Amazon connection
Keep SellerPilot login separate from Seller Central and Vendor Central authorization. Account owners connect when they are ready.
Two focused portals. One account.
Choose the Connectors portal for cross-channel growth data, the Amazon portal for protected SP-API workflows, or Complete for both. Every workspace keeps plan access and team permissions separate.
SellerPilot workspace
Illustrative demo workspace · not customer data
Connector portal
Focused
Growth data and AI workflows
Amazon portal
Protected
SP-API seller and vendor data
Complete plan
Both
One subscription, both portals
Team roles
4
Owner, admin, analyst, viewer
Growth trend
Last 30 days
Listing health
Owner-approved action queue
No automatic marketplace changesAds waste control
Weekly report preview
Connector portal
Focused
Growth data and AI workflows
Amazon portal
Protected
SP-API seller and vendor data
Complete plan
Both
One subscription, both portals
Team roles
4
Owner, admin, analyst, viewer
Product Screens
These screenshots demonstrate the interface with demo-account records. They are marketing examples and are never used as data inside a customer's signed-in workspace.

Logged-in command center
Example protected dashboard captured from a SellerPilot demo account. The values shown are demo-account records, not the viewer's live Amazon data.

Ads recommendations
Example workspace screen using a report imported into the demo account. Customer workspaces show only their own authorized or imported records.

Amazon authorization flow
Seller Central and Vendor Central connection flow with account-owner consent messaging.
SellerPilot leads with the actual platform workflow: connect Amazon, diagnose account performance, queue recommendations, and keep the seller in control.
Keep SellerPilot login separate from Seller Central and Vendor Central authorization. Account owners connect when they are ready.
Score detail pages for title structure, bullet clarity, keyword coverage, image readiness, and conversion blockers.
Turn search terms, wasted spend, ACOS, ROAS, and campaign performance into reviewable PPC actions.
Plan campaign setup, promotions, Amazon Live readiness, creator briefs, video assets, rich media, and brand-safety checks.
Recommendations stay in a controlled queue for sellers, agencies, or authorized teams to review before export and manual action.
Two focused portals
Each subscription unlocks only its own navigation and protected API workflows. Complete access combines both portals in one account.
Commerce data portal
Connect external commerce sources, schedule metric refreshes, and prepare safe AI briefs.
Marketplace operations portal
Use authorized Amazon data for listings, Ads, inventory, pricing, orders, finance, refunds, and reports.
Both portals
Give one user account access to both workspaces with a unified portal home and billing relationship.
SellerPilot brings repeated seller workflows into one workspace, with screens and modules for the work teams handle every week.
Audit content quality, keywords, images, and conversion blockers before sending more traffic.
Find wasted spend, no-sale search terms, bid pressure, and campaign opportunities.
Spot stock risk and replenishment issues beside ads and listing priorities.
Review pricing and Buy Box pressure with margin context when authorized data is available.
Prepare creative briefs, promotion plans, Amazon Live readiness notes, and brand-safety checks.
Prepare weekly summaries covering wins, leaks, risks, and next actions.
Use account-owner authorization, private workspaces, and reviewer-ready data-use pages.
Review queue
Actions wait for owner approval.
The workflow keeps account setup clear: SellerPilot login first, Amazon authorization second, analytics third, and owner-approved export and handoff last.
Start with SellerPilot login and workspace setup.
Authorize Seller Central or Vendor Central only after account-owner consent.
Review listing, ads, pricing, inventory, order, and report signals in one place.
Keep recommendations review-first; SellerPilot does not automatically change accounts.
Public reviewers and customers can quickly find how SellerPilot handles Amazon data, security, support, and marketplace-change control.
Concise answers keep the homepage professional while legal and security pages carry the detailed policy language.
No. SellerPilot is not affiliated with Amazon. Amazon marketplace names are used only to describe seller, vendor, and authorization workflows.
No. SellerPilot presents recommendations for review and export. Account owners and their authorized teams perform publishing and account changes outside SellerPilot.
No. Users can create an account and review the workspace first. Account-specific Amazon data requires Seller Central or Vendor Central authorization.
Yes. Approved report uploads can support onboarding and troubleshooting inside the protected workspace while account-connected workflows remain the primary product path.
Start with SellerPilot account access. Seller Central or Vendor Central authorization remains under the account owner's control.