The same SKU, two marketplaces, one net-profit column
Amazon and Trendyol report money differently: one pays out in settlement lines, the other in fee events. Verimle carries the same SKU across both: one stock ledger, one net-profit column, one floor rule per channel.
One stock ledger, not two
A sale on either channel posts to the same ledger, so the count written back to the other channel already accounts for it. Write-back stays off until you turn it on for that store.
Which channel actually pays you
Same SKU, same column: revenue minus commission, marketplace fees and VAT, per day, per channel. Trendyol reads settlement lines, Amazon reads fee events; rows still estimated stay labeled.
One floor rule, two fee structures
Each channel gets its own floor because commission, shipping and VAT differ. The same engine enforces both: no floor, no write; never below floor; opt-in from Starter up, with a daily cap.
Payouts broken into lines, both sides
Trendyol payouts split into settlement and transaction-type lines, Amazon into financial event groups. Groups with a transfer date are certain, open ones projected; the panel says which.
What this looks like in practice
Say you list the same product on Trendyol and Amazon at a similar price. On Trendyol the commission arrives inside the settlement line, VAT included. On Amazon it arrives as separate fee events, so the profit row starts as an estimate derived from the order and is overwritten when the real fee events land — until then the panel marks it estimated. Both rows sit in the same table under the same net column, which is where you see the same product earning different money on the two channels. Sell two units on Trendyol and the ledger drops to the shared count; if you enabled write-back for that store, that count goes to Amazon. With repricing enabled (Starter and above), it runs at regular intervals on both, each against its own floor, and writes nothing if a floor could not be calculated.
Prices and units above are an example. The repricing cadence, the 6-hour buybox snapshot on Pro and above with price tracking on, and the floor rules are how the product is configured — on Trendyol against a finance path verified on live seller accounts, on Amazon against Amazon's published SP-API contract.
What is not included
- Buybox data comes from each marketplace's own API on both channels — buybox is never scraped.
- Shipping is deducted where the marketplace reports it: Trendyol cargo invoices, Amazon fee events. A carrier cost you pay yourself on a merchant-fulfilled Amazon order is not in Amazon's data.
- On Amazon most event groups stay open, so the cash-flow view leans more on projection there than on Trendyol.
- ROAS and funnel data is uploaded by CSV on both channels — we do not connect to advertising APIs.
- Review tracking, store rating and product research read public Trendyol Türkiye listings only, and require Pro Plus.
- Amazon orders carry no real ship/delivery timestamp, so SLA hours stay empty there.