Flipkart settlement report
Flipkart's per-cycle settlement export to sellers, detailing every order, commission, fixed fee, collection fee, shipping fee, and tax for a given payment cycle, along with the net amount remitted to the seller's bank account.
A Flipkart settlement report is the per-cycle export from Seller Hub that shows how a payout was built. Each row is an order or an order-event — a sale, a return, a commission adjustment, a promotional adjustment — carrying the full fee breakdown: marketplace fee (commission), fixed fee, collection fee, shipping fee, and any subvention or rebate. Flipkart typically runs T+7 to T+10 cycles for prepaid orders and T+10 to T+15 for COD, with payment terms varying by seller tier and category. Each cycle is paid to the bank as a single credit, which should equal the sum of that cycle's settlement lines — the first check worth running. Five exceptions recur: shipping-fee mismatches from weight reclassification, F-Assured premiums charged on non-F-Assured orders, promotional commission discounts that never reflect, return-shipping deductions above the rate-card allowance, and SPF charges on orders that should not attract them.
| Fee line | What goes wrong |
|---|---|
| Shipping fee | Chargeable weight reclassified upward, so a higher slab is charged than the parcel warrants |
| F-Assured premium | Charged on orders that were not F-Assured |
| Commission | Promotional commission discounts not reflected in the rate charged |
| Return shipping | Deductions exceeding the rate-card allowance |
| SPF (Smart-Picked Fee) | Charged on orders that should not attract it |
These five repeat every cycle and cost a few rupees per order. ReconPe reads the settlement report natively and flags the rows where the fee charged does not match your rate card.
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