Plenty of tools report on your Amazon business. Ovnit works on the packaging: a page that helps the customer holding your product, an optional registration, and a clear view of how your packaging is used.
Every line in the right-hand column is a thing that exists in the product today, not a roadmap. Set your guardrails; Ovnit does the rest.
| Without Ovnit | OWith Ovnit | |
|---|---|---|
| Who actually bought my product? | Amazon shows an order ID and a city. Nothing else, ever. | The buyer registers on the pack in twenty seconds — name, email, product, consent. One profile per person, across every product they own. Warranty registration · Profiles |
| How do I get reviews without breaking policy? | Amazon's Request-a-Review button, once — or an insert card you hope is worded right. | A neutral, retailer-routed link that lands on your ASIN's review page. The campaign review screen flags review-request wording before you send. Reviews · Compliance Centre |
| Who gets the reorder — me or the search box? | You bid again for a customer you already paid to acquire. | Reorder Radar estimates the window from how long one unit lasts; a deep link takes them to your /dp/ page, not a search results page. Reorder Radar · Reorder deep links |
| A batch has a fault. Who do I tell? | A press release, and hope. | A safety notice to every registered owner of that product, whatever their marketing choice, with a record of who it was sent to. Safety & recall · GPSR |
| Where should the QR go on the pack? | Guess, print, and never find out. | Every scan carries its placement — insert, outer, label — so the next print run puts more of the code where it earns scans. Placement → outcome |
| Is any of this actually making money? | A ROAS figure from Amazon, and a guess. | The capture funnel priced in gross profit, LTV : CAC from your own cost stack, and a one-page board summary on a schedule. LTV & CAC · Scheduled reports |
Amazon owns the checkout. It doesn't own the box. A QR code — and a typed short link for everyone who won't scan — opens a companion page in your colours that asks for twenty seconds and gives something back.
Register a second product and you join the same profile. From there everything is per person: what they own, how often they come back, when they'll run out, and how much they're worth.
Marketing goes only to owners who agreed to it. Reorder messages are held while you've marked a product out of stock, campaigns skip people who already got the same one, and the campaign review screen flags review-request wording before you send.
Not “engagement”. The funnel priced in gross profit that didn't happen, LTV against the Amazon costs you record, and the placement whose owners score highest on value — on one page, with a PDF your board will actually read.
Nothing on the page is offered in return for a review, the review link is the same for everyone, and marketing is a separate, unticked choice. You stay responsible for how you use it; Ovnit makes the careful way the default.
Register a second product and it joins the same record, so help and reminders can follow what each customer owns.
ASIN-based review links, marketplace-correct listing links, and vendors and sellers both supported.
Paste an ASIN, print the QR, scan it yourself — five minutes, no card.
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