OCHO LLC / Amazon client services

J0hn, the intelligence layer for Amazon project management.

J0hn collects authorized Amazon reports, maintains reporting history, and supports analysis and project management.

OCHO LLC is an independent business supporting authorized Amazon sellers. J0hn is the reporting and project tool used in OCHO’s client service.

A client service, supported by J0hn.

OCHO helps client sellers review reports, understand changes and organize Amazon project work. Clients work directly with OCHO; authorized operators use J0hn in a private workspace to support that service.

Work is limited to accounts and client data OCHO is authorized to access. The information about J0hn, its services and its data practices is available here without signing in.

Keep the source. See what changed.

J0hn organizes authorized campaign and product reports into consistent records. Validation and account-level source tracking help operators compare performance and understand revisions.

  1. 01 / Source files

    Preserve original exports.

    Keep the original CSV files and delivery details so report records can be traced back to their source.

  2. 02 / Report history

    Track revisions consistently.

    Build report tables through deterministic validation and calculations. Preserve earlier versions to compare changes in historical results.

  3. 03 / Reviewed work

    Put people in control.

    Operators review analysis and proposed business changes before action. Report context helps keep related project work organized.

Report collection and analysis are limited to each client’s authorized scope. Proposed business changes require operator review.

Proposed Amazon API reporting

OCHO plans to request Selling Partner API access for sales, inventory and fulfillment reporting for client sellers who authorize the service. The proposed scope excludes buyer names, addresses and other buyer personal information.

API access is subject to Amazon approval and each seller’s authorization. Approval is not currently represented or guaranteed.

OCHO LLC operates J0hn independently. J0hn is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Amazon or Google.

Why connect Gmail?

An authorized Gmail connection supports report collection and organization. It reads relevant report messages and manages their labels.

Gmail read/write permissions are broader than report collection. Email actions require specific operator instructions; connecting an account does not authorize sending messages.

Only accounts and client data that the operator is authorized to use belong in this workflow. Read how connection data is handled.

Scope, pricing and support

Request a quote from OCHO for the scope of services you need.

For service inquiries, help with J0hn, authorized access or data requests, email walker@workwithocho.com.

There is no public signup on this website. OCHO handles client onboarding and authorized operator access directly.