Print one branded code. The moment a customer scans it, a mobile companion — styled as your brand — turns an anonymous Amazon order into a registered, consented, revenue-generating owner. Register, reorder, review, feedback, support, offers: every tile captures identity or intent, and every tap flows into your owner data.
You don't run these to be nice. Each one exists to lift ROAS, LTV, review velocity or rank — and to capture the identity Amazon withholds. Turn on what fits your category.
An incentive you're allowed to offer — extended warranty, digital manuals, safety notices — traded for the identity Amazon hides. A separate, un-ticked marketing consent keeps the list PECR-clean, so what you capture is genuinely yours to use.
Buyers pick where they purchased; Amazon buyers land directly on your listing's review page — built from your ASIN, working even at zero reviews. Neutral wording, no gating, no incentives: precisely the use Amazon's policy permits, and the review velocity that lifts conversion and organic rank.
Consumables and accessories die in the Amazon search box. "Buy again on Amazon" deep-links from the product in their hands straight to your listing — capturing repurchase intent you currently hand to whoever bids highest in the auction.
Once a buyer is captured and consented, a Lightning Deal, coupon or bundle goes to owners of your product — repeat revenue with zero ad spend. This is the ROAS lever the marketplace never lets you pull, because it never gives you the customer.
A 30-second survey goes straight to your product team — sizing issues, confusing instructions, a part that failed — intelligence that would otherwise arrive as a public 1-star review three weeks later. Fully separate from the review flow; never used to gate.
Setup videos, care instructions, genuine spares and an issue form — intercepting the frustration that becomes returns and 1-star reviews. Order questions are pointed back to Amazon exactly as policy requires; product problems come to you, where you can actually fix them.
Every tap on that phone becomes a record, a signal, or a job in your workspace. The companion is the front door — this is the building behind it.
Anonymous orders become named owners with RFM value, churn risk, predicted reorder and next-best product — ready for Klaviyo and Meta.
AI clusters every survey and issue into themes and shows the rating distribution by marketplace — problems surface as data, not 1-stars.
When a batch fails, message exactly the people who bought it — logged, audit-ready, compliance-grade. The reason regulated brands can't run without this.
Warranty terms track automatically; claims open, triage and close in one place — with early warning when one SKU starts failing.
A prioritised, needs-attention feed — owners going quiet, reviews to chase, claims to answer — so nothing captured ever goes to waste.
Wire scans, registrations and reorders to reminders, win-backs and review invites on a visual, Amazon-native canvas — firing automatically.
Everything the companion does is built to keep you inside Amazon's policy and UK PECR — because a list you can't legally use is worthless, and a policy strike is fatal.
Marketing consent is separate and un-ticked. Registration and safety contact are handled distinctly from promotional opt-in — with a per-owner consent ledger you can prove.
Reviews are never gated on a rating or rewarded; order questions route back to Amazon. Neutral wording, per-ASIN links, no incentives near reviews.
A defensible way to reach owners of a specific batch — logged and audit-ready. Essential for baby, electrical and other regulated categories.
Print one QR, turn on the experiences that fit, and watch anonymous Amazon orders become a base of owners you can register, re-sell, protect and learn from.
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