25 features covering Amazon sync, replenishment, shipment priority, analytics, reimbursements, warehouse returns, team workflow and alerts — each one explained below, with the screen it lives on.
Authorise Amazon through Login with Amazon and the data arrives on its own every morning — or keep uploading the ledger by hand if you would rather. Both work.
Explore Amazon syncStart from the report you already pull. Drop in your Amazon Inventory Ledger, or connect SP-API once and Unilytic keeps it synced. Append a new snapshot or replace the history — either way your full inventory position is rebuilt with no manual reconciliation.
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Up to nine data sets — ledger, inbound shipments, catalog, returns, reimbursements, listing and order prices, refunds, SAFE-T claims — each fetched and tracked separately. Your organisation gets its own slot between 06:00 and 07:30 IST, with retries and an email if it ever stalls. Connecting and manual syncs are on every plan; the nightly schedule runs on Pro and Business.
Your real FBA shipments, always current. Inbound shipments come straight from Seller Central — sent versus received quantities per SKU, pending versus complete status, refreshed on demand.
Set the rules to your own playbook and Unilytic decides what ships today — per SKU, per warehouse, with the arithmetic written out and every quantity overridable.
Explore replenishmentKnow exactly what to ship today. Every SKU is sorted into out-of-stock, low and excess, and Unilytic computes how many units to send — a real formula, not a guess.
Tune it to how you actually sell: days of stock to send, low and excess thresholds, round-up multiple and a minimum for out-of-stock SKUs — with per-category and per-sub-category overrides when one global rule is too blunt.
Turn recommendations into shipments in two clicks. Create shipments by warehouse with quantities pre-filled, edit or delete them, or bulk-import from an Excel template with warehouses auto-detected.
When a dozen SKUs are low across four fulfilment centres, you can only build one shipment. Ship Now ranks your warehouse groups by what waiting actually costs.
Explore shipment priorityIf cover is shorter than your lead time, that location runs dry before a shipment can land — costing you the units you would have sold times what you net on each. That marginal cost, summed per group, is the ranking.
Bundle the FCs you treat as a single destination into a region. Each group names every warehouse inside it and rings the one to actually ship to, with an adjustable lead time and category filters.
SKUs already covered by excess in another region are tagged to move rather than buy. SKUs you cannot replenish at all, because your own stock is out, move to a blocked list instead of adding noise.
Sell-through, in-transit stock, and a rewindable history. The dashboard answers “why” before you have to ask.
Explore analyticsSee what's moving and what's stalling. Compare any window — 7, 10, 15, 30, 45, 60 or 90 days — against the equal window before it, with period-over-period growth, plus a per-warehouse stock grid that flags stockouts at a glance.
Plan around stock already in transit. Future Stock adds pending shipment quantities to current on-hand, so projections reflect what is really arriving.
Rewind your inventory to any date. Pick an as-of date and view the dashboard exactly as it stood then — for audits, post-mortems on a stockout, or checking a past call.
Amazon scatters your inventory and reports it as one national number — which is exactly what hides a regional stockout. Every location stays separate here.
Explore multi-warehouseTrack every FBA fulfilment centre and your own locations side by side, with sellable stock kept apart from defective, customer-damaged, carrier-damaged, warehouse-damaged and distributor-damaged units. Per-warehouse send quantities mean no location starves while another overflows.
Keep your own depot and factory inventory alongside FBA rather than in a separate spreadsheet. Mark SKUs you cannot currently supply and hide them from the tables, so the list in front of you only holds things you can act on.
Track claims and vendor returns by warehouse, type, and reason, see exactly where damaged inventory is bleeding margin, and export the receipts for your finance team.
Explore reimbursement trackingRefunded but never received, seller-fulfilled returns with the same gap, units damaged in Amazon's custody, the reimbursements actually issued, and the loss-making SKUs not worth chasing. Each filters, sorts and exports on its own.
Unilytic computes what each line should have paid — price, less Amazon's fees, less tax — and compares it with what landed. Genuine shortfalls are flagged; break-even and loss-making lines are deliberately excluded, because there is no real shortfall there.
See the whole leak on one screen. Charts of rupees lost, recovered and at risk against damaged units — by warehouse, category, condition and reason — with worst-offender SKUs and claim aging so nothing quietly falls outside Amazon's window.
A complete local warehouse returns system. Scan customer and removal-order returns on any phone, grade each unit OK or damaged with photo proof, and track every claim through to settlement.
Explore warehouse returnsNo special hardware. Scan the airway bill on a customer return and Amazon's order details fill in for every unit; or scan a removal-order box and each unit's LPN auto-fills its SKU, reason, and disposition — with FNSKU or manual entry when a label won't read.
Mark each unit OK or damaged. Damaged units capture up to five photos plus box-level shots, a condition reason (damaged-in-transit, defective, wrong item, missing parts), remarks, and usable quantity — stored privately and served via time-limited links.
Every received unit lands in a searchable log with damage-rate stats. Track each claim from applied to received, under-reimbursed, or denied with manager notes, and export the whole receipt — photos embedded — straight to Excel for Amazon.
Multi-workspace accounts with explicit roles and a full audit log of every consequential action.
Explore team & audit logSix roles — owner, admin, member, read-only viewer, and two warehouse-only roles that see nothing but the scan screen and the returns log. Invite by email, and switch between multiple workspaces from the header under one login.
Know exactly what changed and who changed it. Every upload, shipment, role change, invitation, and credential update is logged with actor, timestamp, and full detail across 22 tracked action types — filterable and exportable.
Set up automated emails and Slack messages on your own rules — scheduled digests or instant event alerts — so the team hears about what matters without logging in.
Explore alertsSix configurable reports — low-stock and excess digests, weekly growth recap, warehouse performance, scan summary and claim reminders. Pick the recipients, choose email or Slack, and toggle each rule on or off.
Digests fire daily or weekly on your own schedule and timezone. Send a test to check a rule before enabling it, watch every send land in a delivery log, and pause everything at once when you need quiet.
A stalled Amazon sync, an authorisation that needs renewing, a failed payment or an ending trial reach owners and admins automatically — no setup, and never blocked by your monthly send allowance.
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