
Four complementary analysis modes
Accounting mode: net amount, detailed fees, pie chart
Business mode: net profit per SKU, return rate
Cashflow mode: next deposit, payment history
Combined mode: inventory + sales, coverage days, alerts
Import CSV, TSV, TXT files directly from Seller Central



Professional charts and exports
Recharts charts: fee pie, top orders bars
Multi‑page PDF export, ready for your accountant
TXT (JSON) export for integration into other tools
Automatic calculation of return rate, TACoS, coverage days
Glassmorphism UI, toast notifications
Accounting, Business, Cashflow, Combined – one mode per need.
Pie, bar, line – visualize what matters.
Paginated report with summary, tables and charts.
Net profit, return rate, revenue contribution.
Coverage days, imminent stockout, recommendations.
CSV, TSV, TXT – import your Amazon reports without conversion.
SELLER REPORTS – Turn your raw data into strategic decisions.
Amazon reports contain a wealth of information about your business, but reading them takes considerable time. Sellers spend an average of 4 hours per week compiling and analyzing their CSV files, often without extracting the essentials. Seller Reports automates this thankless task. It reads your sales, settlement and inventory reports, then generates clear dashboards, dynamic charts and PDF exports ready to share with your accountant in seconds. You no longer waste time deciphering columns of numbers: you get a synthetic view of your profitability, cash flow and inventory status directly.
Four complementary analysis modes.
Every seller has different needs. Seller Reports offers four analysis modes, activated with a single click. The Accounting mode details each fee (commission, FBA, storage) and presents a pie chart of expenses to identify the items that weigh most on your margin. The Business mode calculates net profit per SKU, refund rate and each reference's contribution to your revenue, helping you isolate products that perform and those that cost you money. The Cash Flow mode anticipates your next Amazon disbursements and traces the history of your receipts, avoiding end-of-month surprises. Finally, the Combined mode cross-references your sales with your inventory to calculate your days of cover and trigger restocking alerts: you no longer suffer from stockouts.
Professional charts and exports.
Seller Reports doesn't just display numbers. It showcases them with Recharts charts: fee pie chart, top orders bar chart, profit per SKU, stock coverage. You immediately visualize what matters. The module also generates a multi-page paginated PDF report, formatted and ready to send directly to your accountant. For those who want to integrate data into other tools, a TXT (JSON) export is also available. The clear and responsive glassmorphism interface makes analysis almost enjoyable, even for non-number-crunchers.
Concrete answers to everyday questions.
How many products do I need to restock to last four weeks? Which SKU has the highest return rate? When is my next Amazon disbursement? Seller Reports answers these questions in seconds, without entering an Excel formula. The module automatically calculates your stock coverage rate, identifies imminent stockouts and flags references whose Amazon fees exceed the norm. You move from retrospective observation to proactive management, with actionable recommendations based on your own data.
With Seller Reports, import your CSV files and get clear dashboards, charts and a PDF export ready for your accountant in seconds.
Commissions (8-15%), FBA fees and storage (especially in Q4) weigh heavily. Seller Reports' Accounting mode details them and visualizes them in a pie chart.
The Business mode calculates net profit, refund rate and revenue contribution for each SKU, helping you identify profitable products.
They indicate how long your stock can last. Too low = risk of stockout; too high = overstock. Seller Reports calculates them automatically.
The Cash Flow mode analyzes your settlement reports to give you the next disbursement and the history of your receipts.
Yes, Seller Reports generates a paginated PDF with summary, tables and charts, structured for your accountant.
A high rate may signal quality or description issues. Seller Reports' Business mode calculates it per SKU to target corrective actions.
Yes, the Combined mode cross-references sales and inventory to calculate days of cover and trigger restocking alerts.
With Seller Reports, your Amazon data becomes a clear and actionable dashboard.