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Amazon Ads and Seller Central, connected the official way

SellerPilot is listed on the Amazon Selling Partner Appstore and uses the Amazon Ads API. You approve it on Amazon's own pages; there are no passwords or keys to copy.

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SellerPilot connects to Amazon through the official Selling Partner API (orders, stock, listings, reports, finances, messaging, review requests) and the Amazon Ads API (campaigns, keywords, targets and reports). You approve it on Amazon's pages; there is no password or key to copy.

The two Amazon connections

Amazon Ads API

Used for advertising profiles, campaigns, ad groups, keywords, product targets, negatives, placements and performance reports for Sponsored Products, Brands and Display.

What SellerPilot changes

  • Bids, budgets, states and placement adjustments
  • New negatives, keywords and campaigns you create or approve
  • Only on your approval, or by the autopilot within your limits

Selling Partner API

Used for orders, FBA and merchant inventory, catalog and listings, reports (sales, returns, reimbursements, inventory ledger, settlements), finances, buyer messaging and review requests.

What SellerPilot changes

  • Listing edits and prices you approve
  • Review requests (Amazon's official Request a Review)
  • Buyer messages you send, through Amazon's allowed templates

Vendor Central accounts use the vendor APIs: purchase orders, shipment notices, invoices, Direct Fulfillment and the vendor retail analytics reports. Acknowledgements, notices and invoices are sent only when you press Send.

Connecting takes two approvals

  1. Seller Central or Vendor Central

    From your SellerPilot account, add a marketplace, choose Seller Central (you sell on Amazon) or Vendor Central (you sell to Amazon), and approve SellerPilot on Amazon's page. Choose which marketplaces to add.

  2. Amazon Ads

    Press Connect Amazon Ads and log in with the Amazon account that manages your advertising. SellerPilot links each marketplace to its Ads profile.

You can disconnect either one from your account page, and revoke SellerPilot in Seller Central (Apps and Services) or Amazon Ads at any time.

Questions sellers ask

Is SellerPilot an approved Amazon app?
SellerPilot is listed on the Amazon Selling Partner Appstore and connects through Amazon's official Selling Partner API and Amazon Ads API. You approve it on Amazon's own pages.
Does SellerPilot see my Amazon password?
No. Amazon gives SellerPilot a revocable token after you approve it; the token is encrypted at rest and your password never leaves Amazon.
How do I disconnect SellerPilot?
From your SellerPilot account page, or by revoking it in Seller Central (Apps and Services) or in Amazon Ads at any time.
What can SellerPilot change on Amazon?
Bids, budgets, states, placements, negatives, keywords and campaigns in Amazon Ads; listing edits, prices, review requests and buyer messages through the Selling Partner API. Changes happen only on your approval, or by the autopilot inside your limits.
How often is data refreshed?
Orders and stock every hour, advertising reports every morning, and on demand with Sync with Amazon.

Try SellerPilot on your own store

Connect Amazon in about five minutes. Your first data arrives within hours and your first suggestions the next morning.

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