Changelog

We have added a new dedicated page where you can review performance data for Amazon's Subscribe & Save. On this page, you can view sales figures and sales ratios for each product enrolled in Subscribe & Save.

While similar data can be checked in Seller Central, the key difference with LISMOA is the ability to specify a custom date range. This allows you to flexibly analyze sales for specific periods, such as by month, campaign period, or any custom time span. You can easily check total Subscribe & Save sales during the selected period and the average sales ratio of Subscribe & Save compared to regular sales.

At this point, the page focuses on providing basic data, but we plan to expand it with more detailed analysis metrics and predictive data unique to Subscribe & Save.

This page is available to all LISMOA plans for accounts using Amazon Subscribe & Save. If you have suggestions for additional data or features, please submit them via the feedback link.

Previously, LISMOA accounts allowed only one user to log in per account. With the new member management feature, multiple users can now access the same LISMOA account without sharing login credentials. Each team member can securely log in with their own account.

You can invite members by email from the LISMOA admin screen. Currently, all members have the same level of access, but permission management and other features will be added in future updates.

The maximum number of members depends on your subscription plan:

• Free & Lite: 1 user (no additional members)
• Standard: up to 5 members
• Pro: up to 30 members

This update makes LISMOA safer and more efficient for teams that manage operations together or want to divide tasks. Member invitations and removals can be managed from the admin screen.

*To add members beyond a single user, you’ll need to upgrade to the Standard plan or higher.

We’ve added a new feature that lets you save your preferred table configurations — including visible columns and filter conditions — as reusable presets.

With this update, there’s no need to reselect columns or reapply filters each time you access a page. You can create multiple presets for each page and switch between them as needed, depending on your workflow.

You can also designate one preset as the default. For example, if you set a default preset for the Orders page, that configuration will automatically load every time you open the page.

At this time, date ranges are not included in presets, but support for that is currently under development. This feature helps streamline data review and gives you more control over how you view your information across different sections of LISMOA.

Here’s a full summary of all the updates and fixes released in May 2025 for LISMOA. This round of updates focused on small but meaningful usability improvements and UI refinements, as well as key bug resolutions.

Feature Improvements & UI Updates

• Changed calendar start day to Monday for better weekly navigation
• Added warning when closing an unsaved sheet
• Updated calendar selection for weekly/monthly views
• Introduced "exclude" filter options in some filters
• Added filter by "Expense Type" in the Other Expenses list
• Improved background color for input fields in the settings screen
• Adjusted line breaks in SP ad campaign names, improving layout
• Fixed layout and readability of filter item names
• Added breadcrumb navigation to settings pages
• Left-aligned header text for text-based table columns
• Fixed background color behavior on hover for frozen table columns
• Resized page navigation tabs for better balance
• Minor design tweaks to the date/time calendar picker
• Added “Purchase Cost” filter to the Products page
• Removed in-filter search function to prevent unexpected behavior
• Adjusted behavior and visibility of the copy-to-clipboard icon
• Redesigned notification messages for clarity and consistency

Bug Fixes

• Resolved an issue from May 1st where historical sales data was missing
• Fixed problem where data would not appear after removing filters
• Corrected ACOS, ROAS, and other values on SP Ads page
• Resolved display error for last updated timestamps
• Fixed incorrect label for the "On Hold" transaction filter
• Adjusted sidebar behavior when collapsed to prevent layout issues

These updates collectively improve workflow consistency and user experience across LISMOA. Be aware of changes if you rely on any of the adjusted features.

We’ve released a new performance overview page specifically for Sponsored Products ads. This page is designed to show performance data at three levels: Ad, Ad Group, and Campaign.

Currently, only the Ad-level view is available. Support for Ad Group and Campaign views will be added in future updates.

The page includes various metrics and insights that are not available in Amazon Ads Manager, so be sure to check it out!

Note: Due to Amazon’s data limitations, Sponsored Products performance data can only be retrieved for the past 95 days. Therefore, when you first connect your account, only data within the last 95 days will be displayed.

You can now allocate shipping costs to both orders and order items, enabling accurate expense tracking for FBM (Fulfilled by Merchant) shipments.

Orders

When you enter a shipping unit cost at the order level, the amount is proportionally distributed across the order items.

Example:

• Order A contains:

• Item B × 1

• Item C × 2

• Shipping unit cost for Order A is set to ¥600.

In this case, the per-item shipping cost is ¥600 ÷ (1 + 2) = ¥200.

So:

• Item B’s shipping cost = ¥200 × 1 = ¥200
• Item C’s shipping cost = ¥200 × 2 = ¥400

Order Items

When you directly enter shipping unit costs at the item level, the total shipping cost for the order is calculated by summing them up.

Example:

• Order A consists of:
• Item B × 1 (Shipping: ¥200)
• Item C × 2 (Shipping: ¥200 per unit)

So:

• Item B’s shipping = ¥200 × 1 = ¥200
• Item C’s shipping = ¥200 × 2 = ¥400
• Total shipping cost for Order A = ¥200 + ¥400 = ¥600

We’ve added a brand-new "Ad Performance" page to LISMOA.

Just like other performance pages in LISMOA, this new section allows you to view your Amazon Ads data by day, week, or month in a time-series format. It’s designed to help you easily monitor trends and analyze your ad performance over time.

At this stage, the data shown is aggregated across all ads — filtering by specific ads, ad groups, or campaigns is not yet supported. However, we’re actively working on enabling more granular time-series views for individual campaigns and ad units in future updates.

This addition addresses a common frustration with Amazon Ads Manager, where time-series data is harder to read. LISMOA provides a more accessible way to interpret your ad trends and make informed decisions.

We’ve added a new product-specific performance page, separate from the existing performance view.

On the “Product Performance” page, you can view data for a specific product broken down by day, week, or month.

You can also access this page by clicking on a product name link from the “Products” list.

We’ll continue to add more data and features to this page—stay tuned for future updates!

Previously, advertising costs were displayed as a "Advertising Cost" column on various listing pages. Now, we have implemented a dedicated "Advertising Cost" page as the data source for this information.

On the Advertising Cost page, data is accumulated daily on a per day × per ad (or per product for SP ads) basis. This allows each page to aggregate advertising costs by date and product.

The purchase price input form on the product list page has been updated. In addition to a design improvement, you can now choose from the following options when updating the purchase price:

• Update the cost of this product for past orders
• Update the cost for all past order items
• Update only the cost for past order items that have no cost entered

With this update, you can now choose whether to update the cost of past order items, making it easier to generate past P&L reports.