The fee events behind every sale
Each order is a bundle of financial events: the principal revenue, shipping collected, referral commission, fulfillment fee, and more.
Amazon breaks these out across its Finance reports, but in raw form they are overwhelming — thousands of rows across settlement periods with no per-SKU summary in sight.
The categories that drain margin
Different events move different amounts of money:
Referral commissions — a percentage of each sale, usually the largest single fee.
Fulfillment fees — picking, packing, and shipping per unit.
Storage fees — charged monthly on inventory held in FBA.
Long-term storage and disposal fees — penalties on aged or removed stock.
Tax collected — money that passes through to governments, not income.
How ReplenishIQ makes financial events readable
ReplenishIQ connects to Amazon's Finance API and organizes the raw events into a usable picture:
Per-SKU revenue and fee breakdowns across every event category.
Monthly cost trends so you see storage creeping up or commissions shifting.
Currency breakdowns per marketplace so multi-region sellers stay accurate.
The same financial data feeding per-SKU profitability, margin, and ROI.
Keep every fee category honest
When every event is categorized and visible, nothing hides. A storage fee that is climbing shows up before it hurts. A disposal charge on dead stock appears beside the SKU that caused it.
That is the difference between running on reported revenue and running on verified profit.
a complete, per-SKU read of every fee category so the story of your margin is never buried in a settlement file.
Read your real financials, not the raw report
ReplenishIQ organizes Amazon's financial events into per-SKU fee breakdowns and cost trends.
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