Sellerfy checks every Amazon reimbursement against your real costs, flags what was under-paid, and writes the claim to get it back. And it runs the rest of your returns operation too — receiving, testing, resale, and a P&L that tells the truth.
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The Sellerfy Overview dashboard: net profit, recovery potential, units sold and inventory value from your synced Selling Partner data, each against the trailing 90 days.
Real-time
Inventory synced from Amazon
4-stage
RMA & testing workflow
Auto-audited
Every payout checked for shortfalls
0% commission
You keep every dollar recovered
Analytics & Reporting
Analytics and reporting, built on your Selling Partner data.
Sellerfy connects to your Amazon Selling Partner account through Amazon's official OAuth and syncs your orders, returns, removals, inventory, and financial events continuously. That synced data is the base every report is built on — metrics on a web dashboard, transaction-level reports you can open line by line, and CSV export for when the numbers need to go somewhere else.
An insights dashboard, built on Amazon's data
The Overview dashboard reports four headline metrics from your synced Selling Partner data — net profit, recovery potential, units sold, and inventory value — each shown against the trailing 90 days, so you see the direction and not just today's number. The insights dashboard and financials are included in every plan.
Reports you can open line by line
Financials are reported at the transaction level: every fee, refund, reimbursement, and adjustment from your Selling Partner account, recorded transaction by transaction. Open any line of the profit and loss report — gross revenue, adjustments, refunds, cost of goods, Amazon fees — to see the transactions behind it, and adjustments drill back to the reimbursement cases that produced them.
Insight Sellerfy finds for you
Sellerfy cross-checks Amazon's own inventory ledger and reimbursement records against your returns and removals, then flags under-reimbursements and missing receipts as a valued recovery worklist. It is money found by analysis rather than by you going looking. The FBA reconciliation report sets what Amazon actually received against what you shipped and surfaces the recoverable dollars.
Broken out over time, and by SKU
Recovery, salvage losses, fees, and reimbursements are broken out over time, so you can see which SKUs earn their returns and which quietly bleed. Inventory, returns, and financials share one set of records, so a unit's stock status, test result, and dollars always agree with each other. Per-unit history — issues found, repair notes, parts used, final resale price — comes with the RMA LifeCycle™ add-on.
Reporting that comes to you
When Sellerfy detects a new reimbursement opportunity, it emails you — you don't have to go looking for it. Claims are tracked from submitted through approved or denied with Amazon's reimbursement IDs attached, and CSV export sends recovery, returns, and financial data to your accountant, your bookkeeping software, or a spreadsheet of your own.
Where the reports live
All of it sits in the web dashboard: Overview for the headline metrics, Recovery for the flagged-money worklist, Financials for transaction-level reporting and the profit and loss view, and FBA reconciliation for received-versus-shipped. The iOS app carries reimbursements, recovery cases, Amazon orders, and P&L out to the warehouse floor.
Financials & Accounting
Your Amazon financials, down to the transaction.
Sellerfy's Selling Partner authorization includes Amazon's Finance and Accounting role, so your fees, refunds, reimbursements, and adjustments sync continuously into transaction-level records. Set against the sourcing costs and supplier invoices you import, that gives you unit economics based on what you actually paid — and a profit and loss view built from records rather than estimates.
Every financial transaction, on the record
Fees, reimbursements, refunds, and adjustments sync from your Selling Partner account and are recorded transaction by transaction. Adjustments drill back to the reimbursement cases that produced them, so a line in your financials isn't just a number — it has an origin you can open.
Cost of goods, from your own invoices
Import your sourcing costs and supplier invoices and the line items are parsed automatically, so your unit economics are based on what you actually paid for the goods, not on Amazon's default estimate. Reimbursements are checked against that documented cost, and resale is netted against it.
Revenue and expenses, resolved to net
Gross revenue, adjustments, refunds, cost of goods, and Amazon fees resolved down to net profit across the trailing 90 days — with the resale value your processed returns put back into inventory counted, and salvaged units booking their loss instead of hiding it.
Reconciliation against Amazon's own ledger
Sellerfy reconciles your FBA inbound shipments against Amazon's Inventory Ledger — what Amazon actually received against what you shipped — and surfaces the recoverable dollars. It also cross-checks Amazon's reimbursement records against your returns and removals, flagging under-reimbursements and missing receipts.
An auditable trail on every claim
Claims are tracked from submitted through approved or denied, carrying Amazon's reimbursement IDs; per returned unit they're keyed to the physical LPN label with RMA LifeCycle™. When a reimbursement lands it appears in your financials as an adjustment that drills back to the case that produced it.
Records your accountant can use
CSV export sends your financial data to your accountant, your bookkeeping software, or a spreadsheet of your own. Every plan includes two team seats, so your bookkeeper can have one of their own; extra seats are available.
How it works
Follow one return, from truck to bank.
1
A removal shipment arrives
Reconciled against its Amazon manifest, unit by unit — nothing slips through.
Manifest matched · 48/48
2
Every unit is scanned & tested
Your team works the guided RMA flow on mobile — Ready-to-Test through Resold.
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3
Damage becomes a claim
Photos and packing slips attach as evidence; under-reimbursements get flagged automatically.
Claim filed · 3 photos
4
Good units go back on sale
And P&L shows what the return actually cost — or recovered.
Resold · +$38.40 net
The lifecycle system
Every unit lives in exactly one stage
No spreadsheets, no "where did that box go". Units move forward one stage at a time, and anything sitting too long gets flagged.
1ReceivedChecked in against the removal manifest, unit by unit.
2Ready to testLabeled with a QR ID and queued for the bench.
3TestedDiagnosed with issue templates; repairs and parts logged.
4Ready to sellRestored, priced, and staged to go back to FBA.
ResoldBack on sale — recovery counted in your P&L.
Not worth fixing? It exits as Salvaged — with the loss recorded honestly.
And every unit carries its full record the whole way: LPN, IMEI, issues found, repair notes, parts used, photos, and final resale price. IMEI tracking even recognizes a unit the moment it comes back a second time — its whole history is already there.
5 stuck >14d — aging alerts keep the bench moving
9:41
DashboardNS
$12,480
Total Cost
214 products
$18,920
In-Hand Value
186 products
1210.7%
Ready to Test
Ready for testing
87.1%
Tested
Testing complete
2118.8%
Ready to Sell
Ready for sale
6457.1%
Resold
Returned to FBA
SalvagedNot worth fixing76.3%
Total: 112 items
Tap 'Receive' to begin
HomeScanReceiveInventoryMenu
Face ID
One-tap sign in
On the warehouse floor
Scan it. Test it. Prove it.
The iOS app puts the whole workflow in your team's hands — receiving, testing, claims, and even reimbursements, orders, and P&L on the go.
Scan anythingBarcode and OCR capture read LPNs and tracking IDs straight off the label.
Evidence built inPhotos and packing slips attach to claims right from the bench — three minimum.
Label every unitPrint QR labels with shop-floor-friendly IDs like #0042 — scan them anywhere later.
Receive shipmentsCheck removal boxes in against the Amazon manifest the moment they land.
The office in your pocketReimbursements, recovery cases, Amazon orders, and P&L — anywhere.
Face ID sign-inDepartments & workloadRepair notes & partsIMEI trackingCustom issue templatesPacking-slip captureCSV exportHome-screen widget
Sellerfy for iOSiOS 16+ · Face ID & Touch ID · included with your account
The whole operation
One place. Every dollar accounted for.
From the moment a removal shipment arrives to the day a unit is resold.
Recover what Amazon missed
Automatic under-reimbursement detection builds a worklist of money you can file for — with the evidence ready.
Recovery worklist$6,842 open
RMB-88213 · lost inbound$412.09To file
RMB-87904 · damaged at FC$168.50Submitted
RMB-87551 · fee overcharge$214.50Recovered
Your true profit & loss
See where every dollar of income goes — cost of goods, Amazon fees, refunds — down to your real net, plus the resale value your processed returns put back into inventory. Open any line for the transactions behind it.
Where the money goes · 90dGross income $128,414
Product costAmazon feesRefundsOverheadNet profit
Gross revenue $124,102
Adjustments +$4,312
Refunds −$6,204
Product cost −$42,610
Amazon fees −$31,390
Net profit$48,210 ↗ +12.4%
Returns recovered (inventory value) +$9,140
Profit and loss for the trailing 90 days: gross revenue, adjustments, refunds, cost of goods and Amazon fees resolved to net profit.
Live inventory
Available, inbound, and total value — synced so the numbers always match Amazon's.
3,184 units on hand
Claims with evidence
Scan a QR at the bench, snap photos on your phone — they attach straight to the claim.
Claim #R-4821 · 3 photos
The RMA pipeline
Per-stage counts, aging alerts, and stuck-unit flags — nothing sits on a shelf unnoticed.
To test · 12Tested · 8Ready · 21Resold · 64
Under-reimbursement detection
How a claim gets filed. And pays itself back.
Every Amazon payout is audited automatically. Here's the exact path from "flagged" to money back in your account.
1Every payout is auditedEach reimbursement is checked against your documented unit cost and Amazon's own prior payouts for the same ASIN — and graded by confidence, so you know which claims are airtight.
2The worklist shows the mathWhat Amazon paid, what the baseline says it owed, the shortfall per unit, and the total worth filing for.
3File with a ready-made caseOne click writes the Seller Support message — IDs, the shortfall math, the invoice offer — ready to paste. For returned units, scan the LPN, pick the unit, and file with photos attached.
Recovery confirms itselfWhen Amazon posts the top-up on your case, the row flips to Recovered on its own — and if a payment gets clawed back, it flips right back. No spreadsheet reconciliation, ever.
Recovery worklist · to file$6,842 open
iPhone 13 · Renewed GoodRMB-88213 · Lost inboundHigh confidence
Amazon paid$102.40/unitYour unit cost$239.50/unitShortfall × 3$411.30
Medium · peer payoutUnder-paid · to file13 more flagged
Case message · generatedCopy message
Hello Seller Support,
I believe the reimbursement below was under-paid and would like to request a review. Reimbursement ID: RMB-88213 · ASIN: B0BN72K1 · Reason: Lost Inbound
Amazon reimbursed $102.40/unit, below my documented unit cost of $239.50/unit — a shortfall of $137.10/unit across 3 units. I can provide a supplier invoice documenting my unit cost…
Auto-confirmed · case CS-4418822
Amazon posted a +$411.30 top-up — status flipped to Recovered on its own
Recovered
Return claims
And when the unit itself is the claim
Lost returns, wrong items sent back, units damaged at the FC — a second claims flow works per returned unit, keyed to its LPN.
Scan the LPN, pick the unitType or scan any license plate number and the unit comes up with its claim status. Already reimbursed by Amazon? It warns you before you file a duplicate.
Evidence first — straight from your phoneNo more emailing or transferring photos to a computer. Scan a QR code, take the pictures on your phone, and they save straight to the claim — ready to download as a zip for Seller Central.
File with a reason-aware messagePick the reason — lost return, wrong item returned, damaged at the FC — and the claim message adapts its wording, with order ID, LPN, ASIN, and removal order filled in. A cost check makes sure your source cost is current before you file; then paste Amazon's case ID back.
Approval matches itselfWhen Amazon pays, the claim auto-matches to the reimbursement by case ID and shows the received amount against what you expected — and clears itself if the payment is reversed.
Reimbursement claimIn progressLPN X00284
Capture with phone
Scan to take claim photos — they appear here automatically.
Code expires in 4:52 · New code
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Amazon may have already reimbursed this order — verify before filing.
Claim lifecycle
Not filedIn progressSubmittedApproved
Auto-matched to reimbursement RMB-90142 by case ID — expected $86.00, received $86.00
Pricing
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