you open once a month.

See it in action

Real screens, not mockups.

Click any screen to zoom in.

For the technical reader: how profitability & capital efficiency works under the hood
  • Daily Amazon V2 settlement report sync and reconciliation (about a one-day lag).
  • Cost layering: manual override → repricer override → product cost → last-purchase cost → rolling average; every override attributed.
  • Return adjustment against a rolling 90-day return rate.
  • Days-to-recover-capital = inventory value ÷ daily contribution margin; quadrant thresholds are configurable percentiles.

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Common questions

The questions purchasing teams ask before a demo.

See the purchasing workflow on a catalog like yours.

A 30-minute walkthrough with a product engineer. Your data stays yours.