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FBA Inventory Ledger and Transfer Dashboard with Claude Code for Amazon Sellers

Seller task
Consolidate FBA ledger, transfer and inbound reports across marketplaces into one per-SKU view
Agent / tool
Claude Code DataDoe
Source
YouTube video by DataDoe (DataDoe - Run Amazon From Claude & ChatGPT)
Date
Jun 8, 2026

What they did

In a short demo, the presenter has Claude Code build a dashboard from three FBA reports pulled through DataDoe (ledger summary, ledger details and inventory held) for UK and Germany. It shows the full per-SKU ledger with disposition, warehouse balances and reasons such as customer damaged, fulfillment center transfers by event type and country, and inbound and reserved quantities. Claude then consolidates the reports into one per-SKU view across European marketplaces. The presenter uses Claude for deeper analysis instead of filtering the sheets by hand.

How it went

This is a vendor demo with no measured result. It shows the finished dashboard and says a Claude skill to recreate it is in the video description.

We only report what the source says. Results are self-reported unless noted.

Worth knowing

Made by DataDoe's own channel. It needs a DataDoe account, and the first data pull takes about 24 hours. The same ledger view is the starting point for finding lost or damaged units to claim.

Copy-paste prompt

Starter prompt (written by us)
From the FBA Inventory Ledger (summary and detailed), FC transfers and inventory reports I attach, build one table per SKU across all my marketplaces: starting balance, receipts, customer shipments, returns, transfers in/out, lost/damaged/found adjustments, ending balance and reserved/inbound quantities.
Then flag any SKU where units marked lost or damaged exceed units later found, or where the ending balance doesn't add up from the movements. Show the rows behind each flag.

The source didn't publish its exact prompt. We wrote this starter so you can try the same workflow. Replace anything in [brackets].

Original source

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsxAi79N4y8

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