Product list

The “Product list“ widget shows the list of all your products and orders within the selected page filters. By default, the table is sorted by the number of units ordered for each product in a chosen date range. The widget is available on the “Profit” and “Statistics” tabs of the “Profit dashboard”.

Filtering

The number of displayed products and their values depend on the selected filters. To filter the product list, you can use three methods:

  • by the sidebar menu, where the entire filtering functionality is available. To learn more, see Business Analytics | Sidebar menu
  • by page settings panel on the top of the page, the list can be set by choosing an account, marketplace, date range and a particular SKU/ASIN/product name
  • by clicking on any blank space of the widget tile with the corresponding date range.

The selected date range for the product list is shown above the product list on the left side. 

Change view

The content of the table is affected by the chosen type of view:

  • “Order view“ - shows the data related to actual and estimated transactions based on the order creation date.
  • “Transaction view“ - recalculates the data according to the actual transaction dates. However, estimated transactions are still tied to the order creation date.

To switch the view, use the “Change view“ button on the global filters panel, or on the sidebar menu. To learn more, see Business Analytics | Sidebar menu.

Table fields

The page consists of two tabs: “Products” (default) and “Order items”.

Products

Below is a table listing all fields available in the "Products" table and their respective descriptions.

Column Description
Image Shows the product image as provided by Amazon.
Title Displays the product's name or a short description.
ASIN

The Amazon Standard Identification Number (ASIN) is a 10-digit alphanumeric product identification number with a link to the product page on Amazon. One ASIN may cover multiple SKUs.

 

The value in this column is clickable and leads to the product page on Amazon Seller Central. 

SKU

The Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) is the unique alphanumeric code used by Amazon to identify a product for inventory and sales purposes. On rare occasions, two different marketplaces may have the same SKU.

 

The value in this column is clickable and opens the “Product costs“ page in a new tab, prefiltered by the selected SKU and its marketplace. It also opens the “Product details“ drawer displaying the product costs associated with this product. Note: This feature is not available in Freemium mode.

Marketplace Identifies the Amazon marketplace where the product is listed.
Brand Displays the name of the brand associated with the product.
Product Type A product type refers to a set of products that share similar attributes.
Manufacturer The name of the manufacturer of the product.
Units

The number of ordered units. 

Note: The product list is sorted as “Descending“ by default. This feature allows you to see the most performing products in the selected date range. 

 

The value in this column is clickable and clicking upon it opens a new browser tab with predefined parameters on the “Orders“ page.

Order items

The number of orders made for the product.

 

The value in this column is clickable and clicking upon it opens a new browser tab with predefined parameters on the “Orders“ page.

Refunds

The number of refunded units.

 

The value in this column is clickable and clicking upon it opens a new browser tab with predefined parameters on the “Orders“ page.

Revenue

The total income that includes product sales and all other income-related metrics.

 

The value in this column is clickable, and clicking upon it opens a new browser tab with predefined parameters on the “Transactions“ page. Note: “Transaction amount” is filtered above 0, and the next transaction categories will be predefined in the “Category” filter:

  • “Product sales”
  • “Reimbursements”
  • “Shipping charges”
  • “Gift wrap charges”
  • “Taxes & VAT”
Estimated margin The estimated net margin, calculated as revenue minus total expenses.
Expenses

Expenses and costs associated with the product, excluding Ads costs and Amazon fees.

The value in this column is clickable, and clicking upon it opens a new browser tab with predefined parameters on the “Transactions“ page. Note: “Transaction amount” will be filtered below 0.

Ads (PPC)

The costs associated with PPC (Pay-Per-Click) advertising campaigns on Amazon.

Amazon fees

All Amazon orders and product-related fees, including shipping fees for FBA products.

 

The value in this column is clickable, and clicking upon it opens a new browser tab with predefined parameters on the “Transactions“ page. Note: Next transaction categories will be predefined in the “Category “ filter:

  • “FBA inbound fee”
  • “FBA outbound fee”
  • “Service fee”
  • “Technology fee”
  • “Postage fee”
  • “Miscellaneous fees”
  • “Wholesale liquidation”
Margin Percentage of net margin relative to revenue in a chosen period.
ROI Return on Investment (ROI), calculated as the ratio of net margin to total expenses.
Markup The percentage increase of the net margin over the net purchase price.
Amazon account name

The Amazon seller account name associated with the product. 

 

Note: If you have only one Amazon account connected to SELLERLOGIC, this column is disabled by default. To turn it on, use the “Table content“ modal window.

 

Order items

Below is a table listing all fields available in the "Order items" tab and their respective descriptions.

Column Description
Estimated values

If the order includes estimated values, the exclamation icon is displayed at the beginning of the corresponding table line.

Order number The unique order number assigned by Amazon, with a direct link to the order page on Amazon Seller Central.
Order status The current status of the order as reported by Amazon, which can be one of the following: “Shipped”, “Canceled”, “Invoice unconfirmed”, “Pending”, “Pending availability”, “Unfulfillable”, “Unshipped”, or “Partially shipped”.
Order date The date when the order was created, as reported by Amazon.
Marketplace The Amazon marketplace where the product is listed.
ASIN The Amazon Standard Identification Number (ASIN) is a 10-digit alphanumeric product identification number with a link to the product page on Amazon. One ASIN may cover several SKUs.
SKU

The Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) is the unique alphanumeric code used by Amazon to identify a product for inventory and sales purposes. On rare occasions, two different marketplaces may have the same SKU.

 

The value in this column is clickable and opens the “Product costs“ page in a new tab, prefiltered by the selected SKU and its marketplace. It also opens the “Product details“ drawer displaying the product costs associated with this product. Note: This feature is not available in Freemium mode.

Image The image of the product as received from Amazon.
Title The name or a short description of the product as received from Amazon.
Product ID The unique identifier assigned to each product within Business Analytics for reference purposes.
Brand The name or label under which the product is marketed.
Product Type The category of the product based on its characteristics or intended use.
Manufacturer The entity responsible for producing or assembling the product. It can be different from the brand if the product is made by a third-party manufacturer on behalf of the brand.
Condition The condition of the product as received from Amazon.
Fulfillment method

Indicates which fulfillment method is applied to the product:

  • FBA: Fulfillment by Amazon;
  • FBM: Fulfillment by merchant.
Offer type

Indicates which commerce type is applied to the product offer:

  • B2C: business-to-consumer offer;
  • B2B: business-to-business offer.
Unit price The product price per unit.
Units The number of sold product units. The value in this column is clickable, and clicking it opens a new browser tab with predefined parameters on the “Orders“ page.
Revenue

The total income generated by the order. The total income generated by the order, that includes product sales and all other income-related metrics.

 

The value in this column is clickable, and clicking upon it opens a new browser tab with predefined parameters on the “Transactions“ page. Note: “Transaction amount” is filtered above 0, and the next transaction categories will be predefined in the “Category” filter:

  • “Product sales”
  • “Reimbursements”
  • “Shipping charges”
  • “Gift wrap charges”
  • “Taxes & VAT”
Promotion The amount spent on promotions and discounts for the order.
Amazon fees

All Amazon orders and product-related fees, including shipping fees for FBA products.

 

The value in this column is clickable, and clicking upon it opens a new browser tab with predefined parameters on the “Transactions“ page. Note: Next transaction categories will be predefined in the “Category “ filter:

  • “FBA inbound fee”
  • “FBA outbound fee”
  • “Service fee”
  • “Technology fee”
  • “Postage fee”
  • “Miscellaneous fees”
  • “Wholesale liquidation”
Expenses

All expenses applied to the order, excluding "Amazon fees" and "Promotion" values. 

 

The value in this column is clickable, and clicking upon it opens a new browser tab with predefined parameters on the “Transactions“ page. Note: “Transaction amount” will be filtered below 0.

Estimated margin The estimated margin generated by the order, calculated as revenue minus total expenses.
Refunded units The number of product units refunded for the order. The value in this column is clickable, and clicking it opens a new browser tab with predefined parameters on the “Orders“ page.

Business Analytics Freemium mode

If you have no active Business Analytics subscription, both tabs in the Product list widget will be available in Freemium mode with visible values in the following columns:

  • Product title
  • Image
  • ASIN
  • SKU
  • Marketplace
  • Manufacturer
  • Units
  • Order items
  • Revenue
  • Estimated margin

Table options

Each column header provides “Ascending” and “Descending” sorting options as well as live search for certain columns.

The “Table settings” and “Table content” buttons, located at the lower right of the page, enable users to customize the view and content of the page table. The “Table content” modal form allows you to manage the columns of the table, by changing their respective order or visibility status. For more information, see General | Common service features.

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