Shipment Plan Creation

It is always challenging to read the market and keep up with demand. At Sellercoup, we work tirelessly to make sure your products are always where they need to be.

A shipment plan lets Amazon know key factors to make your business succeed. This includes the products you want to sell and each item’s quantity. It also includes information about what shipping method and carrier you would like to use, and if you want to prep the inventory yourself or have Amazon do it for you.

We are experts at shipment creation and can make this challenging task easy, manageable, and a straightforward process for you. We will act on your behalf and let Amazon know the shipment plan and get your business moving toward its first sale.

Customer Support

Communication is one of the pillars of Sellercoup, and we know how important open communication is with you. Any questions you have about any Amazon or business-related items, we are experts on and are available via email, social media, and our other platforms such as Fiverr and Upwork.

Our team is proactive in letting you know the latest trends in your ranking, sales, and market, and we always ensure that your business questions are addressed.

Business report management

Tracking sales and managing paperwork can be difficult to manage a busy day of a successful Amazon seller. Sellercoup does this for you and arranges the data in [weekly/monthly] reports that show the progress of your account, what the trends are, and where optimization could improve the sales count.

We will break down the data for you, and show you progress reports that highlight a variety of points.

You’ll see the details at product-level with information on what customers are paying for your product, how much quantity there is, and where the product is being shipped to.

Easily see what promotions are added to your sales, and how the sales perform over an extended period of time.

Tax information is also compiled to see the destination information of sales, what type of tax jurisdiction it is, and how much tax is collected based on the type of sale.

It’s important to know where your inventory stands as well. You’ll see detailed reports on inventory reconciliation, units that are reserved, units that are received by Amazon, and the location and quantity of your inventory ready to sell.

Sometimes, customers may return products for a number of reasons. See a breakdown of how many customers returned the product, and how many replacements have been issued.

The statistical data can be overwhelming at face-value, but the experts at Sellercoup know how to break it down into bite-size trends that show the flow of your business, and how to increase sales to improve the health of your business.