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Amazon Settlement Dashboard

Upload your Seller Central transaction report and instantly see what Amazon paid you, where every rupee went, which products perform, and where your customers are. Built for Amazon India sellers.

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What you can do with this dashboard

Turn your Amazon report into a clear picture of your settled business — your CSV is read in your browser and never uploaded.

  • See what Amazon paid you — every bank payout, the fees deducted, and where each rupee of your settlement went.
  • Spot your winners and problems — best-selling products, return rates by SKU, and your effective Amazon fee percentage.
  • Understand your customers — sales by state and city, daily and day-of-week patterns, promo usage, and tax collected.
Upload your transaction report
Add one report, or several at once for a longer period (a quarter or a full year).
Date Range Transaction Report (CSV) Required
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Drag & drop your CSV file(s) here
or click to browse — read on your device, never uploaded · multiple files welcome

    How to download this report

    1. In Seller Central, go to Reports → Payments
    2. Open the Date Range Reports tab, click Generate Report
    3. Report type: Transaction (the CSV — not the Summary PDF)
    4. Range: Month → pick a completed month (add several months for a fuller picture)
    5. Click Generate, then Download when ready
    Tip: for the most complete view, upload the last 3–12 months together. The dashboard merges them automatically.
    Your settlement dashboard
    🏦 Payouts to your bank
    DateTo accountAmount
    Total paid out₹0
    💰 Your money story
    🏆 Product performance
    SKUProductUnits ⇅Revenue ⇅FBA fee/unit ⇅Cost/unit (₹)Gross profitMargin
    Enter your landed cost per unit (supplier price + packaging + labelling) for each product. Gross profit = revenue − Amazon fees − cost, before advertising and overheads. Nothing is saved — values clear when you leave.
    💡 Key insights
    ↩️ Returns by product
    SKUSold ⇅Returned ⇅Return rate ⇅
    📍 Top states
    🏙️ Top cities
    📈 Daily sales trend
    📅 Sales by day of week
    🏷️ Promotions
    🧾 Tax collected (for your CA)
    About these figures: this dashboard reflects what settled in the report(s) you uploaded — the actual money that moved in and out of your Amazon account. It is accurate for payouts, fees, and settlement activity. It is not an accrual profit & loss statement; for that, and for tax filing, use accounting software or a chartered accountant. Cost of goods is not in Amazon's report, so profit is not shown here.

    Seeing the numbers is step one. Growing them is the goal.

    Once you know what Amazon pays you and where the money goes, the next step is pricing, sourcing, and selling so more of it stays yours. Learn the full system in our 3-Day Amazon Business Training.

    1,00,000+ sellers trained · Available in Tamil & English

    On this page

    1. How to use this dashboard
    2. What the dashboard shows
    3. Understanding Amazon payouts
    4. Settlement vs profit
    5. Which period to upload
    6. FAQs

    This free Amazon settlement dashboard turns your Seller Central transaction report into a clear, visual picture of your business: what Amazon actually paid into your bank, where every rupee of fees went, which products sell and which get returned, and where your customers are. It runs entirely in your browser — your report is never uploaded anywhere.

    How to use this dashboard

    1. Download your Date Range Transaction Report (CSV) from Reports → Payments → Date Range Reports in Seller Central.
    2. Upload one report, or several months together for a fuller picture.
    3. Read your dashboard — payouts, fee breakdown, product performance, returns, geography, trends, and tax collected.

    What the dashboard shows

    • Payouts to your bank: every disbursement Amazon made, with dates and the total.
    • Where your money went: product sales in, then each deduction — Amazon fees, advertising, FBA storage, removal and inbound — and refunds or reimbursements back, ending in your net settled amount.
    • Effective Amazon take: your total fees as a percentage of sales, so you know exactly how much of each rupee Amazon keeps.
    • Product performance: best sellers by revenue and units, with FBA fulfilment cost per unit.
    • Returns by product: return rate per SKU so you can spot problem products early.
    • Customer geography: sales by state and city.
    • Trends: daily sales and day-of-week patterns.
    • Promotions and tax: how much you gave away in discounts, and the GST, TCS, and TDS collected.

    Understanding Amazon payouts

    Amazon doesn't pay you for every order instantly. It collects your sales, deducts its fees, holds the balance through a settlement cycle, and then disburses the remainder to your bank — usually every few days or every two weeks. The payout section of this dashboard lists each of those disbursements so you can reconcile what landed in your account against what Amazon reported.

    Settlement view vs profit

    This dashboard is built on your settlement data — the real money that moved in and out of your Amazon account in the period. That makes it accurate and reliable for payouts, fees, and cash flow. It is deliberately not a profit and loss statement: your cost of goods isn't in any Amazon report, and accrual profit depends on when orders were placed rather than when they settled. For a true monthly P&L and for tax filing, use proper accounting software or your chartered accountant. This tool answers a different, equally useful question: what did Amazon actually pay me, and where did it go?

    Which period should you upload?

    You can upload a single month for a quick look, but the picture gets more complete over a longer window. Settlement timing means a single month always has a little activity spilling across its edges; over a quarter or a full year that evens out. For the clearest view of your business, download several recent months and upload them together — the dashboard merges them automatically and removes any duplicate rows.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is my data safe? Do you store my report?
    No. The dashboard runs entirely in your browser — your CSV is read locally on your device and nothing is uploaded to any server. Refresh or close the page and the data is gone.
    Which report do I upload?
    The Date Range Transaction Report (CSV) from Reports → Payments → Date Range Reports in Seller Central. Choose a completed month and the Transaction (CSV) type — not the Summary PDF, which tools can't read.
    Can I upload several months at once?
    Yes. Add multiple report files and the dashboard merges them, removing duplicate rows automatically. Uploading a quarter or a full year gives a more complete and accurate picture than a single month.
    Why doesn't this show my profit?
    Profit needs your cost of goods, which isn't in any Amazon report, and a true profit figure depends on when orders were placed rather than when money settled. This dashboard shows your accurate settlement picture — payouts, fees, and activity — rather than an estimated profit that could mislead.
    Why is the amount paid to my bank different from my sales?
    Your sales are what customers paid; your payout is what's left after Amazon deducts fees, advertising, and other charges, and after settlement timing. The dashboard's "where your money went" section shows exactly how sales become your payout.
    Does this work for Amazon marketplaces outside India?
    It's built for the Amazon India transaction report format. Other marketplaces use a similar structure, so much will work, but currency and some columns may differ. Always sanity-check the figures against your own records.

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