The Amazon operator dashboard our agency runs on.

Revenue, advertising, inventory, fees, refunds, account health, all in one weekly view, with an AI generated brief on top. Built by operators for the brands we manage. Coming soon to operator brands who want the same toolchain we use internally.

AMZBoost Platform dashboard overview

Sample dashboard view. Client name and revenue figures redacted.

Marketplaces
4
US, UK, Canada, Australia
Brands managed
25+
Across categories
Data domains
12
Ads, inventory, listings, fees
AI brief cadence
Weekly
Auto generated
Weekly Intelligence

Every week, broken down to the dollar.

One row per week, expandable into the full fee breakdown and the SKU mix that drove the result. Operators can see how a single product launch shifted margin, how a referral fee change rippled through profit, or which week the refund rate spiked and why.

  • Revenue, profit, margin, PPC spend, TACoS, ACoS, ROAS
  • Referral, FBA, other fees, promotional rebates
  • Top SKUs by week with units, revenue, and fee load
  • Refund rate and refund amount tracked alongside
Weekly performance summary with expandable fee breakdown

Sample view. Dollar amounts blurred.

Trends At A Glance

Cost, margin, ACoS, ROAS, all in one frame.

Operators do not have time to stitch together Seller Central, Advertising Console, and a spreadsheet to answer a single question. The platform brings the four charts that matter into one screen: where costs sit, where margin is heading, how ACoS and ROAS are trending, and how PPC spend is converting into PPC sales.

  • Stacked cost breakdown: referral, FBA, refunds, PPC
  • Gross margin percent by week with the 20 percent floor marked
  • ACoS, TACoS, ROAS on a dual axis
  • PPC spend vs PPC sales bar comparison
Cost breakdown, gross margin, ACoS TACoS ROAS, PPC spend vs sales

Sample view. Axis labels blurred.

Advertising Mix

Sponsored Products, Brands, Display. One view.

Most brands cannot tell you the share of revenue coming from Sponsored Products vs Sponsored Brands vs Sponsored Display without exporting three reports and reconciling them. The platform breaks PPC spend and PPC sales by campaign type by default, with ACoS calculated per type.

  • Spend, sales, and ACoS per campaign type
  • Weekly stack to spot the type that is pulling ahead
  • Designed to surface untapped Sponsored Display headroom
PPC spend by campaign type, Sponsored Products, Brands, Display

Sample view. Dollar amounts blurred.

Where the platform is today, where it is going.

Today

Manual report ingestion

Our team pulls Seller Central business reports, Advertising Console reports, FBA inventory reports, and refund reports each week, normalizes them in our pipeline, and renders the dashboard for every brand we manage. The platform works. The data refresh is manual.

With Selling Partner API

Automated ingestion and self serve

With approved Selling Partner API access we automate ingestion across advertising, listings, inventory, and account health. Mid term, we open the same dashboard to operator brands as a self serve product so any 7 figure seller can run on the toolchain we use internally.

OAuth, scoped to the seller, revocable in Seller Central.

Sellers never share a username or password. The platform follows Amazon's OAuth 2.0 authorization flow end to end.

1

Seller initiates

Seller clicks Authorize from the AMZBoost Platform dashboard. We redirect them to Amazon's consent screen with the exact roles we are requesting.

2

Amazon presents consent

Amazon displays the roles, the application name, and the seller's marketplace. The seller approves explicitly on Amazon's surface, not ours.

3

Tokens issued and stored

Amazon returns a refresh token. We store it encrypted at AES 256 inside a managed secrets vault, scoped to the seller's account.

4

Revocation any time

Sellers can revoke authorization in Seller Central under Apps and Services, or by emailing us at privacy@amzboost.com. Revocation severs API access immediately.

The Selling Partner API roles we request, and why.

Each role maps to a workflow inside the platform. We ask for the minimum scope required, and never request roles that touch buyer personally identifiable information.

Advertising Read campaign, ad group, keyword, target, and search term performance. Submit bid, budget, and keyword changes after operator approval.
Product Listing Read and update titles, bullets, descriptions, attributes, and images for ASINs in the authorized seller's catalog.
Pricing Read featured offer state and submit price updates. Used to detect pricing errors and competitor driven suppression risk.
Inventory and Order Tracking Read FBA on hand, inbound, reserved, and days of supply by ASIN. Read order state for FBA and FBM orders, with PII redacted in our storage layer.
Buyer Communication Read and reply to buyer messages through Amazon's Buyer Seller Messaging surface. Templates are reviewed by the operator before any reply is sent.
Brand Analytics Read Brand Analytics search query performance, market basket, and item comparison reports for the authorized brand.
Finance and Accounting Read settlement reports, fee breakdowns, refund detail, and reserve movement. Used for cost of goods, true ACoS, and contribution margin reporting.
Amazon Fulfillment Read inbound shipment plans, shipment state, and FBA fee preview. Used to coordinate replenishment timing and detect stranded inventory.

Roles that grant access to buyer PII (name, shipping address, phone, email) are not part of the AMZBoost Platform request set. We operate against aggregated and ASIN level data only.

Early access for operator brands.

Access is rolling out to AMZBoost clients and a small set of operator brands doing 7 figures or more on Amazon. If that's you, book a 30 minute walkthrough and we'll show the toolchain on a live account.

Book a Platform Walkthrough

Or email platform@amzboost.com with your brand name and Amazon storefront link.

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