
For a leading grinding-technology manufacturer, PROWERB operates the complete Amazon business: brand store, listings, FBA, deals, remission — run in a dedicated JTL tenant. The manufacturer produces, we operate the channel from a single source.
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The mandate covers ongoing marketplace operations — not a one-time setup project.
Grinding wheels are a specialist product — yet sought where trades and industry buy today: on Amazon. The marketplace demands merchant discipline for that. Maintained listings, reliable stock reports, deal deadlines for Prime Day and Black Friday, clean returns processes. That's day-to-day business for a merchant, not for a manufacturer whose strength lies in production.
PROWERB runs the manufacturer's Amazon business as a dedicated JTL tenant: item master data, inventory and documents run in a clearly separated ERP system — separate from the rest of the business, connected to the warehouse and accounting.
On this basis, we maintain the brand store, optimize the listings for the grinding-wheel range, manage FBA replenishment, process remissions and returns, and populate the marketplace's promotional windows with prepared deals. The manufacturer remains the public face of the brand. We remain the operator behind it.
Operations follow a fixed rhythm — from item creation to the return.
Dedicated JTL tenant; item creation, changes and maintenance via standard notification forms in the shop/warehouse system.
Maintenance of the brand store and ongoing listing optimization for the grinding-wheel range.
Inventory planning and replenishment into Amazon logistics, so delivery capability holds even during promotional weeks.
Prime Day and Black Friday deals: prepare, submit, monitor during the promotional period.
Accept returns from the marketplace, inspect and resolve them — before they become an inventory problem.
Document flow and accounting correspondence for the channel, coordinated with the customer's accounting.
Marketplace operations are today a well-established standard process: the work happens in JTL, the marketplace console and the warehouse system — not in long coordination loops. For the manufacturer, that means an actively selling Amazon channel with a maintained brand presence, capable of supply even for Prime Day and Black Friday, without its own in-house marketplace team.
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The mandate covers complete channel operations: brand store, listing optimization, FBA processing, Prime Day and Black Friday deals, and remission and returns. Document flow, accounting correspondence and master-data maintenance run alongside. It's ongoing operations, not a one-time setup project.
A dedicated tenant keeps item master data, inventory and documents in a clearly separated ERP system — separate from the rest of the business, but connected to warehouse and accounting. That keeps the channel manageable and the figures cleanly attributable.
The manufacturer remains the public face of the brand, PROWERB is the operator behind it. Brand store and listings run under the customer's brand presence.
Through inventory planning and FBA replenishment into Amazon logistics, so delivery capability holds even during promotional weeks. Deals are prepared, submitted and monitored during the promotional period.
PROWERB accepts returns, inspects and resolves them before they become an inventory problem. Remission and returns are a fixed part of the mandate, not a downstream special case.
It starts with a non-binding Needs Check in under 60 seconds. The takeover runs as structured onboarding over roughly 14 weeks, on request in parallel operation with the existing setup — supervised by a dedicated contact instead of a call center.
Whether seller account, FBA processing or complete channel operations: describe your project in the non-binding Needs Check, completed in under 60 seconds. A dedicated contact follows up with an assessment, not a brochure.