Trust

Security & Amazon data use

ProfitFox uses a staged trust model. The Free Scan and Monitor tier are read-only. Copilot write access is enabled separately, and every proposed action shows its target, current state, proposed state, evidence, risk and rollback information before approval.

Data used for the service

ProfitFox accesses only the Amazon seller and advertising data needed for the authorized analysis. Advertising data may include profile and account identifiers, campaign structure and settings, budgets, bids, advertised products, targets, search terms, placements, impressions, clicks, spend, attributed orders and attributed sales. The purpose is limited to performance diagnosis, profit-aware recommendations and seller-authorized result measurement.

Current safeguards

Approval and future execution

ProfitFox may act only for a seller who has granted express, verifiable authorization. Real advertising or listing changes will remain disabled until the corresponding Amazon permissions, validation, access logging, approval controls and rollback behavior pass production quality assurance.

Report a security or privacy issue

Send suspected vulnerabilities, privacy issues or incidents involving ProfitFox or Amazon data to info@uberfit.eu with the subject “ProfitFox Security”. Include the affected URL or component, a description, reproduction steps where safe, potential impact and contact details. Do not include Amazon credentials or unnecessary personal data.

Reports are logged, triaged and tracked through resolution. We acknowledge actionable reports promptly, restrict access to the response team, preserve relevant evidence, contain confirmed exposure, remediate the cause and notify Amazon at security@amazon.com within 24 hours after discovering a security incident involving Amazon information.

Coordinated disclosure

Please give us a reasonable opportunity to investigate and remediate before public disclosure. This reporting channel does not create a bug-bounty program or authorize access to third-party data, service disruption, social engineering or destructive testing.