InventoryLab Accounting helps you understand your true Amazon profits by tracking your sales, expenses, fees, and inventory performance.
It gives you a clear picture of what you’re earning and not just what you’re selling, so you can make smarter business decisions.
What InventoryLab Accounting Does
InventoryLab Accounting keeps your financials organized automatically by:
Track sales and revenue across all your ASINs.
View Amazon fees and expenses without manual calculations.
Analyze profitability using FIFO and detailed product-level reports.
Add custom expenses like subscriptions, supplies, or prep fees.
Review built-in reports, including Profit & Loss, Inventory Valuation, SKU/ASIN Profitability, Supplier Profitability, Category Profitability, Sales Tax Report, and Velocity — so you can see how much you’re truly earning, which products are worth restocking, where your money is tied up, and how quickly inventory is moving
By combining automated tracking with clear reporting, InventoryLab Accounting helps you understand your real margins, spot trends, and make confident sourcing, pricing, and restocking decisions.
How It Fits in Seller 365
InventoryLab Accounting works alongside your other Seller 365 tools to help you understand how your sourcing and pricing decisions translate into real profit.
Tactical Arbitrage helps you source profitable products.
ScoutIQ supports your in-person scans and book sourcing.
InventoryLab List brings your buy lists and shipments into Amazon with accurate costs.
SmartRepricer adjusts prices automatically to drive more consistent sales.
FeedbackWhiz Emails lets you follow up with customers and maintain strong reviews.
InventoryLab Accounting then shows you what happened financially — your true profit, margins, and performance.
This gives you a full view of how your actions impact your bottom line.
Want to dig deeper? Learn more about InventoryLab.