The new FBA Shipments section brings your inbound shipment and plan data into the platform. You can now track shipment status, review detailed contents, and monitor preparation progress – all without switching to Amazon Seller Central.
FBA Shipments table shows all inbound shipments synced from Amazon. You can:
Closed shipments with mismatched units are marked with a warning icon, helping you quickly identify missing inventory without manual comparison.

Inbound Plans table lists all inbound plans with their status and key dates.
This helps you track shipment preparation stages and stay aligned with what’s being prepared before it reaches Amazon, without needing to open Seller Central.

Shipment data is also available inside Product Details Page, where you can see which shipments included a product and what fees were applied per unit.
This keeps shipment insights close to your product data and reduces the need to cross-reference between sections.

Discrepancy manager is coming soon for handling shipment inconsistencies, which will further expand this workflow.
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The new SKUs section provides a centralized view of all your SKUs along with their Amazon status and detailed cost breakdown. Landed Cost is calculated per SKU using data from Purchase orders, FBA shipments, and Cost settings for Price List Analyzer.
The SKUs section brings all your SKUs into one place, whether synced from Amazon or created in the platform. You can:
Inside Product Database, each product shows all linked SKUs with their status and cost data, helping you quickly understand how each product is listed and tracked.

Each SKU includes a full per-unit Cost Breakdown, combining:
Costs are labeled by source and calculated automatically. If no single Purchase Order is linked, weighted averages are used to maintain accuracy.

Cost data updates automatically when Purchase Orders or Shipments change. At the same time, you can override any component manually when needed.
Overrides are clearly marked and persist through recalculations, allowing you to adjust specific scenarios without affecting the rest of your data.

Get a clear view of every SKU and what it actually costs you – with automatic calculations and the flexibility to adjust when needed.
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Lister and Listings have been create to support the full listing lifecycle. You can now create Amazon listings in bulk, monitor their status, and manage them from a single place – starting from Lister, Product Database or Purchase Orders.
The new Lister simplifies listing creation into a 3-step flow:
You can also launch it from Product Database and Purchase Orders.

Listings now act as a central place to manage all your products listed on Amazon and created in the platform. You can:
Draft listings can be edited, published, or removed. Error states show the reason directly, helping you resolve issues faster without leaving the workflow.

Listing is now directly connected with Purchase Orders. You can start listing from a PO, with items pre-filled and ready to configure.
You can link each product with SKU during the process, keeping inventory, costs, and tracking aligned across steps while helping avoid duplicate listings over time.

Listings are synced with your Amazon account once per day. New listings appear in the Listings section immediately after creation.
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Price List Analyzer now processes additional Keepa data to expose deeper product, seller, and Buy Box intelligence. New columns surface variation-level demand brackets, historical metrics, seller competition logic, and product risk indicators. A new full-screen mode allows you to work with large tables in a more focused layout.
Monthly Sold now reflects Amazon's minimum purchase bracket (not an estimate). Historical views show the bracket within the last 30, 90, or 180 days. This allows you to:

New competition metrics isolate active sellers and quantify dominance:
This replaces raw seller count with actionable competitive context.

Additional workflow-impacting columns include:
You can also open the price list table in full-screen mode using the dedicated button, making large datasets easier to review and compare without surrounding interface distractions.

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We’ve introduced a Products Database in Seller Assistant. Products are now stored in a shared workspace where teams compare supplier offers, track COG per supplier, and send items directly to Purchase Orders. This replaces fragmented product handling across extension scans, price lists, and purchasing workflows.
Each product now lives in a dedicated database with full supplier visibility and team access. You can:
The default supplier always appears first in the offers list, making purchasing decisions faster and more consistent across the team.

Clicking a product title opens a Product Details page – a detailed hub for sourcing and procurement activity. The page includes structured tabs:
This gives teams full visibility into supplier options, purchasing history, and product-level activity.

Products from the database can be added directly to Purchase Orders using the selected default supplier and its COG. The integration also keeps supplier pricing synchronized:
This ensures supplier prices remain consistent between sourcing and purchasing.
When using "Add all ASINs from price list to products", the system creates supplier offers automatically and preserves supplier COG and identifiers.
If a product later receives a matching UPC, previously recorded offers are attached automatically. This prevents supplier pricing data from being lost during price list processing.

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Brand Analyzer and Seller Spy now allow you to review detailed product data directly inside the platform. Instead of exporting first to analyze changes or product lists, you can inspect the data on-screen and export the full dataset when needed.
Clicking a brand now opens a detailed product list view inside the platform. You can:
Search and sorting affect only the on-screen table. Export continues to download all products within the selected brand.

Clicking a seller now opens a dedicated Seller Details page. Inside the page, you can review product-level inventory changes using:
Filters and search update only the on-screen results. The Export button downloads the complete seller dataset, regardless of selected filters.

Review product-level data directly inside the platform, then export the full dataset only when you need it.
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We've introduced a Main Dashboard, added Mini Dashboards inside key tools, and launched an Integration Hub. These updates give you clearer visibility into your activity and faster access to essential actions and integrations.
The new Dashboard is now the central starting point in your Seller Assistant account. The Dashboard helps you quickly understand your current sourcing and analysis status and jump to the right tool.
1. Onboarding Widget
2. Today's Focus
Status cards reflect your current activity and link directly to related tools:
3. Quick Actions
The Dashboard provides direct access to commonly used tools:
Additional actions are available in the More menu.

Mini Dashboards have been added to Price List Analyzer and Purchase Orders. Each page now includes structured metric cards:
This makes each tool more informative, helping you understand the current state.

A new Integrations section is now available in your Seller Assistant account. It centralizes all system connections in one place. Available integrations include:
The Integration Hub simplifies configuration, automation setup, and data synchronization across external systems.

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We’ve added new action buttons in the Seller Assistant extension that let you open Brand Analyzer and Seller Spy straight from Amazon pages.
These buttons create a bridge between sourcing in the extension and deeper analysis in the Seller Assistant account, without breaking your workflow.
The "Analyze this brand" button is now shown next to the brand name in the extension on:

Clicking the button opens Brand Analyzer in your Seller Assistant account. The brand name is prefilled automatically, and the marketplace is selected based on the current context, so you can start analysis immediately without manual input.
The "Track this seller" button is now available next to the seller name on Amazon product pages (except when the seller is Amazon).

Clicking the button opens Seller Spy in your Seller Assistant account with the seller link prefilled. This makes it easy to move from a product or offer directly into seller-level analysis while reviewing listings.
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This update improves how you work with processed price lists by adding reanalysis options, extending inline editing, and refining bulk actions behavior.
You can now refresh product data from Price List Analyzer without reuploading and remapping files.
Reanalyze an entire price list:
Reanalyze selected products:
Inline editing in the table was extended:
The bulk actions bar has been refined to make working inside the table more predictable:

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We’ve introduced a new AI-powered tool for finding wholesale suppliers directly in your Seller Assistant account. AI Supplier Finder is fully integrated into your sourcing and supplier workflows.
Enter a brand name, choose a location and get a list of potential wholesale suppliers.
Each result includes:
Suppliers are prioritized from direct brands and manufacturers to authorized distributors and wholesalers.
AI Supplier Finder suggests brands automatically based on your recent activity in the extension. Up to three brands are suggested from the last products you interacted with. Suggestions update dynamically as you work.
Each supplier result includes direct actions:
This lets you move from discovery to supplier management in one step.
Start supplier search by clicking the search icon next to the brand name from:
In all cases, the brand is prefilled and the search starts automatically.
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