Total up your Amazon order history
Amazon shows orders one at a time and never totals them. Dassi can read the order history you are already signed in to and add it up — no export, no third-party app with your credentials.
Before you start
Section titled “Before you start”New to Dassi? Follow the installation guide and model setup guide.
Sign in to Amazon in Chrome, open Returns & Orders, and set the time filter to the range you care about (for example, the last year). Open Dassi alongside it. Start with one page of orders; add pagination once the first pass looks right.
1. Total one page
Section titled “1. Total one page”Read the orders visible on this page. For each order give the date, the items, and the order total in the currency shown.Then add them up: total for the page, total by month, and a count of orders under $25 with their combined amount.Read only — do not open item pages, reorder, or change anything. If an order total is not visible, say "not shown" instead of estimating.2. Extend across pages
Section titled “2. Extend across pages”Continue with the next pages of order history until you reach [month/year]. Keep one running table and one running total; tell me how many pages you read.Stop and tell me if a page fails to load or the layout changes.Check the result
Section titled “Check the result”Spot-check three orders against the page — a large one, a small one and one from a different month. Dassi should never invent an order total; a “not shown” is better than a guess. Category labels are Dassi’s inference from item names, so treat them as a rough split, not accounting.