Inventory
4- FBA replenishment and inbound plans
- AWD and warehouse transfers
- Stock sync to Shopify and Walmart
- Aged inventory and storage fees
Ops Leak Audit · Step 1 of 3
The Ops Leak Audit is a fixed-price Amazon operations audit for brands doing $1M–$20M a year. In 10 business days, with read-only access, we map the work between Seller Central, Shopify or Walmart, your warehouse or 3PL, your suppliers and QuickBooks or Xero, and price every leak in hours and dollars.
Business day
8/10
Leaking per month
$3,932
Manual hours
58 h/mo
Read-only the whole way. Nothing in your accounts changes.
Definition
An Ops Leak Audit is a 10-business-day review of the manual work between your sales channels, fulfillment, suppliers and accounting. It measures what that work costs in hours and dollars and ranks which automations pay back first. It runs on read-only access, so it cannot change an order, a listing or your books.
An "ops leak" is any recurring cost created by systems that do not talk to each other: a stockout nobody saw coming, an aged-inventory surcharge, a reimbursement never claimed, or hours of copy-paste every week.
What you get
Every audit ends with the same four outputs. Click through to see what each one looks like. The figures are sample data from an example brand, not a client.
Each line is a job someone on your team does by hand: an export, a copy-paste, an email. We time each one with the person who does it.
Hours come from timing the work with your team. Dollars come from your own settlement, fee, stock and reimbursement data. Each line shows its evidence, so you can check our math.
Leaking per month
$3,932
Manual hours
58 h
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Manual hours valued at $15/h. Reimbursements shown as recoverable now. Try your own numbers
Each automation is ranked by the leak it removes, the effort to build it and the risk it carries. The top three become your Autopilot Build if you go ahead.
Fixes: Stockouts, aged surcharges
Fixes: Unclaimed units
Fixes: 26 h a month by hand
Fixes: 18 h a month of order fixes
Fixes: 14 h a month of email
A daily profit and stock alert, sent to Slack or email every morning. It runs on read-only data, so it is safe to switch on during the audit, and you keep it.
# ops-daily
VSENK agentAgent7:30 AM
Yesterday: net profit $3,180 (26.1%) on $12,190 revenue across 4 channels.
Automated message from a VSENK agent. Reply STOP to pause.
Good morning,
Net profit yesterday was $3,180 (26.1%) on $12,190 revenue across Amazon US, Amazon CA, Shopify and Walmart.
Low cover: A12-BLK (18 days), B07-GLD (21 days).
This email was sent by an automated VSENK agent. Reply STOP to pause it.
What we look at
We start from the same checklist on every audit and add whatever is specific to your business. Each one is a place where data moves between systems by hand.
Our operating expertise is Amazon FBA, FBM and fulfillment. Shopify, Walmart, eBay, Etsy, QuickBooks, Xero and ShipStation are covered as integrations.
Ten business days
Two calls with you. Everything else happens on our side, with short questions by email or Slack.
A 45-minute call with you or your ops lead. You authorize read-only access to each system in the scope document.
OutputSigned scope, access live
We trace every hand-off between Amazon, your other channels, your warehouse or 3PL, your suppliers and your books, and time each manual step with the person who does it.
OutputWorkflow map
We pull 90 days of settlement, fee, stock and inventory-ledger data and turn each leak into hours and dollars, with the evidence attached.
OutputLeak report draft
Your daily profit and stock alert goes live in Slack or email. It reads data only, so nothing in your accounts changes.
OutputDaily alert running
Every automation is ranked by payback, effort and risk. The top three are scoped with a fixed price.
OutputRanked roadmap
We walk you through the findings and the build proposal. You decide whether to build, wait or stop. No pressure either way.
OutputFinal report and build proposal
Access
Every permission is listed in the scope document before you grant it. You can revoke any of them from your own accounts at any time.
Ops leak calculator
Move the sliders to see a rough monthly number. The audit replaces every input here with your real data.
Estimated monthly leak
$2,824
Managed Ops Core · $2,000/mo
One or two channels and a manageable SKU count: 40 analyst hours a month should cover the exceptions.
Your estimated leak is 1.4× the plan fee. The audit measures how much of it automation can remove.
hours/month = 25 h × 4.33 = 108 h manual work = 108 h × $15 = $1,624 leak = $1,624 + $1,200 = $2,824 /mo share = $2,824 ÷ $250,000 = 1.1% of revenue
An estimate, not a quote. Defaults are examples, not benchmarks.
After the audit
The top three automations go into an Autopilot Build at the fixed price from the readout. Your $1,500 is credited in full.
What a build includesYou keep the workflow map, the leak report, the roadmap and the daily alert. Many teams use the roadmap to brief their own staff or another vendor.
If automation will not pay back for you, the report says so in plain words. We would rather lose a build than sell one that does not pay for itself.
FAQ
Still unsure? The audit call is the place to ask. Book an Ops Leak Audit
Yes. The full $1,500 is credited against your Autopilot Build. If you stop after the audit, you keep the workflow map, the leak report, the roadmap and the quick win.
Read-only access only: an SP-API authorization for your Amazon accounts, read-only access to Shopify or Walmart, read-only access to QuickBooks or Xero, and exports or a viewer login for your warehouse or 3PL. Nothing we do in the audit can change an order, a listing or your books.
Two calls with you or your ops lead: a kickoff and a readout. In between we ask short questions by email or Slack. Most of the work happens on our side.
A daily profit and stock alert sent to Slack or email, live before the audit ends. It runs on read-only data, so it is safe to switch on during the audit.
Then the report says so and ranks the few changes that do pay. You still keep the map, the report and the quick win. We would rather lose a build than sell one that does not pay for itself.
Yes, before we see any data. We also send a scope document that lists every system and permission we will request.
Probably not yet. We work best with Amazon-led brands doing $1M–$20M a year. Below that, a $19–$99/month tool usually covers the basics. If you are close to $1M and growing fast, book the call and we will tell you honestly.
$1,500, 10 business days, read-only. You keep the map, the report, the roadmap and the alert, whatever you decide.