# How do you handle limited historical data when tracking SKU-level net margins in Sellerview.ai?

Sellerview.ai has been great for SKU-level profit clarity, showing true net margins after Amazon fees, returns, and total ad spend (TACoS) without complex spreadsheets. The direct API automation saves hours each week and helps with instant alerts when ad campaigns start eating into product margins. The main challenge is that basic plans only store 60 days of historical data, which makes year-over-year seasonality comparisons harder. How are you working around the 60-day limit, and what reporting cadence or exports have helped most?

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