See which account is actually moving the business.
Store Sales Comparison brings net sales, total sales, gross profit, profit margin, inventory cost, refunds, return rate, ad sales, ACOS, TACOS, and cost structure into one store-level view.
Multi-store visibility
Amazon multi-store dashboard for profit, PPC, and operations visibility
Use one operating layer to compare Amazon seller accounts and marketplaces across profit, PPC, inventory, and alerts, then drill into the workflow that needs action.
- ✓Compare seller accounts and marketplaces without rebuilding spreadsheets
- ✓Keep profit, PPC, inventory, and alerts in the same operating context
- ✓Move from cross-store visibility into the workflow that needs attention
Sales$2,866.44+7.5% vs yesterday
Orders169+18 from yesterday
ACOS31.15%profit context
Cross-store reviewProfit, ads, inventory, and alerts stay in one context.
Multi-store visibility belongs where sellers make decisions.
Store and marketplace context appears across Tool4seller workflows, giving teams a clearer way to compare performance, isolate risk, and move into the right next action.
Compare ad performance before you optimize campaigns.
Multi-Store Ad Overview gives lean teams account and marketplace views for ad sales, ad spend, clicks, orders, CPA, ACOS, CPC, ROAS, and campaign recommendations.
Keep inventory risk visible across marketplaces.
FBA inventory views surface store info, account, inventory cost, available stock, in-transit units, reserved units, restock needs, excess inventory, and inventory age by marketplace.
Turn cross-store signals into daily follow-up.
Dashboard alerts help teams watch account health, FBA fee changes, ad budget alerts, sales movement, return increases, hijacking, Buy Box loss, restock pressure, and review issues.
Operating cadence
How the multi-store layer works
The dashboard starts with store and marketplace selection, then lets operators compare, prioritize, and move into the workflow that needs action.
- 01Select accounts or marketplacesUse the shared selector to view multiple seller accounts or group data by marketplace.
- 02Compare the operating signalReview profit, sales, ad performance, inventory, and alerts with account or marketplace context.
- 03Drill into the source workflowMove from comparison into product analytics, PPC, inventory, email automation, or alert follow-up.
- 04Run a lean review cadenceGive solo sellers and lean teams a repeatable view for weekly decisions without manual report stitching.
Capability boundary
How multi-store visibility differs from a single workflow.
A shared operating context
Product Operations remains the inventory, product, repricing, and shipment workflow. Multi-store visibility connects account and marketplace context across multiple workflows.
More than a sales ranking
Sales is only one signal. Profit, PPC, inventory, return, cost, and alert context help sellers understand why one store needs attention before another.
Connected to daily workflows
Cross-store context becomes more useful when it connects to the dashboard, analytics, PPC, inventory, automation, and alert workflows sellers already review.
Who it helps
Built for lean sellers who need fewer tabs and clearer priorities.
Cross-store work becomes useful when the dashboard helps teams decide what to inspect first, not when it adds another isolated report.
Owner-operators
Quickly understand which marketplace needs attention before opening deeper reports.
Lean Amazon teams
Review profit, PPC, inventory, and alerts together so weekly operating meetings stay focused.
Multi-brand sellers
Compare accounts without losing the store-level details behind sales, costs, returns, and ads.
Multi-store dashboard questions
No. Multi-store visibility is better understood as a cross-workflow capability. It appears in dashboards, business analytics, PPC, inventory, alerts, and related operating views.
The demo shows account-level and marketplace-level selection, including views grouped by account and by marketplace.
Dashboard, Store Sales Comparison, Multi-Store Ad Overview, Product Analytics, FBA Inventory Overview, and alert surfaces all expose store or marketplace context.
Product Operations covers inventory, product management, repricing, and shipments. Multi-store visibility connects account and marketplace context across those workflows and beyond.
Give every store a clearer operating view.
Start with cross-store visibility, then move into the profit, PPC, inventory, and alert workflows that need action.