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Profit Tracking can now be analyzed directly in your AI client through the sellerfox MCP connection:
Retrieve revenue, costs, contribution margins, and profit for a selected date range.
Break down the cost structure into revenue, refunds, advertising costs, Amazon fees, and other costs.
Compare profitability by marketplace, parent ASIN, child ASIN, or SKU, and search recorded income and expenses.
The MCP connection now includes 22 read-only tools.
Improvements
MCP queries now show known connection and import issues as well as available report date ranges for each marketplace, making potential data gaps visible before an analysis.
Keyword KPIs can now be compared directly in a chart:
Select keywords or individual ASINs in the table and compare their trends across multiple keyword KPIs.
Show events in the chart for selected ASINs.
Profit Tracking now shows how KPI tiles develop over time:
Open “Show development over time” below the KPI tiles and compare up to three Profit KPIs in the same chart.
Switch each KPI between line and bar display, and switch between hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly values. The hourly view is available for periods of up to 14 days; metrics with daily-only data are marked in that view.
Improvements
The Product KPIs view can now be searched by ASIN, SKU, or product title. Combine text search with product lists, product selections, and marketplace filters.
Profit Tracking is now available in every workspace – a profit and loss statement built from your orders:
The waterfall table runs from gross revenue through DB1, DB2 and DB3 down to net profit – grouped by marketplace, SKU, child ASIN, parent ASIN or product list.
Product costs per SKU with effective dates: every order is costed with the unit cost that applied on its purchase date. Import and export as CSV or XLSX.
Your own income and expenses, one-time or recurring, with categories you create yourself.
Your own costs for merchant-fulfilled orders (FBM): pick & pack, return costs and shipping cost templates by flat rate, weight or size – including a simulator.
Orders is now available in every workspace. The list shows individual orders with status, revenue and fees; the "Statistics" tab presents them as a heatmap by weekday and hour.
The Workspace Owner can now request deletion of a Workspace directly in its settings. Confirmation requires entering the exact Workspace name. Any existing subscription must have fully ended first. Once confirmed, the Workspace immediately becomes inaccessible to all members; the action cannot be undone. Agency Workspaces with custom billing have a one-month waiting period after completing onboarding.
Search Term Analyzer: reports that Amazon fails to deliver are now requested again automatically – up to three further attempts spread over four days. The reports history shows a "Retry x/y" badge with the date of the next attempt, and reports waiting for another attempt still count as being processed.
Bugfixes
Search Term Analyzer: the link operator (AND / OR) of the text search is now also applied to the KPI export.
ATTENTION - DATA CHANGE: The combined Ads KPIs (Sales, Sales Share, Organic Sales, ACoS, RoAS, AOV, Orders, Units, Units Share, CVR and Cost per Order) now use each ad type's default Amazon attribution window: 7 days for Sponsored Products, 14 days for Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Display. Previously a 14-day window was applied to all ad types.
Bugfixes
Sponsored Brands data is no longer discarded when Amazon does not deliver the daily campaign structure. Ad spend stays complete on the affected days.
AI integration via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) – Claude, ChatGPT or any other MCP-compatible AI client can be connected to sellerfox to analyze your data in a conversation:
18 read-only tools for products, product and marketplace KPIs, keywords and keyword KPIs, Search Query Performance data, BSR data and events.
MCP access is disabled by default. Owners or admins enable it per workspace under Settings → Integrations after confirming an explicit notice about sharing data with the AI provider.
Every user connects their own AI client and selects which of their workspaces may be queried. Owner or admin rights in the respective workspace are required.
The new "Connected Apps" page in the account menu lists all connected AI clients including their last use – access can be revoked there at any time.
WEBHOOKS: sellerfox data can be sent to any destination. Whether it's a custom endpoint or through automation tools like Make or Zapier, sellerfox sends the desired data of the last 30 days to the defined destination daily.
SQPR Update: SQPR Reports are loaded automatically. By default, the weekly and monthly data for the top 100 bestseller ASINs is loaded. However, it is also possible to define a custom ASIN list.
Search Term Analyzer: The ASIN search allows filtering of the SQPR data by specific child ASINs.
Search Term Analyzer: In addition to the SQPR reports, which are automatically loaded, there is a quota of 500 manual reports that can be loaded per month to fill any gaps in the data.
Workspace settings: SQPR settings allow for individual customization of the loading behavior of SQPR reports (bestseller ASINs vs. custom ASIN list).
All keyword tables now include the monthly search volume of the keywords. The data originates from the official Amazon Search Query Performance Reports.
All keyword tables can be sorted by the monthly search volume.
New Alerts feature allows the specific monitoring of KPIs at account level as well as for individual marketplaces, product lists, parent ASINs, child ASINs and Keywords.
A daily email summary lists all alerts where defined thresholds were exceeded.
Brand new Chrome Extension offers enormously simplified import of SQPR data into sellerfox.
You can find details about this in the workspace settings under "Chrome Extension".
Search Term Analyzer: New way to store and manage quick filters for even faster analysis.
Improvements
Search Term Analyzer: Common analysis use cases covered by filter presets.
In addition, recommendations for optimizing keywords are available for these use cases.
Improved and more compact filter functionality across all views.
Direct linking from the tables to Amazon PDP and SERP (for product entries and search terms).
When switching between the overview table and the time course, the result remains stable as the selected / sorted KPI is transferred to the other table.
Improved display of dates in graphs and tables.
Switch between historical data and current data in the keyword table in the product detail.
The sort order in the time course tables can now be reversed.
Layout optimizations for mobile devices and small screens.
The events “Suppressed in Search” and “NOT Suppressed in Search” have been removed.
This event will no longer be tracked from now on.
Old events will be deleted.
The event will be replaced by the more detailed "Listing Problems" event.
A new “Listing Problems” event is now available.
This event provides a more detailed overview of the problems of a listing and its consequences.
Under the "Events" menu item, there is a new problem analyzer when the "Listing problems" event is expanded. This shows current problems and recommended actions in detail.
New text search in the Search Term Analyzer for more precise filtering of search terms.
Improved text search in the "Products" => "Keyword KPIs" tab enables more detailed filtering of search terms ("exact match" and "contains").
Seller Central account can be reauthorized if the connection is inactive. Missing historical data is reloaded (SP API data for 2 years, Ads API data for 2 months).
Multi-workspace handling: Multiple workspaces can now be managed within the same account. To do this, simply select "New workspace..." in the workspace selector ( at the top left corner of the dashboard). If you want to merge existing accounts, please contact our support.
New feature to toggle between "KPI Overview" and "Time Series" in the tables.
In the "Products" tab, all products (sorted by the selected KPI) are now displayed by default instead of only 10 products.
Improvements
New KPI selector for simplified selection of KPIs in the chart and in the time series tables.
Revised pagination: If more than 15 entries are available in a table, there is an option at the end of the table to expand the data. This avoids the previous page switch and thus the loss of context.
Improved loading behavior for a more pleasant user experience.
Bugfixes
Fixed issues in product lists where malfunctions could occur due to changed parent/child structure.
Using the new "Keyword KPIs" tab in the "Products tab" allows you to find and analyze tracked keywords in detail. Filter by product, marketplaces or search text to find the keywords you are looking for.
Since October 1, 2023, changes to the catalog item and listing item have been automatically tracked.
This feature is enabled by default for all accounts and can be activated/deactivated individually per event category.
The event setting and the events list can be discovered in the “Events” menu item.
Update for the events feature within the charts:
Updated filter settings and other event settings in the chart under “Advanced chart settings”.
Automatic and manually created events can now be viewed in the chart.
Integration of Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Display data. This allows Sponsored Products, Sponsored Display and Sponsored Brands to be evaluated independently of one another.
The new Overall Ads KPIs provide an overview of the total ads performance.
SQPR Upload: The new "Keyword Analyzer" tab in the dashboard enables detailed analysis of SQPR data. The data is uploaded manually. A video manual describing this feature can be found in the dashboard.
ATTENTION - DATA CORRECTION: Previously, an unweighted average was calculated for KPIs in the TOTAL rows and columns. Now the weight is considered in the average calculation everywhere.
New TOTAL row in the time course table, which can also be displayed in the chart.
Bugfixes
Fixed bug in product search where specially encoded words were not found.
Previously only active product listings were loaded. Now the product data of inactive products have been loaded as well (if available) for which there is historical data.