Products / Private tool
Amazon Operations
The moving parts of a business, brought together.
Custom-built private tool. Explore selected views below with fictional data.
A closer look
From scattered data
to a clearer picture.
An interactive recreation of selected views.
All products, suppliers and figures are fictional.
Dashboard
The business, in one view.
Sales at a glance
Last 30 daysA clearer next step
Stock reviewFelt furniture pads42 units available. Review replenishment alongside recent sales and incoming stock.
Listing health
Sample of 24 listings| Product | 30-day units | Available | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Felt furniture padsDEMO-001 | 126 | 42 | Review stock |
| Cable clips · 20-packDEMO-002 | 94 | 185 | On track |
| Desk label holdersDEMO-003 | 68 | 210 | On track |
Sales, inventory and inbound stock share a dashboard, making it easier to see what needs attention.
The idea
A custom workspace connecting Amazon sales, inventory, sourcing, supplier purchases and shipments.
Running an Amazon business means piecing together information from several places. I built a custom tool to bring sales, stock, supplier costs and market data into one workspace, with a clearer path from a product idea to a purchase, a shipment and an ongoing listing.
Connected Amazon’s Selling Partner API for listings, sales, inventory, pricing, fee estimates and inbound shipment data.
Integrated Keepa price history, sales rank and competition to add context to sourcing decisions.
Built a dashboard for sales trends, active listings, inventory costs and stock on its way to Amazon.
Created sourcing and pricing tools that account for pack quantities, supplier costs, Amazon fees, inbound shipping and prep.
Linked supplier orders, invoice lines and product costs to the inventory and shipments they belong to.
Brought listing health, stock levels and source-refresh status into one place so reviews involve less switching between tools.
Built around an actual operating workflow. This portfolio recreation uses entirely fictional products, suppliers and figures. The operational workspace and its business records remain private.
