Log in to the Amazon seller backend, directly click on the data report with the mouse, enter the settlement overview page, and click on the day range or custom date range. Select the day range to view the transaction.

Settlement Overview:

Here you can see the total bill of order revenue, buyer refunds, advertising fees, and other transactions generated during the Amazon account period. Generally, the account period is a cycle of 14 days. At the end of the account period, Amazon will collect or transfer money based on the flow of store amounts during the account period. This page can view the current account period or the previous account period.

Transaction Overview:

In the transaction overview, you can filter all transaction types, specify the time range, and export all transactions that occurred during the period. Click the amount in the total to view the bill generated by a specific order. You can enter the corresponding order number to query the specific transaction details.

Sales and visits on the sub-category details page:

Sellers can open the account backend and find the business report entry in the data report option. After entering the page, you can see the business report. These report data can usually be retained for up to two years. For sellers, the "Sales and visits on the sub-category details page" in the left option box contains all the sub-skus of the store. For operations, it is a necessary ability to formulate the next stage of operation strategy and arrange the layout based on this.

In Amazon's data, merchants must pay attention to their own shopping cart share data. If this data is small, it means that someone is following your sales and will snatch some of your orders. The sooner you find it, the sooner you can solve it. Don't drag it out. Amazon's operation is not a simple matter and requires continuous learning.