The Amazon layer that checks your money.

What Robnu does for Amazon today, and what it does not

Robnu connects to your Amazon India seller account and keeps four things current: orders, returns, payouts and inventory. That is enough to answer the questions that cost sellers money, which settlement a payout belongs to, which fee was charged against which order, which return never came back, and what your real margin is after every deduction. It is not enough to run your dispatch, and we do not claim it is.

Order processing, label generation, manifests and claim filing are live for AJIO and Meesho, not for Amazon. If you need those on Amazon, join the waitlist rather than the product. Most Amazon sellers reading this already have a dispatch routine that works; what they do not have is a way to tell whether Amazon paid them correctly.

Robnu is independent software built for Indian marketplace sellers. It works with Amazon on your behalf and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon.

Why Amazon reconciliation is its own problem

Amazon's V2 settlement report condenses every charge into three general-purpose columns, amount-type, amount-description and amount. Amazon publishes the 24 field names and does not publish the values those columns can hold, so the meaning of every fee lives in free text nobody documents. Sum the amount column on its own and you get a number that looks plausible and answers nothing, because you have added an item price to a fee to a tax line to a reserve movement.

Two more gaps are specific to selling on amazon.in. Amazon's own fees page states that every fee is displayed excluding GST and that 18% GST is applied on top, and the settlement file does not split that into IGST, CGST and SGST per fee line. And the monthly fee invoices carry no order identifier against the fee rows, which is why reconciliation has to start from the settlement report rather than the invoice. Our guide to the 24 fields walks through all of it.

There is also a deadline. Amazon's public deprecations page lists the V1 flat file and XML settlement reports as removed on 11 November 2026, and publishes no field mapping from the old format to the new one. Anything of yours that reads the old reports needs testing against the new ones before then.

One account, every marketplace you sell on

Most Indian sellers are not on one marketplace. Robnu runs AJIO and Meesho end to end and reads Amazon alongside them, so your orders, returns and money sit in one place instead of three panels and a spreadsheet. The reporting is cross-marketplace by default: profit per order, deduction totals and return rates compare like for like rather than per channel.

That also means the day Amazon processing ships, nothing moves. The account, the reconciliation history and the reporting are already there.