Seven areas, one engine. Costing resolves every sold unit to a purchase lot; reconciliation makes sure the units Amazon booked match the ones you sent; the books fall out of both. Nothing on this page is a roadmap item.
Each sold unit is matched to a specific purchase lot and carries that lot's cost — not a running average across everything you ever bought. Buy the same product twice at two prices and Azentro keeps both.
What you physically bought and prepped, matched against what Amazon actually received. This is the part most tools leave to you and a spreadsheet, and it is where the money goes missing.
Because COGS resolves to real lots rather than an estimate, every line on the profit statement traces back to a purchase, a fee or a settlement you can open.
Output VAT on sales, reclaimable input VAT on Amazon's fees, and a threshold watch that knows your effective registration date rather than guessing from a flag.
Amazon's reimbursements arrive as their own ledger, in their own time, against their own identifiers. Azentro matches them back to the units and shipments they belong to.
Warehouse stock, Amazon stock and everything in transit between them, counted once and valued at what it cost you.
The engine re-derives financial state from source on a schedule and on demand. If a figure cannot be traced, it shows as a gap rather than a plausible number.
Amazon knows what it sold and what it charged you. It does not know what you paid your supplier, what your prep centre billed, or what is sitting in your warehouse. Azentro pulls all of it into one ledger — and every figure stays traceable back to its source.
Connect Amazon, bring in your purchases and prep costs, and watch the first unit resolve to the lot it came from.