Where to start
Start with the easy part, then build up. The first steps lead into each other. Products you save in the Gate Scanner go to your Vault. The ones you buy become purchases, and Capital Recovery follows them.- Gate Scanner: check if Amazon lets you sell a product. Save the good ones to your Vault.
- Vault: see the fees, profit, and ROI of each product you may buy.
- Record what you buy: on the Purchases page, in the Chrome extension, on your phone, or from your Amazon history.
- Purchases: follow each buy until it reaches Amazon.
- Capital Recovery: see how much of your money came back from each buy.
- Capital Recovery vs Sales: learn why the two pages show different numbers, and which one to use.
- Sales: see orders, fees, and profit for any day or month.
- Claims: find money Amazon may owe you for lost and damaged units.
- AlphaChaser (Beta): see a grade from S to F on each product you may buy, and why.
- Chrome extension: see fees and profit right on an Amazon product page.
- Google Sheets reports: your purchases and expenses in a sheet that updates itself, and a year-end report for your accountant.
The parts of SourceDock
Gate Scanner
Paste ASINs and see if you can sell them. Each one gets Approved, Needs approval, Blocked, or Error.
Vault
Products you may want to buy, with fees, profit, and ROI. ROI is the profit for each dollar you spend.
Scout
Watch other sellers’ storefronts and see the new products they add.
Import from Amazon
Bring in your past Amazon products and your costs, so you don’t type them by hand.
Purchases
Record what you buy and follow it until it reaches Amazon.
Capital Recovery
Where your money is for each product, and the claims Amazon may owe you.
Sales
Orders, fees, ad spend, and profit for any day or month.
Reconcile and Jax
Fix counts that don’t match Amazon’s. Jax answers questions from your own numbers.
Reviews
Have Amazon ask your buyers for a review, on the day you pick after each order arrives.
Expenses
Costs Amazon never sees, like software and supplies. They come off your profit.
Chrome extension
SourceDockIQ shows fees and profit right on an Amazon product page.
Desk
Your home page. It shows the 3 things that need you most.
Alerts
The full list of things that need you.
Account health
Amazon’s health numbers for your store.
Phone app
SourceDock on your phone’s home screen, with a profit calculator and box photos.
Getting around
The bar at the bottom of the screen takes you to each page. Drag its grip to move it to another edge. Press Ctrl K (⌘K on a Mac) to open Jump or search. Type a page name or a product to go straight there. Click your picture at the end of the bar. The menu has Account, Billing & pricing, and Connections. It also has Docs and Discord community, which open in a new tab. Some pages start in that menu, not on the bar. You choose which pages ride the bar in Account > Features. See Turn features on and off.Who it is for
SourceDock is for sellers who buy products and resell them on Amazon:- Online arbitrage. You buy from websites. Paste a list of ASINs to check them.
- Retail arbitrage. You buy in stores. Scan a barcode with the phone app.
Plans
New sellers pick Premier or Pro. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, and you don’t need a card to start. Capital Recovery, Sales, and Account health are part of Pro. A Premier trial has them too. Sellers already on Flagship keep it. See Plans and billing.How to get help
1
Read the docs
Click your picture, then Docs. The docs open in a new tab, and the app stays where you left it.
2
Email support
Email support@sourcedock.io. Use the email address of your SourceDock account. Add a short note about the problem. Every plan gets the same email help. There is no phone or chat help.
3
Ask the community
Click your picture, then Discord community.
Every example in these docs uses made-up data. The products, prices, and names are not real.