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Seller 365 Reimbursements Service: What you need to know

Learn how Seller 365 Reimbursements helps Amazon sellers recover funds they're owed for lost inventory and other Amazon FBA errors.

Selling on Amazon comes with its challenges, and one of them is making sure you get reimbursed for lost, damaged, or mishandled inventory. That’s where Seller 365 Reimbursements comes in!

Our team of experts, combined with an AI-powered system, identifies eligible reimbursement opportunities and handles the claims process on your behalf so you don't have to.

IN THIS GUIDE

How It Works

Amazon sellers often miss out on reimbursements they're entitled to. Seller 365 Reimbursements automatically scans your account for potential claims and submits them on your behalf.

We help recover funds for

  1. Lost, damaged, or disposed inventory in Amazon fulfillment centers

  2. Lost inbound shipments

  3. Customer returns that weren't properly processed

  4. Overcharged FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) fees

  5. Other eligible Amazon reimbursement claims

Instead of manually reviewing transactions and filing claims, Seller 365 Reimbursements does the heavy lifting for you, making sure you get every penny you deserve.

How to Get Started

  • Activate the service through your Seller 365 Pro dashboard

  • Grant Access so we can analyze your Amazon Seller Central data

  • Our team and AI-powered system will identify and file eligible reimbursement claims on your behalf.

  • Any approved reimbursements are credited directly to your Amazon seller account.

Lost Inbound Insurance

Reimbursements customers can also opt in to Lost Inbound Insurance, powered by Assureful.

Unlike Amazon's standard reimbursement process, which typically covers only the cost of lost inventory, Lost Inbound Insurance helps cover your lost profits when an inbound shipment goes missing.

Whether you're just starting out or managing a large business, Seller 365 Reimbursements helps ensure you don't miss out on money you're owed.

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