How to Get Started with Reimbursement Service
Olivia Reyes
Getting started with Reimbursement Service takes just a few simple steps. Once set up, the service works automatically in the background and keeps your data up to date.
Step 1: Connect your Amazon SP-API token
Reimbursement Service works directly with your Amazon seller account, so the first step is to connect an Amazon SP-API token.
You can add a token in two ways:
Go to the API Connections page and click "Connect Seller Account" button.
Or open Reimbursement Service — if no token is connected, you will see a prompt with a direct link to add one:
If you already have a connected token, you can skip this step.
Step 2: Wait for listings to sync
After the token is added, SoldScope will start syncing your seller data.
During this step:
Your active listings are synchronized
Reimbursement Service prepares the data required for analysis
This process runs automatically and usually takes up to 15 minutes.
No action is required from you during this time.
Step 3: Automatic data processing starts
As soon as the listings are synced, Reimbursement Service will:
Automatically start analyzing your account
Detect eligible reimbursement cases
Calculate potential reimbursement amounts
Organize items by status (unprocessed, pending, reimbursed, expired)
You don’t need to manually trigger anything — the service starts working on its own.
Ongoing updates
After the initial setup:
Reimbursement Service updates your data daily
New reimbursement opportunities are added automatically
This ensures you always have an up-to-date view of your reimbursement opportunities.
What to do next
Once data processing is complete, you can:
Review identified reimbursement cases
Open any item to see detailed information
Follow the step-by-step instructions to submit a request in Amazon Seller Central
That’s it — Reimbursement Service is now fully set up and running for your account.