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- Getting started with Seller SyncWhat Seller Sync does and how to grade your first catalog.
- Supported file types and limitsEvery file format Seller Sync accepts, plus the size and row limits that apply to each catalog.
- PO AssistantOpen a product in Results and run PO Assistant on it for a recommendation in plain words, the marks that matter on its price chart, and answers about that product. It recommends; you decide.
- ROI, margin and profit a unitThree ways to say whether a product makes enough money, what each one protects you from, and what a good ROI for wholesale looks like. Where your minimum ROI and minimum profit per unit are set.
- Export results as CSV or ExcelTwo ways to download graded results, a filtered export from the Results page or a full one-click file from the Exports page.
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Getting started
Set up your account and grade your first catalog.
Uploads and files
Supported formats, file requirements, and the sales floor.
Grading and results
How grading works and how to read your results.
PO Assistant
How PO Assistant helps you build an order, and the buying know-how behind every call.
- PO Assistant
- Read the three price boxes
- From sales rank to sales a month
- The Buy Box and your share of sales
- When Amazon sells on the listing
- Price wars and falling prices
- Seasons: buying ahead of the peak
- ROI, margin and profit a unit
- Amazon fees, storage and your costs
- Case packs, per pound and price bands
- Supplier minimums and lead times
- Ask a supplier for a better price
- Brand approval and gated brands
- Hazmat, meltables and oversize
Purchase orders
Turn graded results into orders you can send to suppliers.
Exports and reports
Download your data and track portfolio performance.
Account and billing
Settings, notifications, plans, and invoices.
Troubleshooting
Fix failed catalogs, match issues, and file errors.
Common questions
Credits measure grading work. Each run shows what it may hold before it starts and what it used when it finishes. Amazon market data lookups never use credits. A run keeps only the credits it actually uses and releases the rest, and if a run fails, its credits are restored.
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