Report of Sales by ASIN
I want to create a report that shows my MFN unit sales by ASIN for the past X days (30, 60, 90) along with the average selling price (revenue / units sold). That is, a single report that I can download and sort by sales quantity, revenue, or profit/item.
I can't seem to find it anywhere. I assumed it would be a pretty standard "business report" but that page is all about page views and sessions, which I'm not interested in. I want to figure out my best sellers / most profitable items for the immediate past so I can forecast demand going forward to place orders for inventory.
Does this exist somewhere? Thanks.
Report of Sales by ASIN
I want to create a report that shows my MFN unit sales by ASIN for the past X days (30, 60, 90) along with the average selling price (revenue / units sold). That is, a single report that I can download and sort by sales quantity, revenue, or profit/item.
I can't seem to find it anywhere. I assumed it would be a pretty standard "business report" but that page is all about page views and sessions, which I'm not interested in. I want to figure out my best sellers / most profitable items for the immediate past so I can forecast demand going forward to place orders for inventory.
Does this exist somewhere? Thanks.
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Seller_iiZhKa5rJ2AV5
I am also looking for this report. I just want to see sales by ASIN by day, and can't seem to find it... which is crazy.
TaylorR_Amazon
Hello @Seller_GjO0kFDsIsM0L, on the Manage Pricing page, there is a column on sales history. You can select 7 days, 30 days, 6 months, or 12 months. Does this give you the information you're looking for?
Seller_kfWCTsN5kgI5T
I believe what you're looking for is actually in Business Reports, you just have to drill down a little.
Reports> Business Reports > Detail Page Sales and Traffic under the small "By ASIN" header.
At the top, under the big "Sales Dashboard" header you can set the date range.
Once the report pulls, scroll to the far right to see Unit Sales (quantity), Ordered Product Sales (revenue) and then you'll have to calculate profit on your own as I don't think this report tracks your costs.
