Amazon Sellers Lack Per-SKU Profit Tracking with Accounting Sync
Amazon sellers cannot easily track profit per SKU and automatically generate matching journal entries for QuickBooks or Xero. This forces manual reconciliation work that is error-prone and time-consuming, especially for sellers with large catalogs.
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