Automation 04 of 06 · Reimbursement case prep
Amazon FBA reimbursement case prep. A person files every case.
This module does the legwork behind Amazon FBA reimbursement claims. It finds lost, damaged and short-received units and assembles the evidence for each case. A person reviews and files every case. Nothing is filed automatically.
- 4 automated steps
- 1 human checkpoint
- 2 systems
- Every action logged
- Amazon FBA
- Warehouse records
- Automated: Compare records
- Automated: Flag units
- Automated: Build packet
- Person step, Analyst: Person files
- Automated: Track outcome
Definition
What is FBA reimbursement case prep?
FBA reimbursement case prep means finding units that were lost, damaged or short-received in Amazon's network and gathering the records that support each claim, such as bills of lading, invoices and unit counts. This module does the comparing and the paperwork. The filing stays with a person.
- Runs alone
- Compare records · Flag units · Build packet · Track outcome
- A person
- A person reviews and files every case. Nothing is filed automatically.
- Systems
- Amazon FBA · Warehouse records
- Access
- Official APIs only, every action logged
- Built in
- Autopilot Build, from $6,000 for three modules
- Run in
- Managed Ops, from $2,000/mo
How it runs
Five steps. Four run on their own.
Step 4 waits for an analyst. The other four run on a schedule or a trigger and write every action to a run log.
- Runs on its own
- Waits for a person
- Step 1, Automated Compare records Shipped vs received, adjustments and returns.
- Step 2, Automated Flag units Eligible units flagged with the reason and date.
- Step 3, Automated Build packet Evidence assembled: BOLs, invoices, counts.
- Step 4, waits for a person: Analyst Person files A person reviews and files the case.
- Step 5, Automated Track outcome Reimbursement logged against the case.
Your Autopilot Build turns these steps into a written spec for your accounts: triggers, rules and approval points.
What stays with a person
A person reviews and files every case. Nothing is filed automatically.
- Analyst Step 4 of 5 Person files
A person reviews and files the case.
Everything else in the flow runs on its own and is logged. You can make any rule stricter. We do not make money or listing rules looser.
Rules on every module
- Anything that spends money or changes a listing waits for your approval.
- Anything unusual goes to an analyst instead of being acted on.
- Every action is written to a run log you can read.
- One switch stops every workflow.
- Official APIs only. No scraping and no browser automation of Seller Central.
How you get it
The audit ranks it. A build installs it. Managed Ops runs it.
Reimbursement case prep is one of six modules. Every Autopilot Build puts three of them into production.
- 01 · Audit
Ranks it
Ops Leak Audit
$1,500
Checks reimbursement case prep against your data and ranks it against the other five modules by payback, effort and risk.
How the audit works - 02 · Build
Installs it
Autopilot Build
from $6,000
Puts it into production as one of three modules in 3–4 weeks, with its approval step built in.
What a build includes - 03 · Run
Runs it
Managed Ops
from $2,000/mo
Keeps it running: monitoring, fixes and API changes, with an analyst on every exception.
Compare Core and Plus
Opens the package builder with reimbursement case prep already picked. Prices in USD.
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Weigh it next to these.
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FAQ
Reimbursement case prep questions
Still unsure? The audit call is the place to ask. Book an Ops Leak Audit
Does it file reimbursement cases with Amazon automatically?
No. It compares records, flags eligible units and builds the evidence packet. A person reviews and files every case. Nothing is filed automatically, and each outcome is logged against its case.
Which systems does reimbursement case prep work with?
Amazon FBA and Warehouse records. Amazon data comes through the official SP-API, with permissions you grant and can revoke at any time. We never log in to Seller Central through a browser.
How do I get reimbursement case prep?
It is one of six modules. The $1,500 Ops Leak Audit ranks all six for your business. An Autopilot Build puts three of them into production in 3–4 weeks, from $6,000. Managed Ops then keeps them running, from $2,000/mo.
Price it before you build it.
The Ops Leak Audit prices the manual work behind reimbursement case prep in hours and dollars and ranks it against the other five modules. $1,500, credited to your build.
- Read-only access
- NDA before data
- US-hours calls