Overview

Veeqo has introduced a free Profit Analyzer dashboard that gives Amazon and multi‑channel sellers a live, consolidated view of product margins. Launched this month, the tool aggregates shipping, product, Amazon, and advertising costs in real time, eliminating the need for manual spreadsheets or paid third‑party analytics. Sellers who manage inventory across Amazon, other marketplaces, and their own sites can now monitor profitability from a single interface.

Key Points

• Real‑time aggregation — Costs and revenue are pulled automatically, providing an up‑to‑the‑minute profit picture without spreadsheet updates.
• Cross‑platform coverage — The dashboard tracks margins for Fulfilled by Amazon (FBA), Fulfilled by Merchant (FBM), and external marketplaces such as eBay or Shopify in one view.
• SKU‑level cost breakdown — Shipping, product cost, marketplace fees, and ad spend are displayed for each individual stock‑keeping unit, allowing precise profit calculations.
• Custom time frames — Sellers can filter results by day, week, month or year and sort by metrics such as gross margin, ad‑to‑sales ratio, or inventory turnover.
• Inventory health indicators — Current stock, stockout frequency, and sales velocity are shown alongside profit data to guide reorder decisions.

How Profit Analyzer Works

1. Connect sales channels — After signing into Veeqo with Amazon credentials, sellers link additional platforms (e.g., eBay, Shopify) using the built‑in connector. For example, a seller with an Amazon FBA store and a Shopify storefront simply authorizes both accounts; Veeqo then pulls order data from each source.
2. Automatic data import — Veeqo retrieves FBA fees, referral fees, shipping charges, and advertising spend for every transaction. A seller running Sponsored Products campaigns will see each click cost attached to the corresponding SKU without exporting reports from Amazon Advertising.
3. Unified dashboard rendering — The imported figures are combined into a live profit table that updates whenever new orders arrive. If a new shipment of 200 units of “Blue Widget” sells on both Amazon and eBay, the dashboard instantly reflects the combined revenue, the separate fulfillment fees, and the associated ad spend, delivering a single margin percentage for that SKU.