An operational-intelligence platform (Orbit), built end to end — from raw Amazon reports to a plain-language answer for every single product.
For an Amazon seller, the real number is the deposit that lands in the bank — the settlement. Amazon itemizes plenty of fees, but only part of the way. The costs that decide whether a product is worth keeping get lumped into bulk totals you can't trace to a single item. That's exactly where margin quietly disappears.
Orbit consolidates the settlement report, the fulfillment fee reports, the live inventory ledger, and the advertising data from Seller Central — then pushes those bulk totals down to the product level. For the first time the owner sees the real monthly profit and loss of each individual product, not a category-wide estimate.
Amazon's calculator gives a best-case estimate, so a product can look profitable while the real deposit says otherwise. Orbit groups products into archetypes by commercial behaviour, price, and physical size, learns the normal spending pattern for each, and draws health bands around it — so the owner sees which cost is eating the margin (advertising, storage, returns), not just that something went wrong. With enough history, it also projects short forecast curves to time restocks before stock runs out.
Because the full data foundation sits behind an AI layer exposed over a custom MCP server, the owner can skip the dashboard and just ask — and get a fresh, up-to-the-moment answer:
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