AMAZON SELLER OPERATIONS PLATFORM
SellerOS
Connect products, sales, traffic, inventory, advertising, and profitability in one continuous cycle from diagnosis to action.
Every decision, approved action, and measured result remains visible, pausable, and traceable.
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Pricing healthPrice, cost, and break-even line need review62
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Conversion readinessListing conversion is stable; image and content completeness can improve70
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SeasonalityDemand is steady; no seasonal budget adjustment is needed74
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Advertising efficiencySome targets exceed the break-even ACOS78
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Competitive positionCore competitor pricing is stable; new substitutes need monitoring80
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Risk controlsBudget, pricing, and inventory boundaries support execution82
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Inventory safetySellable and inbound inventory cover the execution cycle86
Control ad spend above the break-even line while retaining traffic with proven conversion value.
- Goal
- Control ACOS and stabilize contribution profit
- Best fit
- Ads still convert, but part of the traffic exceeds the break-even line
- Expected
- Reduce inefficient spend while retaining productive orders
- Boundary
- Do not stop reliably profitable targets or breach minimum visibility requirements
Scale validated traffic within inventory and profit limits while tracking organic rank changes.
- Goal
- Increase core-keyword orders and organic ranking
- Best fit
- Conversion is stable and inventory covers the promotion cycle
- Expected
- Expand productive traffic and increase search-driven orders
- Boundary
- Limit budget growth, execution duration, and the loss stop line
Adjust pricing, advertising, and replenishment around inventory pressure to reduce aged-storage and slow-moving risk.
- Goal
- Reduce days of supply and accelerate working-capital turnover
- Best fit
- Inventory age or days of supply has entered the risk range
- Expected
- Increase sell-through and reduce storage pressure
- Boundary
- Limit price reductions, ad investment, and acceptable loss
Isolated operating environments, least privilege, and data lifecycle controls
Move operations forward, not just display data
Detect issues
Continuously monitor sales, advertising, inventory, pricing, listings, and account status to identify issues that need attention.
Build a plan
Turn business goals, historical performance, and product stage into actionable strategies for each SKU and ad group.
Execute approved actions
Carry out advertising and daily operating tasks within the approved plan, permissions, and risk boundaries.
Review continuously
Preserve the reason, action, and measured result so later decisions remain tied to the same operating goals.
Managed advertising
An independent optimization plan for every ad group
Each ad group receives its own goals, budget range, bid strategy, targeting structure, and risk limits based on product profit, inventory, lifecycle, and promotion objectives.
- Optimize budgets, keywords, product targets, and bids
- Manage target status, negative keywords, and negative products
- Analyze traffic, spend, orders, and conversion by hour
- Preserve every reason, result, and subsequent performance change
Bid principle Amazon recommendations are market references; final bids are governed by profit limits, historical conversion efficiency, and the break-even line.
Bid principle Amazon recommendations are market references; final bids are governed by profit limits, historical conversion efficiency, and the break-even line.
Bid principle Amazon recommendations are market references; final bids are governed by profit limits, historical conversion efficiency, and the break-even line.
This is not a handful of generic automation rules. Every ad group is continuously optimized against its own business objective.
Managed operations
Complete strategies, approved before continuous execution
Complete strategies and alternatives
Identify the issue, objective, execution steps, risk limits, expected impact, and available courses of action.
Continuous execution after approval
After approval, SellerOS creates and executes daily tasks, records results, and reviews measured outcomes in later reports.
Isolated store operating environments
A separate operating-system environment for every store
Optional store environments run within separate operating-system or virtual-machine boundaries. Accounts, files, tools, and sessions are not reused across environments; browser-profile separation is only one control inside each environment. Team members enter only authorized store spaces through one controlled entry point.
- Optional dedicated U.S. Business Internet or Starlink connectivity
- Role-based access with access and action records
- Remote desktop, clipboard, and controlled file transfer support
Core operating capabilities
One operating definition for daily business management
Integrated SKU management
Manage pricing, profitability, sales, traffic, advertising, inventory, listings, and operating history around each SKU.
Connected FBA inbound
Connect replenishment, placement, shipments, appointments, logistics, documents, and receiving progress to reduce repetitive work.
Advertising management
Manage campaigns, ad groups, keywords, product targets, budgets, bids, and performance data in one place.
Customer stories
How Amazon sellers use SellerOS to improve operating efficiency and business performance.
Ming Zhang
Cross-border ecommerce founder
I used to spend two or three hours a day reconciling sales and inventory. Now the key metrics are in one console, and replenishment alerts have helped us avoid several costly stockouts.
Native brand storefronts
Designed around the product and category,
not assembled from a standard template
SellerOS uses category, brand positioning, product attributes, images, and video to create an information architecture, page structure, content system, and visual language suited to each product. Every brand receives a distinct presentation and experience.
Storefronts support branded domains, multilingual content, cart and checkout, version management, and synchronization with Amazon products, variants, inventory, and availability.
MULTI-PLATFORM VIDEO WORKFLOW
C2345 Video Publish
SellerOS prepares product videos and editable titles, descriptions, and keywords from authorized SKU facts and user-selected image and video assets. Only after the user reviews the target account, media, metadata, visibility, and required disclosures and explicitly confirms the post does SellerOS queue it for a currently enabled platform and record the status and public link returned by that platform.
Where the account, permissions, region, and platform rules allow, YouTube supports upload plus status and available-metric reads, Instagram supports Reel creation, processing, and publishing for professional accounts, and TikTok supports user-reviewed Direct Post. Each platform controls account eligibility, quota, content processing, and final publishing decisions.
TikTok integration is available only where TikTok officially provides service. TikTok OAuth and content publishing are unavailable from mainland China IP addresses; other SellerOS features are unaffected. SellerOS does not use store environments, proxies, VPNs, or relays to bypass social-platform regional restrictions.
Application purpose, authorization scope, and data handlingDATA SOURCES · COMPLIANCE · SECURITY
Smarter operations require clear data boundaries
Authorized data sources
Amazon SP-API, Ads API, Brand Analytics, and business information actively provided by the user.
Purpose-limited processing
Process only the data required for enabled features and never sell seller data.
Access logging and audit
Grant least privilege by role and record material access and actions.
Isolation and lifecycle
Credential protection, data isolation, and lifecycle controls apply throughout the service.
Frequently asked questions
Questions sellers ask
before getting started
Managed operations, advertising, isolated store environments, data security, and onboarding.
How is SellerOS different from a standard Amazon management system?
Standard systems mainly display orders, inventory, and reports. SellerOS also connects operating analysis, plan approval, managed operations, advertising management, isolated store environments, and native brand storefronts.
Does managed operations change a store immediately?
SellerOS first prepares complete strategies and alternatives from sales, profit, advertising, inventory, pricing, listings, and history. It executes and tracks the selected plan only after user approval.
Does advertising management use the same rules for every ad group?
No. SellerOS creates an independent plan for each ad group based on profit, inventory, lifecycle, and promotion goals, including budget, bids, structure, and risk limits.
How do multi-store teams prevent account and data mix-ups?
Optional store environments use operating-system or virtual-machine boundaries. Accounts, files, tools, and sessions are not reused across environments; browser-profile separation is only one control inside each environment. Team members enter only authorized store spaces, with optional dedicated U.S. Business Internet or Starlink connectivity.
How does SellerOS protect Amazon data?
Amazon access uses official OAuth. SellerOS never receives the login password and handles authorized data under least-privilege, purpose-limitation, credential-protection, audit, and lifecycle controls.
How do I get started with SellerOS?
After you submit store and contact details, we verify the authorizing party and integration scope before sending the official Amazon authorization link.
Let SellerOS run operations while sellers focus on products and brands
Build a durable operating system across store operations, advertising, isolated environments, brand storefronts, and product video.
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