14-day trial on every plan with 1,000 free Gate Scanner checks. No card required.
Amazon FBA reimbursement tracker
Settlement-matched analysis of what Amazon paid and what it still owes. SourceDock writes each claim from Amazon's own reports, and you file it in Seller Central. You keep 100 percent. SourceDock does not file claims and does not take a commission. Pro.
- Every fee, reimbursement, and payout line reconciled to your own Amazon settlement reports.
- See what Amazon already reported per ASIN, so nothing owed slips past unnoticed.
- No claims filed on your behalf and no cut taken. You keep 100 percent of what comes back.
Analysis, not a filing desk
Refund services file claims against Amazon and keep a cut, often around a quarter of what comes back. SourceDock Capital Recovery does not file. It reconciles fees, reimbursements, and payout lines to your own Amazon settlement reports so you can see what Amazon already reported for the ASINs you sold.
You keep 100 percent. There is no commission on recovered money because we do not recover it for you. If a claim needs filing, you file it. The desk shows the gap.
What you see
Per-ASIN view of money Amazon paid, fees it took, and reimbursements it already posted. The goal is a settlement-matched picture, not a marketing Amazon-owes-you ticker.
Capital Recovery is on Pro. After its trial, Premier runs Gate Scanner, Vault, Purchases, and Alerts without settlement analysis.
Where it sits in the desk
Purchases already tracks ordered through sent to FBA on every plan. Recovery is the settlement chapter after the sale. Restriction check still belongs at the buy, not after Amazon has the units.
FAQ
Do you file Amazon reimbursement claims?
Settlement-matched analysis of what Amazon paid and what it still owes. SourceDock writes each claim from Amazon's own reports, and you file it in Seller Central. You keep 100 percent. SourceDock does not file claims and does not take a commission. Pro.
Which plan includes Recovery?
Capital Recovery is on Pro. Premier includes it only during its 14-day trial.