Sell on Amazon out of the catalogue your shops already use
Sign in at Seller Central once. Orders come in with their lines and the tax the marketplace charges, stock goes back on the offers you fulfil yourself, and the ones Amazon fulfils are tagged and left alone.
One sign-in at Seller Central, and nothing to paste here
Sign in at Amazon
One consent screen in Seller Central. No password is typed here and none is kept, and you can withdraw the permission from your own account whenever you like.
Orders come in
Every order with its lines, its tax read the way the marketplace charges it, and the ones Amazon fulfils tagged so they are never picked from your shelves.
Stock goes back
One figure behind every channel, so a sale on eBay moves the Amazon offer too. A refusal is read out of Amazon’s answer and shown as one.
What Amazon sends, and what goes back
Orders
in
Incremental by last change. Amazon returns an order without its lines, so the lines are fetched for each one rather than assumed to have arrived.
Stock
out
Absolute quantities on the offers you fulfil yourself, and read back for the nightly comparison. Anything Amazon fulfils is left alone.
Listings
in
Read, so a SKU here can be matched to the offer it already has. Creating a new Amazon listing from this catalogue is not built, and is not claimed.
Four things about Amazon that decide how this behaves
Amazon, asked and answered
What do I need on the Amazon side?
A Seller Central account and one consent screen. You approve Channekt from your own account, nothing is typed here that Amazon did not issue, and the permission can be withdrawn from Seller Central at any time.
Will it handle FBA?
FBA orders come in and are tagged, so your sales and your reporting are whole. Their stock is not written: those units sit in Amazon’s warehouse and the quantity is Amazon’s to set, so anything sent would be overwritten within the hour. Stock goes out only on the offers you fulfil yourself.
Can I create new Amazon listings from my catalogue?
Not yet. Amazon’s product types each demand their own attributes, and doing that badly produces listings that are rejected or wrong. Stock, price and orders work against the listings you already have.
Why does an order sometimes show a town but no street?
Amazon treats a buyer’s name and street as restricted data and releases it only against a token issued for that order. Where it withholds it, Amazon answers with the town alone and no error at all, so the order says on its face that the address is incomplete rather than looking ready to ship.
Put your Amazon orders on the same list as the rest
14 days free, the whole product. Amazon, Shopify, eBay, WooCommerce and Magento behind one catalogue, one stock figure and one order book.