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Reporting eats the week
Pulling sales, ads and inventory into one view takes hours before any real work starts.
For in-house teams
Give your Amazon manager their week back
Your Amazon lead spends Monday on reports, Tuesday on search terms and the rest of the week putting out fires. Shelfmate takes the repeatable work, tells them what needs a decision and does the rest.
Why it’s hard
What usually goes wrong
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Too many SKUs to watch daily
Suppressions, hijackers and stockouts slip through between weekly check-ins.
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Approvals move slowly
Budget changes wait on email threads while the opportunity passes.
The plan
What Shelfmate does, and when
Every morning
A short list of decisions, with the reason and the fix for each. Everything else is already done.
Every week
Search term cleanup, reimbursements and a report your leadership can read in two minutes.
Before events
Deal math, stock checks and scheduled budgets for Prime Day and Q4.
Always
Approvals, limits and an activity log of every change, by whom and why.
Built for this
The parts that do the work
FAQ
Common questions
Does Shelfmate replace our Amazon manager?
No. It takes the busywork so they can focus on the work only a person can do: launches, creative, supplier negotiations and strategy.
Can we control who approves what?
Yes. Anything that raises spend waits for approval, and every change is logged with who approved it and why.
Does it keep an audit trail?
Yes. Every action Shelfmate takes, and every change it proposes, is written to an activity log in plain English.
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