Reimbursements · Blog post · source May 11, 2026

Payout Reconciliation with Claude Code

Find orders Amazon shipped but never fully paid out

$4,200

“found $4,200 Amazon never settled”

Per source From the tool's vendor, not independently tested.

Curated by Jordache Perozzo, founder of SellerSlice. Reviewed for sources, not personally tested.

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Using my connected Amazon data, compare every order shipped in the last 6 months against settlement payouts. Give me: the total gap in dollars by month, a list of orders with no settlement after 14 days (order ID, ship date, expected amount), and orders that settled for less than expected with the difference. Mark each as paid, pending or refunded. Don't open any cases; just give me the list to review.

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

What they did

Per a LinkedIn post by Jakob Wolitzki of DataDoe, Raffy Kumruyan connected Claude Code to a seller's Amazon account through the DataDoe MCP and asked one question: 'Show me what Amazon shipped vs what Amazon actually paid.' Claude built a dashboard of every shipped order against every settled payout, the gap in dollars by month, daily breakdowns, an order search showing whether each order is paid, pending or refunded, and an auto-sync every morning at 8 AM.

How it went

The post says the dashboard took 90 seconds to build and found $4,200 Amazon never settled, which it describes as 'Not stolen. Just delayed, fragmented, invisible.'

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

Worth knowing

A vendor's post about its own product, retelling someone else's result; the seller isn't named. It doesn't say whether the $4,200 was later paid out or had to be claimed.

Original source

Blog postJakob Wolitzki (DataDoe) (Jakob Wolitzki (LinkedIn))Published May 11, 2026 · linkedin.com https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jakob-wolitzki_raffy-kumruyan-just-helped-an-amazon-seller-activity-7459566423846260737-doqOOpen the source

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