Connect Amazon Seller Central in one click and your orders, fees, and settlements flow into a live financial model, alongside your books, DTC store, and ad spend.
Most Amazon integrations move data from A to B and stop there. Drivepoint connects Amazon with the rest of your stack, so marketplace data lands in a model that shows what Amazon actually earns you, net of every fee.
Settlement-level truth, not dashboard estimates: what you sold, what Amazon kept, and what hit the bank.
A channel P&L built from settlements, not estimates. Referral fees, FBA fees, storage, and returns allocate to the SKUs that caused them, so Amazon margin is a number you can defend.
Forecast unit demand by ASIN and see weeks of cover against sellable and inbound FBA stock. Restock before the stockout, without over-committing cash to storage fees.
Amazon can be a third of revenue and half the complexity. See contribution margin net of every fee next to DTC and retail, so channel mix decisions run on real numbers.
Fee change, price move, or a shift of budget from Sponsored Products to DTC: model it against real settlement history and see the EBITDA impact first.
One click and a login. OAuth handles the credentials; no API keys, no CSV uploads, no developers.
Data lands in your SmartModel in Excel, mapped and normalized, next to every other system you run.
Run scenarios, build reports, and track daily pacing against the plan. The model updates as actuals land.
We don't force you out of Excel; we make it smarter.
Yes. Drivepoint connects to Seller Central through Login with Amazon, and to Vendor Central for 1P brands. Orders, fees, settlements, FBA inventory, and ad spend sync daily.
Click Connect, log in with your Amazon seller account, and approve access. The connection is read-only and takes about a minute.
Order detail by ASIN, the full fee and settlement ledger, FBA inventory positions, and Amazon Ads spend. That is enough to build a settlement-accurate channel P&L and an inventory forecast.
Yes. Amazon settlements land next to your books in one model, so the deposit that hits the bank reconciles to the orders behind it without manual work.
Yes. Order history by ASIN drives a unit-level demand forecast, including seasonality and promo lift, that feeds FBA restock planning and the company-level revenue plan.
No. Authorization happens through Login with Amazon in your browser; no SP-API keys or report scheduling required.
Book a demo and see how quickly Drivepoint gets your complete financial model up and running — connected to your data, built for your channels, ready for your next big decision. Whether you're planning a retail launch, preparing for a raise, or replacing a spreadsheet that only one person can touch.
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