— FBA reimbursement & fee recovery · UK · US · EU

Amazon reimbursement and FBA fee recovery, handled case by case.

Inventory gets lost, units get damaged, dimensions get measured wrong and returns never make it back to sellable. Amazon reimburses much of this, but usually only when someone files a specific, evidenced claim.

  • Claim windows are limited
  • Evidence-led, policy-compliant
  • Straight back to your margin

Fee & inventory audit

5 claim categories

Inbound shortages Lost / damaged units Return discrepancies Fee & dimension errors Failed removals RECONCILED evidenced claim BACK TO MARGIN

Each is small on its own. Across a catalogue over a year, the aggregate is not.

THE PROBLEM

Money already earned, sitting unclaimed.

This is not growth work. It is revenue you have already generated, leaking out through operational errors nobody was checking for.

Inbound shipments received short, with the discrepancy never reconciled.

Units lost or damaged inside the fulfilment network and never automatically credited.

Customer returns refunded but never physically returned to sellable stock.

Product dimensions or weight recorded wrong, inflating every fulfilment fee since.

Removal orders charged but never delivered, and never chased.

Claim windows quietly expiring on cases nobody was tracking.

Why this goes unnoticed

Each discrepancy is small. A few units here, a fee band there. Nothing large enough to trigger attention on its own.

The aggregate is not small. Across a catalogue over a year, these accumulate into a figure that materially affects net margin, especially for higher-volume or heavier products.

They also do not appear anywhere in your P&L as a line item, which is exactly why they persist.

How it works

Manual, evidenced claims — not bulk filing.

There is a fast way and a safe way to do this, and they are not the same. We do it the safe way.

Why aggressive tools are a poor trade

Aggressive automated filing can create duplicate, unsupported or policy-ineligible cases. We review discrepancies before submission and file only claims supported by the available reports and current eligibility rules.

One-off audit

A full eligible-window audit across inventory, returns, removals and Amazon FBA fees. Older records are reviewed only where the current claim policy still allows action.

Eligible window

Ongoing monitoring

Once the sweep is done, continuous checks catch new discrepancies inside the claim window rather than after it.

Stops future leaks

Fee correction

Dimension and weight errors corrected at source, so future units are charged against the corrected data rather than the previous measurement.

Compounds

Correcting an ongoing dimension or fee error can be more valuable than the eligible historical recovery because it prevents the same overcharge on future units.

What’s included

What our Amazon reimbursement service audits.

Every claim is evidenced from your own Seller Central reports and filed individually. No bulk submissions that put your account standing at risk.

Inbound discrepancies

Units sent versus received reconciled shipment by shipment, including partially received and lost-in-transit consignments.

Lost and damaged inventory

Units lost or damaged in the network, reconciled against inventory adjustments and Amazon’s own reimbursement history to avoid duplicates.

Return discrepancies

Refunds issued where the unit was never returned, or returned unsellable without corresponding reimbursement.

Fee and dimension errors

Dimensions and weights audited against actuals. Where a product sits in a higher fee band by error, we correct it and claim eligible prior overcharges.

Failed removals

Removal and disposal orders charged but never completed or delivered.

Ongoing monitoring

After the eligible-window audit, continuous checks catch new discrepancies inside the claim window rather than after.


How we work

How the recovery works.

One eligible-window audit, then continuous monitoring. The first pass typically recovers the most.

Step 1

Pull and reconcile

Inventory adjustments, shipment records, returns, removals and fee reports exported and reconciled against each other to identify every discrepancy.

Step 2

Filter and verify

Cross-checked against reimbursements Amazon already issued automatically. Duplicate claims damage your standing, so this step matters more than speed.

Step 3

File with evidence

Each case is filed with the available evidence and the correct claim type. Individual review reduces duplicate, speculative and poorly supported submissions.

Step 4

Track and escalate

Cases tracked to resolution and escalated where rejected in error. Correct rejections are accepted, which protects your account.

We work within Amazon’s policies on claim submission throughout. Recovering money at the cost of your account health is not a recovery.

How it works commercially

What you are buying, and what you are not.

Reimbursement is a defined, evidence-based process. It is not a guarantee of a specific figure.

Included

In every engagement

  • Full eligible-window discrepancy audit
  • Individually evidenced, policy-compliant claims
  • Fee and dimension error correction at source
  • Duplicate-claim checking against prior reimbursements
  • Case tracking to resolution
  • Ongoing monitoring for new discrepancies

Not included by default

Quoted separately where needed

  • Bulk or speculative automated filing
  • A guaranteed recovery amount
  • Claims outside Amazon’s eligible windows
  • Resubmitting correct rejections
  • Inventory or supply-chain management

Fees and terms

Commonly charged as a percentage of what is actually recovered, which aligns the incentive properly. We confirm the arrangement after the free audit shows what is genuinely there.

If you already use a reimbursement tool, we focus on what tools handle poorly: dimension and fee errors, and cases needing manual evidence.

Operational recovery, run as routine.

Reimbursement runs as continuous operational work across our flagship UK account rather than a one-off sweep. Account context sits on the case study page.

Find out what you are owed.

We run a free eligible-window audit and tell you what is recoverable before you commit to anything.

  • Discrepancies found across inventory, returns and fees.
  • An estimate of what is realistically recoverable.
  • Which claim windows are closing soonest.
  • Any fee or dimension errors still overcharging you today.
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Works with

Where recovered margin goes furthest.

Reimbursement improves margin without touching revenue, which changes what the rest of the account can afford.

Full Account Management

Reimbursement improves margin without touching revenue, which changes what the rest of the account can afford.

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Amazon PPC Management

Better margin raises the ACoS your products can profitably sustain, which changes what you can bid

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Account Health & Reinstatement

Claims filed correctly protect account standing. Bulk-filing tools frequently put it at risk.

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QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

Amazon FBA reimbursement FAQs

Amazon applies time limits that vary by claim type and have tightened in recent years. Because windows differ and change, the practical answer is to audit now and prioritise the oldest recoverable cases first.

Partially. Amazon does automatically reimburse some lost and damaged inventory. It does not catch everything, particularly return discrepancies and fee or dimension errors, which is where most unclaimed money sits.

Filing legitimate, evidenced claims individually is normal seller activity. What creates risk is automated bulk-filing of speculative or duplicate claims, which we do not do.

Commonly as a percentage of what is recovered, which aligns the incentive. We confirm the arrangement after the free audit shows what is actually there.

Then automated claims are likely covered, and the remaining opportunity is in what tools handle poorly: dimension and fee errors, and cases needing manual evidence. We audit for those specifically.

The basis depends on the claim type and Amazon’s current policy. For many lost or damaged FBA inventory events, reimbursement is based on the product sourcing cost recorded or accepted by Amazon rather than the retail selling price. We identify the evidence needed before filing.