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Reconciliation to the cent
Every settlement is opened, classified and balanced against the deposit. When there is a difference, it is named — an unexplained gap of zero is the only acceptable outcome, and you can see how it got there.
The deposit is not the profit.
Every fortnight Amazon sends you one number with tens of thousands of lines behind it: orders, refunds from three months ago, referral fees, fulfilment fees, storage, advertising, reimbursements, adjustments nobody has ever explained. MobyPoint takes that number apart, puts every line against the SKU that caused it, and tells you what you actually earned.
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Not through carelessness — through arithmetic. The numbers needed to work it out arrive in four different places, on four different schedules, in four different shapes.
Accounting software built for shops assumes one price and one fee. Amazon has neither, which is why a general ledger tool never quite fits.
Every settlement is opened, classified and balanced against the deposit. When there is a difference, it is named — an unexplained gap of zero is the only acceptable outcome, and you can see how it got there.
Revenue, Amazon fees, cost of goods, advertising and storage brought together for each SKU. This is the number that tells you which products are actually worth restocking, and it is frequently a surprise.
Referral, fulfilment, storage, long-term storage, removals, returns processing, inbound placement, subscription and the rest, classified consistently so a change in your cost base is visible the fortnight it happens.
A refund on a January order is a January problem, wherever the paperwork lands. Accrual-basis reporting keeps your months comparable instead of jagged.
Profit by marketplace, by channel, by brand and by supplier. Useful the first time a marketplace that felt busy turns out to be carrying its own fees and little else.
Ledger, sales-tax and inventory-valuation exports in formats your bookkeeper or accounting package accepts, with the source lines attached for anyone who wants to check.
The work here is front-loaded: connect once, set your cost basis once, and each settlement afterwards closes itself.
Authorise through Amazon and pull your settlement history. Most sellers bring in a year so the comparisons have something to sit against.
Historic settlementsCosts captured by MobyScan flow in on the MSKU. Anything older is imported once from a spreadsheet.
COGS from the MSKUEvery payout is opened, classified and balanced against the deposit automatically, with anything unmatched raised rather than absorbed.
Balanced to the centProfit per SKU, per marketplace and per supplier — which usually changes at least one restocking decision in the first month.
Export → accountantThe SKU that generates the most revenue is very often not the one that generates the most profit, and the gap is usually made of advertising and storage — two costs that arrive nowhere near the order they belong to. MobyPoint puts them back where they came from, per unit, so restocking decisions are made on margin rather than on momentum.
MobyPoint is the end of a chain that starts the moment a unit is scanned in a store aisle.
Amazon tells you what it paid you. It does not tell you what you earned.
MobyPoint closes that gap every fortnight, to the cent, with the working shown.
It is the cheapest tool in the suite on purpose. Nobody should be guessing at their own profit because the software that measures it was too expensive.
MobyPoint on its own, for a single seller account — choose Standard or PRO. PRO grade includes settlement reconciliation, profit per SKU and accountant exports.
Ücretsiz denemeyi başlat 14-day trial · no card neededThe questions sellers ask when they suspect their real margin is not the one in their spreadsheet.
Tell our McKinney, TX team what your week actually looks like and we will tell you whether MobyPoint changes it — or whether another tool is the better first move.
Bizimle konuşun 214 214 MOBYNo, and it should not try to. MobyPoint does the part general accounting packages do badly — turning Amazon settlements into SKU-level profit — and then exports a clean ledger into whatever your accountant already uses. Payroll, banking and tax filing stay where they are.
As far back as Amazon will give us settlement data for your account, which is usually a couple of years. Most sellers backfill twelve months so that year-on-year comparisons have something to compare against.
From the unit itself. A price paid in a store through MobyScan travels on the MSKU into the sale. Anything predating your use of the suite is imported once from a spreadsheet.
Yes. Each marketplace reconciles in its own currency and reports in your home currency, with the conversion recorded so the two views can be checked against each other rather than quietly diverging.
MobyPoint produces the reports and exports your accountant needs, broken down by jurisdiction where the marketplace data supports it. It does not file returns for you, and we would be suspicious of any tool that claimed to.
To the SKU the campaign promoted, at the level Amazon’s reporting allows. Where spend genuinely cannot be tied to one SKU — a brand campaign, for instance — it is held separately rather than being spread thinly to make the numbers look tidy.
It will tell you which products earned you money and which did not, per unit, after every cost. The decision stays yours, but it is usually a short conversation once the numbers are in front of you.
The Amazon connection uses the official Selling Partner API authorisation, so we never see your Seller Central password. Your figures are yours: export them whenever you like, and they are deleted on request if you close your account.
Every tool here reads and writes to the same catalogue, so turning another one on adds a capability rather than another login. Open any of them to see what it does.
See profit, fees and rank before you buy.
Turn a scan into a live listing without re-typing it.
Chase the Buy Box without breaking your floor.
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Stock that stays honest across warehouses.
Take the same catalogue beyond Amazon.
Every Amazon payout reconciled to the cent.
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