Plenty of tools report on your Amazon business. None of them hand you the buyer. Ovnit is the layer between the box and the inbox — capture at the scan, understand per person, reach them inside Amazon's rules, and prove it in money.
Every line in the right-hand column is a thing that exists in the product today, not a roadmap. Set your guardrails; Ovnit does the rest.
| Without Ovnit | OWith Ovnit | |
|---|---|---|
| Who actually bought my product? | Amazon shows an order ID and a city. Nothing else, ever. | The buyer registers on the pack in twenty seconds — name, email, product, consent. One profile per person, across every product they own. Warranty registration · Profiles |
| How do I get reviews without breaking policy? | Request-a-Review once, unbranded — or an insert that risks a suspension. | A neutral, retailer-routed link that lands on your ASIN's review page. Every message is screened against Amazon's rules before it sends. Reviews · Compliance Centre |
| Who gets the reorder — me or the search box? | You bid again for a customer you already paid to acquire. | Reorder Radar times the window from real repeat purchases; a deep link takes them to your /dp/ page. Zero auction cost. Reorder Radar · Reorder deep links |
| A batch has a fault. Who do I tell? | A press release, and hope. | A safety notice to every registered owner of that product, ignoring marketing consent as the law intends, with an audit trail. Safety & recall · GPSR |
| Where should the QR go on the pack? | Guess, print, and never find out. | Every scan carries its placement — insert, outer, label — so the next print run puts more of the code where it earns scans. Placement → outcome |
| Is any of this actually making money? | A ROAS figure from Amazon and a feeling. | The capture funnel priced in gross profit, LTV : CAC from your own cost stack, and a one-page board summary on a schedule. LTV & CAC · Scheduled reports |
Amazon owns the checkout. It doesn't own the box. A QR code — and a typed short link for everyone who won't scan — opens a companion page in your colours that asks for twenty seconds and gives something back.
Register a second product and you join the same profile. From there everything is per person: what they own, how often they come back, when they'll run out, and how much they're worth.
Every message goes through the same gate: screened against Amazon's published rules, held if the product is out of stock, de-duplicated so nobody hears from you twice. Then it goes.
Not "engagement". The funnel priced in gross profit that didn't happen, LTV against every Amazon cost, and the placement that produced the owners worth the most — on one page, with a PDF your board will actually read.
Every message is screened before it sends. Incentives for registering are fine; incentives for reviews are not, and the app enforces that line rather than trusting you to remember it.
Register a second product and you join the same profile. That co-ownership is what makes cross-sell and retention real rather than modelled.
ASIN-aware review routing, marketplace-correct links, Vendor and Seller both first-class, and a compliance model built around Amazon's actual published rules.
Paste an ASIN, print the QR, scan it yourself — five minutes, no card.
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