Included in Godown · $19/month

Amazon lost your inventory. The claim window closes at 60 days.

Short answer

Every six hours Notifcentral reconciles your FBA inventory and shipment records against Amazon's ledger, identifies units Amazon lost, damaged, disposed of or never received that were never reimbursed, and pushes an alert with the estimated amount owed and the days left to file. The app also generates the claim pack: case text plus the evidence Amazon asks for.

How Notifcentral detects it

Data source

FBA inventory, shipment and ledger reconciliation

How often

Every 6 hours

Amazon publishes no reimbursement notification. Notifcentral pulls your FBA reports, maps Amazon's adjustment reasons to five loss types, matches them against reimbursements already paid, and shows the units still unpaid with the days left to file.

Claim windows by loss type, as encoded in the product
Loss typeClaimable fromWindow closes
Lost in warehouseDay 0Day 60
Damaged in warehouseDay 0Day 60
Disposed without consentDay 0Day 60
Inbound shipment shortfallDay 7Day 60
Customer return not receivedDay 45Day 105

What this does not do

Notifcentral finds the claims and drafts the paperwork. It does not file on your behalf or negotiate with Amazon. You submit the case, and you keep 100% of whatever comes back.

What the alert looks like

These are the notification strings the app sends. The wording is exact; the values are examples.

Notifcentral

Amazon may owe you money

You're owed about 187.40 USD on 14 unit(s) of SKU-4471-BLK. 47 days left to file.

What it costs to find out late

Amazon loses your inventory. You pay for it.

Units get lost, damaged or destroyed in Amazon's warehouses. Amazon owes you for each one, but it does not remind you before the claim window closes.

claim window closes at 60 days for most loss types

Recovery services take up to a quarter of it.

Managed reimbursement services charge a commission on what they recover. GETIDA's pricing starts at 25%, and Seller Investigators, Refunds Manager and SELLERLOGIC advertise 25%. At 25%, $40,000 recovered in a year costs $10,000 in commission.

25% commission vs a flat $19/month

Inbound shortfalls are the easiest to miss.

You can only claim for a short shipment after Amazon finishes receiving it, so the shortfall does not show up on the day the shipment arrives.

What to do when it fires

  1. Open the claim pack

    The app generates case text you can copy and paste, a checklist of the evidence Amazon will ask for, and the report rows that back the claim.

  2. File before the countdown runs out

    Each claim shows the days left to file, and the list puts the claims closest to expiring first.

  3. Add your COGS

    Lost and damaged units are valued at cost. Import a COGS sheet so the app can put a dollar value on missing units.

Questions about reimbursements alerts

Managed services file claims for you and charge a commission on what they recover. GETIDA's pricing starts at 25%. Notifcentral finds the claims, values them, and gives you the case text and evidence for a flat $19/month. You do the filing and keep everything recovered.

No. It generates the case text and the evidence checklist, and you submit it in Seller Central. Because you do the filing, it can charge a flat monthly fee instead of a percentage.

Five types: lost in the warehouse, damaged in the warehouse, disposed of without consent, inbound shipment shortfall, and customer returns never received back into stock. Amazon's adjustment reasons are mapped to these five.

No. Reconciliation matches your losses against reimbursements Amazon has already paid, and only shows what is still unpaid. The lifetime figure in the app is labelled as excluding Amazon's automatic reimbursements.

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