ATLAS.

Amazon seller intelligence

Atlas: understand what is holding your Amazon business back

Turn product, account and market information into a prioritised plan. Review the evidence, prepare the right changes and track what happens next.

Atlas is an Amazon seller intelligence application from Hoskins Digital Solutions Ltd. It brings research, profitability, inventory, claims checking and content workflows together to help you decide what deserves attention before you invest in another change.

Sometimes the next step is better content. Sometimes it is pricing, stock, advertising or fixing a product issue. Atlas is designed to help you tell the difference.

Atlas is being developed for launch. The capabilities below describe its intended scope. Availability depends on the release, supported marketplace, connected data and account permissions. We will confirm available features and access terms before purchase.

Built for sellers, brand owners and their authorised teams: Review individual products and prioritise work across products within the selected seller account. Keep product facts, recommendations, creative work and approvals connected, so you can see what is proposed and why.

Understand the evidence: Review the sources, assumptions, reporting periods and limitations behind the analysis.

Keep control of changes: Review recommendations and approve supported submissions before they are sent to Amazon.

Choose the right next action: Prioritise work, preserve what is working and identify where more information is needed.

From diagnosis to action: Understand the constraint, review the evidence, choose an action, prepare and approve, measure and reassess.

Diagnose and research

In development

Identify what needs attention before changing the listing

Atlas is designed to assess available signals across visibility, pricing, conversion, advertising, inventory, customer feedback and margin. It helps prioritise possible constraints and explains the evidence and competing explanations behind a recommendation.

The next action may be to change, test, monitor or leave an element alone. Where information is insufficient, the analysis should make that limitation clear. Recommendations are decision support, not guarantees of sales or profit.

Available

Keep your product facts and evidence together

Build a product evidence record from the specifications, documents and information you provide alongside supported connected sources. Review conflicting details, missing substantiation and facts that need updating before they are used in content.

A customer opinion or competitor statement does not prove a fact about your product. Product claims need appropriate evidence for the product you sell.

Available

Research keywords and track search positions

Explore relevant keywords, competitor overlap and available product search positions using supported market-research sources. Use the findings to guide listing priorities and identify terms worth investigating.

Search positions depend on the keyword, location, observation time and result type. Organic keyword position is different from Best Sellers Rank. Tracking history reflects the observations actually available; an unobserved position is not automatically zero.

Commercial decisions

In development

Review pricing and competitor changes

Compare your listing prices with available competitor pricing observations. Review dated observations to see which movements may deserve attention.

Price differences can reflect condition, bundle size, fulfilment or promotions. Atlas's price tracking is read only and does not automatically set or change prices. Coverage builds from the observations actually collected, and alerts depend on the signals and refresh intervals available.

Available

Understand product profitability and test assumptions

Bring available sales, Amazon charges, refunds and reimbursements together with your product costs and other relevant inputs. Review what remains after the costs included in the calculation and explore how a change in price, advertising cost or returns could affect the result.

Missing costs, delayed adjustments and tax or currency assumptions can materially change the result. Incomplete inputs must be identified. A scenario is an estimate, not actual profit, and product contribution is not necessarily your business's net profit. Atlas does not replace accounting records or professional financial advice.

Available

Review inventory and replenishment priorities

Use available stock and sales information with planning inputs such as lead times to identify potential shortages or excess stock and consider when reordering may be appropriate.

Demand, promotions, supplier delays and Amazon receiving times can change the stock you need. Review recommendations against your budget and supplier commitments. Atlas does not guarantee against stockouts or overstock, or automatically place supplier orders.

Claims, advertising and markets

In development

Check claims before content moves forward

Atlas's claims and compliance checker is designed to review copy, image text, A+ content, Q&A, video and uploaded packaging text against the product evidence and supported marketplace and category rules. It flags claims that may be unsupported, contradictory or require specialist review, and suggests wording for consideration.

Unsupported material claims must be removed or supported by approved evidence before affected content can be exported. The checker supports review; it does not certify legal compliance or guarantee Amazon acceptance. Coverage depends on the implemented rules, language and asset checks.

Awaiting approval — Amazon Ads API application

Connect advertising decisions to margin and stock

Review available advertising performance alongside keyword opportunities, product economics and inventory. Atlas is designed to prepare proposed keyword, target, negative, bid or budget actions with an explanation of why they may be appropriate.

Connected advertising features require the relevant advertising access. Proposals are reviewed before any supported execution. Changes in paid and organic performance do not by themselves establish cause and effect.

Awaiting approval — Brand Analytics approval

Explore eligible Brand Analytics insights

The planned search-performance integration helps eligible sellers examine aggregate query and product metrics and identify questions for further investigation. It does not identify individual shoppers.

Atlas's Brand Analytics integrations are awaiting Amazon approval. Eligibility and report availability also apply to the seller. This includes the automated Sales and Traffic Business Report integration used for the corresponding performance comparisons.

Create, approve and measure

In development

Create the assets your product needs

The intended creative suite includes listing titles, bullets, descriptions and backend terms; a nine-image production set; eligible Basic and Premium A+ assets; evidence-based shopper Q&A; and rendered product and supported advertising video formats.

Review alternative approaches and regenerate individual components while retaining approved work. Apply your brand guidance and check that images and video preserve the product's appearance, quantity, packaging and other factual details.

Production output is separate from what Amazon can display or accept. Available formats depend on the release, marketplace, placement and account eligibility. Q&A is content for your approved materials, not a promise to post customer questions or answers to Amazon.

Available

Turn recommendations into an action plan

Review prioritised actions with their rationale, supporting information, assumptions and owners. Record what is approved, rejected, deferred or completed. Keep a history of changes so later analysis can refer to what actually happened.

You approve content before supported listing submissions. Submission does not guarantee acceptance or display. Video production does not imply automatic video publishing, and direct advertising changes depend on the supported connection and permissions.

In development

Download reports and prioritise products

The planned reporting workflow produces product reports, change-impact summaries and prioritised next actions, with source periods, assumptions and limitations visible. Review products together within the selected seller account, and prepare supported branded PDF or data exports for authorised recipients.

Private information from one connected account is not pooled with another. Report sharing remains subject to the account's access permissions.

On the roadmap

These are part of Atlas's intended direction. They are not yet in development.

  • · Understand customer concerns and return themes -- analysing available customer feedback and returns to identify recurring questions, expectation gaps and possible product issues.
  • · Plan towards a revenue or profit target -- exploring what a target could require in units, traffic, conversion, stock and advertising budget, and identifying constraints before committing resources.
  • · Adapt content for the marketplace -- preparing supported language and marketplace versions of listing content using local keyword evidence and market-specific requirements.
  • · Measure changes and plan the next test -- distinguishing an observed movement from a controlled test result, and identifying inconclusive evidence.

How Atlas is designed to work

  1. 1

    Select your account and product

    Authorise the relevant connection and provide product evidence and commercial inputs.

  2. 2

    Review the diagnosis

    Examine the likely constraint, available evidence and recommended next step.

  3. 3

    Choose what to do

    Prepare an action, scenario, report or creative asset; preserve existing work where no change is justified.

  4. 4

    Check and approve

    Resolve evidence and claim issues, review the output and approve supported submissions or export.

  5. 5

    Measure and reassess

    Review subsequent information and decide whether to keep, adjust, test or wait.

Atlas pricing

Founders launch · limited, first 200 users

US$197 one-time

  • · Lifetime access
  • · No ongoing subscription fee
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Standard

US$197 per month

  • · Ongoing access
  • · Billed monthly -- founders do not move onto monthly billing
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All prices are in US dollars. Contact us for current availability, included features and usage, applicable taxes and purchase terms before buying. Ask us about any agency services you need.

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Tell us about your Amazon business, products and priorities. We will confirm available capabilities and the next steps for access.

Do not enter passwords, payment information or buyer personal data.

We will use your information to respond to your Atlas enquiry. Read our Privacy Policy for details about how we handle your information.

FAQ

Is Atlas only a listing writer?

No. Atlas is designed to connect diagnosis, market research, product economics, inventory, claims checking, creative preparation and reporting. The recommendation may be to fix an operational issue or gather more information before changing content.

Are all capabilities available now?

Atlas is preparing for launch. Availability depends on the release, marketplace, account eligibility and connected data. We will confirm which capabilities you can use before purchase.

Does Atlas guarantee compliance or performance?

No. Atlas supports evidence review, claims checking and business decisions. Sellers remain responsible for product facts and applicable obligations. Amazon determines acceptance of submissions. Forecasts and recommendations do not guarantee revenue, profit or rankings.

Does Atlas change prices or publish without approval?

Price tracking is read only. Supported content submissions require seller approval. Advertising proposals and any supported execution also require the appropriate review and permissions.

Where does the research come from?

The proposed release combines seller-authorised Amazon information, product and cost information you provide, and external market research from DataForSEO. Each source has its own coverage and update limits. External research does not grant access to another seller's private account or to restricted reports.

Can another connected seller use my private account information?

No. Private account information must remain within the originating account's authorised workflow. It is not shared with other connected sellers or used for their benchmarks, model learning or recommendations.

Does Atlas need buyer personal information?

Atlas is designed to operate without Amazon buyer personal information. Do not upload buyer names, addresses or other buyer personal details. Account and team contact information is handled under the Privacy Policy.

Does Atlas support every marketplace and sales channel?

Support varies by capability, marketplace, language and account. Ask us about the combination you need. This page describes the Amazon-first release; other sales-channel connections will be announced with their confirmed availability.

Discuss Atlas with us

Tell us where your products sell, what you want to improve and which capabilities matter most. We will explain the relevant release scope and access options.

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