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Seller
SLR_***47291 (anonymized)
Period audited
Oct 2024 – May 2026 (18 mo)
Annual revenue
~$215,000
Reports cross-referenced
14,802 rows
Total unclaimed reimbursements
$1,847.32
AI found 43 claim-worthy cases across 7 categories. SAFE-T claim drafts ready to submit.
43 cases 0.86% of revenue ROI: 37×

Breakdown by category

Lost FBA inventoryUnits shipped but never arrived at warehouse
12 cases
$612.40
Damaged in FBA warehouseDamaged by Amazon, no reimbursement issued
8 cases
$384.16
Customer refunded, item not returnedPast Amazon's 45-day window
11 cases
$298.55
Returned but not restockedRefund issued, unit lost
6 cases
$241.18
Wrong dimension feesBox measured wrong, overcharged
3 cases
$167.84
Inbound shipment discrepancySent 100, Amazon counted 95
2 cases
$93.40
Reimbursement underpaidAmazon paid less than SKU value
1 case
$49.79

Top 5 highest-value claims

High
FBA inbound shortage — Shipment FBA17ABC9PQRShipped 240 units of B07X4K2M9P, Amazon received 198. Missing 42 units × $13.95 = $585.90.Case template provided · 18-mo window valid until Oct 2026
$585.90
High
Damaged in warehouse — Order 113-***-9821Inventory adjustment shows damaged-by-amazon for B08F92RXKL × 7. No reimbursement issued in 90 days.
$182.93
High
Customer refunded, not returned — 8 ordersAmazon refunded buyers but units never returned. 60+ days past refund — eligible for unit-back reimbursement.
$167.20
Med
Dimension overcharge — ASIN B09K3M4ZWQAmazon measured at "Large Standard" tier; actual cubic-foot calculation places it in "Small Standard". Overcharged 18 months.
$94.40
Med
Returned but not restocked — 4 returnsBuyers returned, refunds issued, units never re-added to seller inventory. Eligible for replacement reimbursement.
$87.60

Sample SAFE-T claim draft

Each claim in the full report ships with a copy-paste draft like this — just paste into Seller Central → Help → Contact us → Selling → FBA → Reimbursement.

SAFE-T claim · Case ID: RR-2026-0014Copy
Subject: FBA Inbound Shipment Discrepancy — Shipment ID FBA17ABC9PQR Hello Seller Support, I am writing to request a reimbursement for an inbound shipment discrepancy under Amazon's FBA Lost & Damaged Inventory Reimbursement Policy. Shipment ID: FBA17ABC9PQR ASIN: B07X4K2M9P SKU: SKU-9P-3PK Units shipped: 240 Units received: 198 Units missing: 42 Reimbursement amount requested: $585.90 (42 units × $13.95) Per the policy, the reimbursement window is 18 months from the inbound shipment date (Oct 14, 2024). This case is within that window. Attached: original shipment ID confirmation, units-shipped manifest, Amazon's received-units record from FBA Inventory Reconciliation report. Please process this reimbursement at your earliest convenience. Thank you, [Your seller account name]

Recommended next steps

  1. Submit the 3 High-priority claims first — $936 total, highest-confidence cases.
  2. Bundle the 8 Customer-refunded-not-returned claims into one SAFE-T case — Amazon batches these efficiently.
  3. Open a separate dimension-fee dispute — Amazon often resolves these without further questions.
  4. Re-run the audit in 3 months — new losses accumulate constantly.

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