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Post-purchase pages for every brand you run

You already run ads, content and operations for Amazon brands. Ovnit adds the post-purchase product page — every client gets its own workspace, pages, records and reports.

1login across your portfolio
Separateworkspace per client
Scheduledreports per client
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Multi-brand from day one

Each brand is a separate workspace with its own products, customer records and exports.

Reporting that shows the work

Scans, registrations and review clicks by retailer — a section for your monthly report.

Pricing for portfolios

Enterprise pricing across the portfolio, agreed with us.

The playbook

Run it as an agency: one login, separate workspaces

Set upOne workspace per client

Each brand gets its own products, product pages, customer records and exports, kept apart from every other client's. Team seats per workspace.

Portfolio view across every client
ShipThe pack change goes into the next print run

Brief the QR and short link into artwork like any pack change; the app tells you when each product's code is ready to print.

Print readiness per product
OperateWorkflows set up per client

Reorder reminders, review-link emails and safety notices run on templates; marketing sends only to customers who opted in, and reorder messages are held while a product is marked out of stock.

Held automatically when stock is marked out
ReportA monthly report, from the app

Scheduled PDF, CSV or Excel reports per client: scans, registrations, capture rate.

On a schedule, per client

What's included

  • ✓A separate workspace per client brand
  • ✓Portfolio view across clients
  • ✓Exportable data — each client controls its own
  • ✓Webhooks into each client's own systems
The business case
Give each client a product page on every pack, and show them what it does in their monthly report.

See it on your own products

Paste an ASIN, print the QR, scan it yourself — five minutes, no card.

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