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Every feature is marked as in the pilot, coming to the pilot, or planned. We do not show a screen as ready when it is not, and the pilot says plainly that it uses sample data.
AMZ by DigitEMB comes from DigitEMB, a company that has made embroidery digitizing and vector art since 2006 and sells embroidered patches on Amazon. We built the workspace to run our own store, and we are now opening a small pilot to other sellers.
Running an Amazon store means answering one question again and again: are we really making money on this product? The answer is spread over sales reports, fee statements, the advertising console, stock pages and search data. Each one is accurate. Putting them together by hand, every week, is slow and easy to get wrong.
So we built one workspace that does the joining for us: sales, refunds, Amazon fees and ad spend down to net profit, wasted advertising, days of stock left, and what shoppers search for. It runs on our own store today. Because other private-label sellers face the same weekly puzzle, we are opening a small invite-only pilot, so the people who would use it can tell us what is missing before we widen it.
DigitEMB was founded in 2006 as an embroidery digitizing service and added vector art in 2008. Its main site, digitemb.com, describes those services.
Every feature is marked as in the pilot, coming to the pilot, or planned. We do not show a screen as ready when it is not, and the pilot says plainly that it uses sample data.
Profit uses the costs you enter. A rank appears only when you import it, because Amazon publishes none. We do not fill gaps with guesses.
The workspace reads reports. Anything that would change your advertising is proposed first, and nothing is sent to Amazon without your explicit approval.
AMZ by DigitEMB is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Amazon. It uses Amazon's own reports and interfaces with your permission, under Amazon's policies.
The pilot runs on sample data. It does not connect to your Amazon account. Connections and report uploads are planned, and the data and security steps they need are listed on the security page. Prices for the full service are not set, and any future fees will be explained before they apply.