Settings (Profit Tool)
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In this section, you can manage the settings of the Profit tool.
You can access this section from the left menu
In this section, you can add shipping costs for orders with FBM logistics (shipped by the seller). It is possible to set FBM shipping costs for each marketplace.
By clicking the "Add" button, you can specify a marketplace and an FBM shipping cost to the customer.
In this section you can change Shopify's payment gateway fees and select the default gateway. Payment gateways are automatically detected from orders and listed in this section.
By clicking on the edit button in the “Actions” column, payment gateway fees can be edited.
Clicking the “checkbox” button in the “Actions” column will set the default gateway. This gateway will be used to calculate payment fees in product detail page.
You can receive a notification whenever the margin of one of your products falls below a certain threshold.
The margin is calculated over the last X days set by the user.
For example, by setting 2 days and 5%, you will receive a notification if one of your products had a margin lower than 5% in sales over the last 2 days.
In this section, you can choose whether to enable or disable the following types of notifications related to your product listings:
This notification is sent when a seller’s offer is no longer eligible to be the featured offer (Buy Box offer) due to an uncompetitive price.
This notification is sent whenever there is a change to the product type of any item with which the seller has a brand relationship.
This notification is sent whenever there is a change to the title, description, bullet points, or images of any ASIN with which the selling partner has a brand relationship.
This notification is sent when a product loses the benefits of the Pan-European program. This means that European Fulfilment Network (EFN) FBA fees will apply.
The Product Type Changed and Branded Item Changed notifications are only available to users with a registered brand on Amazon.
In this section, you can choose the currency you want to display all profit amounts.
This setting allows you to group revenue and cost items into categories.
The view in the graphs and the breakdown of cost items in summaries will be simpler and less detailed.
With this setting, you can define the number of days a product must have no stock or sales before being considered inactive.
In ZonWizard, it is not possible to remove products once they have been uploaded, but it is possible to remove from the views old products that are no longer active.
With this setting you can choose how to consider the cost of a refunded product based on the status of the product returned by the customer. This will impact the profit calculation of the refunded orders.
Always sellable: The cost of the refunded product will be reversed weather the product is sellable or not.
Sellable until confirmed: The cost of the refunded product will only be reversed if the product is deemed sellable. Until the product is returned and verified it will be considered as sellable.
Unsellable until confirmed: The cost of the refunded product will only be reversed if the product is deemed sellable. Until the product is returned and verified it will be considered as unsellable.
If you activate this option, ZonWizard will not detect the fees related to inbound shipments made with Amazon's affiliated courier. You can then choose to include these costs when creating stock. This way, they will be part of the unit cost of individual products and will be partially deducted with each sale. With the switch off, inbound shipping costs will be detected automatically but will not be associated with products.
By enabling this option, a change in FBM shipping cost settings will result in a recalculation of historical data.
With the switch off, updating FBM shipping costs will only affect orders after the modification.
These costs will be attributed to orders of all products to which specific costs have not been associated. Specific shipping costs can be assigned in the .
