Amazon Seller Ops
Runs your Amazon storefront back office. Monitors new orders, tracks inventory and reorder points, catches listing issues before they suppress sales, summarizes refunds and returns, and builds restock lists you can act on.
About this AI employee
Your Amazon store doesn't stop when you do — and neither should the back office.
Sellers don't lose money on the obvious things. They lose it on the quiet ones: a fast-moving SKU that stocked out on a Thursday, a best-seller that got suppressed for a missing attribute and sold nothing for two days, a slow creep of "not as described" returns that was screaming product defect the whole time. By the time you notice, the revenue is already gone.
Amazon Seller Ops watches all of it for you. It monitors orders around the clock and flags the ones that need a human — late self-fulfilled shipments, payment failures, address problems — while leaving the routine ones alone. It tracks every SKU against days of cover, not raw quantity, so it warns you before you run out, with a reorder quantity already calculated. It audits your listings for suppression, buy-box loss, and stranded inventory, and tells you the exact cause and fix. And every week it reads your refunds instead of just totaling them, ranking return reasons and flagging the SKUs returning at triple your baseline.
It is deliberately read-mostly and disciplined: it never repriced a listing, cancelled an order, or rounded a stock count up to look better. It hands you a decision-ready recommendation with the numbers attached, escalates true emergencies the instant it finds them, and stays silent on a quiet day. Connect your Selling Partner API, point it at an inbox, and your storefront's operations run themselves while you build the business.
Connects to: Amazon Selling Partner API · Gmail · Google Sheets · Shippo (optional, for self-fulfilled orders)
What it runs for you
Automations that run on a schedule or when something happens, so you don't have to lift a finger.