Amazon Splits Your Fees Across a Dozen Reports. Dashified Puts Them Back Together.
Referral fees that swing from 8% to 45% by category, FBA storage and aged-inventory surcharges past the 181-day mark, low-inventory-level fees — Seller Central reports them separately. Dashified connects your Orders, Products, FBA Inventory, and Fees so you can see real per-SKU profit in one place.
What Dashified syncs from Amazon Seller Central
How it works
Connect your Amazon Seller Central account from your Dashified integrations page.
Dashified syncs your Orders, Products, FBA Inventory, and Fees data, matching each order to the referral fee, FBA fulfillment fee, and storage costs that actually applied to it.
Your dashboard shows profit by SKU and category instead of a blended margin, so you can see which listings absorb a 15% referral fee well and which barely clear the $0.30 minimum.
FBA Inventory syncs let you track unit age against Amazon's 181-day long-term storage threshold, so you can move or discount stock before the aged-inventory surcharge hits your next settlement.
See past the scattered fee reports
Amazon splits what it charges you across separate reports for referral fees, FBA fulfillment, monthly storage, aged-inventory surcharges, and low-inventory-level fees. Dashified pulls all of it into one profit view per SKU, so a 15% referral fee category next to a $0.30 minimum-fee item doesn't get lost in the shuffle.
Catch aged inventory before the 181-day surcharge hits
Amazon's long-term storage surcharge kicks in once FBA units cross the 181-day mark. Dashified surfaces aging inventory against that threshold well before the fee lands, instead of after you've already paid it.
Protect your IPI score without living in Seller Central
Your Inventory Performance Index score drives how much FBA storage capacity you're allowed. Dashified tracks the inventory health signals that move it — excess stock, stranded inventory, sell-through — alongside your orders and products, so restock decisions aren't made blind.
Category-by-category margin, not a blended average
Referral fees range from about 8% in electronics to 15% on most private-label categories to 45% in a handful of categories, plus that $0.30 per-unit minimum on cheap SKUs. Dashified applies real per-category fee data to your orders instead of one blended take-rate that hides which products actually make money.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Dashified replace Amazon's Business Reports or the FBA Revenue Calculator?
No. Amazon's Business Reports and Fee Preview report are still the source of truth for individual fee line items. Dashified pulls your Orders, Products, FBA Inventory, and Fees data together so you can see profit by SKU and category in one place instead of cross-referencing multiple Seller Central report screens.
Will connecting Dashified affect my Inventory Performance Index (IPI) score?
No. Dashified only reads data from your Seller Central account — it doesn't place orders, change listings, or touch your FBA settings, so it has no effect on your IPI score or account health.
Can Dashified track the 181-day aged inventory surcharge for FBA stock?
Yes. Dashified syncs your FBA Inventory data including unit age, so you can flag stock approaching the long-term storage threshold before Amazon charges the aged-inventory surcharge, rather than discovering it on your next fee statement.
I sell in multiple Amazon marketplaces (US, CA, UK). Does Dashified handle that?
Connect the Seller Central account for each marketplace you sell in from your Dashified integrations page. Orders, Products, FBA Inventory, and Fees sync per account, so you can view each marketplace separately or roll them up alongside your other sales channels.
Need setup help? Read the Amazon Seller Central connection guide →
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