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Kylon use case · Amazon sellers

From product idea to profit on Amazon.

Research, suppliers, listings, FBA, ads, competitors and profit, in one Room with your team. An agent pulls the numbers and drafts the work. Nothing reaches Amazon, a supplier or a buyer until someone on the team says ok.

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The tools you have open today
An Amazon product page, a search term report and a Seller Central stock alert, each with a Kylon result underneath

Pinewell Kitchen, its people and its numbers are made up for the film. Product names and logos belong to their owners.

Your week

The jobs you already know, finished in one Room.

Each card is a tool a seller has open every week. Underneath is what came back from Kylon, and who signed it off.

Black Box, an Alibaba quote, a suppressed Seller Central title, a 9 day stock alert, a search term report, a Keepa price chart and a sellerboard summary, each with a Kylon result
Step by step

One product, from the first idea to the weekly profit.

The same Room as the film. Each step opens a tab of the team’s own Kylon App, laid out like the tool it replaces.

  1. 01Research

    Pick the next product

    Today
    Black Box filters, Keepa charts and a spreadsheet to compare niches.
    In Kylon
    AtlasAmazon opsAtlas reads the top 100 listings in four niches through ASIN Data API and ranks them by demand, price, reviews and margin.
    Who decides
    MayaMaya picks the product.
    Research tab of the team's Kylon App: four niches ranked, pantry jars marked best fit
  2. 02Supplier

    Get the factory price

    Today
    Quotes spread across an Alibaba inbox, email and a comparison sheet.
    In Kylon
    AtlasAmazon opsAtlas compares three factory quotes from Sofia's Gmail and drafts the counter offer: $3.85 a set for 2,000.
    Who decides
    SofiaSofia sends it.
    Suppliers tab: three factory quote cards and the counter offer email
  3. 03Listing

    Write the product page

    Today
    The Seller Central listing form, and a title that gets suppressed for a banned phrase.
    In Kylon
    AtlasAmazon opsAtlas drafts the page in the brand's voice and takes “Best Seller” and “Free Shipping” out of the title.
    Who decides
    MayaMaya approves, then uploads it in Seller Central.
    Listings tab: an Amazon style product page preview with the banned phrases struck out
  4. 04Inventory

    Ship to FBA

    Today
    Send to Amazon: units, box counts, weights and labels, then the shipping queue.
    In Kylon
    AtlasAmazon opsAtlas plans 250 boxes of 8 and follows the shipment in Seller Central until all 2,000 sets are checked in.
    Who decides
    SofiaSofia creates the shipment.
    Inventory tab: stock at Amazon, the Send to Amazon box plan and the shipment queue
  5. 05Ads

    Review the ads

    Today
    The search term report, colored red and green by hand every week.
    In Kylon
    AtlasAmazon opsKenji asks for the weekly review. Atlas pulls last week's search terms from Amazon Ads and lists six changes, with the numbers behind each one.
    Who decides
    KenjiKenji decides what goes live. His note becomes a rule for next time.
    Ads tab: a Sponsored Products view with the search terms and the suggested changes
  6. 06Competitors

    Watch competitors and reviews

    Today
    Price charts and review tabs, checked one by one.
    In Kylon
    AtlasAmazon opsEvery morning Atlas checks prices and reviews. A competitor cuts $5 and three reviews say a lid doesn't seal, so Atlas drafts a note to the factory and a reply to a buyer.
    Who decides
    SofiaSofia sends both.
    Competitors tab: a 30 day price history and review themes
  7. 07Profit

    Know what you made

    Today
    Payments reports and a profit tool, reconciled every week.
    In Kylon
    AtlasAmazon opsSofia asks how much they made. Atlas pulls the payments report from Seller Central: $1,169 net profit on the jars in week 5, up from $940.
    Who decides
    Nothing to approve. The numbers stay in the App for the whole team.
    Profit tab: weekly results and net profit by product
What it works with

Your Amazon data, your inbox, your team.

Your agent works through the accounts you connect and the reports you already pull. People in the Room see every step and sign off on what goes out.

Connection
ASIN Data API

Prices, sales ranks and reviews for any listing, yours and your competitors'.

Connection
Gmail

Factory quotes, buyer questions and Amazon's emails. Every draft waits for someone to press Send.

Connection
Google Sheets

Your cost sheet and anything the team still keeps in a spreadsheet.

Your access
Seller Central

Sales, stock, shipments and payments, through your own Selling Partner API access or the reports you already download.

Your access
Amazon Ads

Search terms and campaigns, through your Amazon Ads API access or the report file.

Your workspace
Your team

The owner, whoever runs ads and whoever ships. Each one approves the work that is theirs.

Set it up

Start with last week’s numbers.

  1. 1Make a Room for your storeInvite whoever runs sourcing, shipping and ads.
  2. 2Connect what you useGmail and ASIN Data API from Connections. For Seller Central and Amazon Ads, add your API access or drop in last week's reports.
  3. 3Ask your first question“How did last week go?” Your agent answers in the Room, with an owner on everything that needs a decision.
Set-up prompt
Use this in Kylon

Run your Amazon week from one Room.

Start free, connect Gmail and your reports, and let an agent post your first Monday check. Nothing goes out until your team says ok.

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