Frequently asked questions

You do. Your business owns the marketplace accounts, legal entity, bank and payout accounts, inventory, brand, trademarks and data. Amazon Automation Network provides the operating team, processes and systems that run the work.

No. We do not guarantee sales, profit, ROI, approvals or reinstatements. Results depend on products, pricing, competition, inventory, capital and marketplace decisions outside anyone's control. We commit to the work, the process and honest reporting.

No. We are a service company. You hire us to operate parts of your e-commerce business. We do not take investments, pool funds or promise returns.

Yes. Most of our work starts with an audit of a store that is already selling. We fix what is holding it back, then take on the operations you want handed over.

After an audit and strategy session, we agree a written operating plan: which tasks we own, which need your approval and which targets we work toward. Your assigned team then runs those tasks on a fixed schedule and logs what was done.

Only user-level access that you grant from inside each marketplace (for example, Seller Central User Permissions). We never ask for your account password, two-factor codes or banking logins, and you can remove our access at any time.

We manage inventory planning: forecasting, reorder timing, shipment creation and stock health. Your suppliers, prep centers or 3PLs physically handle the goods, and purchases are made by your business.

Yes. Marketplace advertising can be part of a full management scope or a standalone service. Budgets stay under your control.

Yes, and with hybrid setups that use both. We recommend a method per product based on fees, size and sales speed.

Yes. We review account health issues, help respond to complaints and prepare suspension appeals. Amazon makes the final decision on every case, so we never promise reinstatement.

No. Amazon Automation Network is an independent company. Amazon is a trademark of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates.

No one can promise approval. Walmart reviews each application. We can explain the requirements and help prepare your information.

Yes. We handle eligibility review, inbound shipments and replenishment planning for Walmart Fulfillment Services.

We plan content, write briefs and coordinate creators. Filming and editing are done by your team or partners we coordinate.

No. Reach is decided by the platform and audience. We make sure the shop, stock and fulfillment are ready when demand arrives.

Yes. We use bulk listing workflows with consistent titles and item specifics.

Yes. We build, rework and maintain Shopify stores and connect them to your marketplace inventory.

No. Temu suits products that hold margin at lower price points. Our fit review checks this before you commit.

Pricing is based on marketplaces, business model, catalog size and operational scope. After a strategy call we send a written scope with clear pricing.

Contract terms are set out in your proposal. [VERIFY: confirm minimum term and notice period with the company before publishing.]

No. We work only through user permissions you grant. Never share passwords or two-factor codes with anyone, including us.

Yes. We do not use review manipulation, fake documents, multiple-account workarounds or any tactic that breaks marketplace rules. If a request would put your account at risk, we will say no.

Every client receives a monthly performance report and a review call. Management scopes also include a weekly task log so you can see what was done.

Sales, orders, margin, advertising, inventory and account health, plus what we did, what changed and what we plan next.