Amazon reimbursement claim finder
Give it shipment and fee reports. Get a claim-readiness score and the claims to file.
Amazon reimbursement claim finder is a free AI skill for the job "Sell on Amazon". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
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What it does
Amazon sometimes receives fewer units than you sent, puts a product in a higher fee size tier than it should be in, or loses or damages stock. Many sellers never check. The seller in the source lost about 3,000 dollars to fee overcharges he did not catch. Prompt claims get paid, and late ones may not. This skill goes through your reports against a fixed list: units sent against units received, size tier against real dimensions, fee lines, damaged and lost stock, returns and storage, and the seller feedback page. It lists each claim with the proof to attach. The score is ours: it measures how much of the check you could run and how many findings have proof ready, and the money found is listed beside it. Small sellers may find little, and claim time limits change, so check Amazon's current rules.
You give it
- Shipment summaries with sent and received counts
- Receipts, packing lists and bills of lading
- Fee and returns reports for the last 90 days
- Your product dimensions and weight
- Brand brain (optional)
- Document (optional)
You get
- A claim-readiness score out of 100, with each part shown
- A list of claims to file, with the proof for each and the amount at stake
- A monthly check routine and a claim log
Use it when
- You have closed shipments and want to check Amazon received every unit you sent.
- You think your fees are higher than your product's size should cost.
- You want a monthly routine to catch Amazon's errors before the claim window ends.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Download your shipment, fee, returns and damaged or lost inventory reports from Seller Central and paste or attach them.
- Paste your receipts and bills of lading, and your real product sizes and weights.
- File the claims it lists, starting with the largest, and attach the proof it names.
- Run it once a month and keep the log of claims filed, paid and rejected.