Amazon Small and Light logistics program is a fulfillment solution for small and light-weight products that are fast-moving and priced €10 or less, VAT included.
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Accounting Tool: how to add invoices and credit notes
In case you have adhered to Amazon’s billing service ZonWizard will automatically capture the invoices and credit notes issued, if not, you will have to manually insert the invoices (or credit notes) into the software upon issuance.
FBA or FBM, how to calculate the optimal stock level
Handling stock is an important issue for any seller, both for those who use Amazon’s warehouses and for those who have their own logistics network.
However very few sellers have a clear view of how to optimize the warehouse levels of their products whilst reducing their handling costs to a minimum.
What is ROI and how is it calculated
Everyone talks about it, it’s one of the most important metrics of your business. We’re obviously talking about ROI (Return on Investment). The return on investment is surely one of the most significant KPI’s that a businessman must keep in mind when deciding which business activities to pursue and which to set aside.
Profit Tool: how to add external expenses
ZonWizard allows you to keep track of all the expenses related to your business even those external to Amazon
Profit Tool: set up cost of products
In order for ZonWizard to calculate margins on sales it is necessary to indicate the unit cost associated with each product.
Understanding all the Amazon fees
On Amazon invoices it can often happen that we find a fee that is not perfectly self-explaining. In this article we will give you an overview of all the fees and commissions that Amazon charges to its sellers for the many services they offer.
Practical guide to daily takings book on Amazon – Part 3
In this guide we will see how to fill in the daily takings book for sales on Amazon.
VAT rates and jurisdiction on Amazon international sales – Part 2
Online selling is international by its very nature, and this may sometimes lead to confusion in sellers who aren’t able to clear up their doubts not even turning to their accountants for advice. Let’s say it clearly, sellers and accountants speak different languages.
Since this is a guide for sellers, we will strictly avoid bureaucratic jargon and we will use practical examples.