●  For Amazon-first brands

The Amazon back office, on rails.

Reporting, listings, wholesale data, inventory. Built for one seller at a time, then quietly maintained.

Most Amazon brands run the back office on spreadsheets and whoever is free that day. We replace the parts that repeat with systems that run on their own and tell you what moved and why. You keep the judgment. The machine does the rest.

Send me one ASIN → Free. One page back, no call attached.
01 · What we build for sellers

Four things that
stop being someone's job.

Each of these runs today for a real seller. They are built one brand at a time, against your data and your tools, not resold as a template.

01

Reporting and P&L

Monthly and weekly reports that go past the numbers. They say why a number moved, in plain English, and what we would do about it next — so the report is a decision, not a spreadsheet to interpret. You can see a demo of it here: MarginStory.
Weekly & monthlyPlain EnglishWhat to do next
02

Listing drafting

Drafted the way your account manager already works — their approach, their priorities, the patterns in the listings they have already written and approved — inside Amazon's limits. They review and accept in minutes instead of starting from a blank field.
Your manager's approachAmazon's limitsHuman accept
03

Wholesale and B2B data

Order lines from SellerCloud or your ERP joined to Amazon, so one SKU has one cost, one margin, and one answer. Queryable in chat.
SellerCloudPostgresChat
04

Inventory snapshots

Daily stock levels per SKU across FBA and your own warehouses, kept as history — and you ask it a question in chat instead of opening a spreadsheet. "What is under two weeks of cover?" You get the answer back, not a report to read.
FBA3PLAsk in chat
02 · The free teardown

Send me one ASIN.
Get back what a stranger sees.

Within a few days you get a one-page read of that product: what the negative reviews cluster around and roughly what it costs you a month, where the listing is missing for its own keyword, and one thing in the listing itself.

Email one ASIN → Or write to holzmanshmuel@gmail.com with the ASIN in the subject.
03 · If we go further
The model

Same shape as every engagement. No surprise line items.

Discovery
Paid, always first. We sit with the workflow until it's understood from the inside. Output: a written scope with a price.
Build
Quoted up front, paid on delivery. You watch it run on real data before it replaces anything.
Maintain
A small monthly retainer covers monitoring, fixes when Amazon changes something, and someone to call.

Read the full engagement model on the home page →