Amazon settlement reconciliation: what Amazon actually kept, order by order

Try it free on your last two settlements

Not ready to move your whole operation? Start with the free Amazon Settlement Analyzer. Connect Amazon and it reads your last two settlement reports and shows every charge and credit by type, with a plain-English glossary of every settlement line. No credit card, and if you don’t go on to a full Rilk account within 30 days, the scan and the connection are deleted.

Pulled daily, nothing to download

Connect Amazon and Rilk picks up your settlement reports on its own, every day. No downloading flat files from Seller Central, no spreadsheet. Your recent settlements already on Amazon come in too.

Every fee on the order it came from

Each charge Amazon takes is broken out and attached to its order:

Estimated at sale, real at settlement

An order carries an estimated Amazon fee from the moment it lands. When the settlement posts, the estimate is replaced with what Amazon actually charged and the order’s profit is recalculated.

Refunds counted once

Refunds in the settlement are checked against the returns already in Rilk, so a refund is never counted twice and the return shows what it really cost.

See which orders a settlement paid for

Every settlement shows the orders it matched and any it could not, so when an Amazon deposit lands you can see what it paid for, and anything that needs a look stands out.

Real profit per order

Unit cost comes from your purchase orders and is locked in when the order ships, so profit per order is right from receiving to settlement. Amazon sits next to Walmart and eBay, which settle the same way, and every other channel.