Connect Claude to Amazon Seller Central.
The seller account as typed tools: orders and sales by marketplace, SKU and ASIN, FBA stock with days of supply and restock recommendations, returns, the real fees per item and per order, and every listing that Amazon has suppressed or flagged. One connection covers all nine European marketplaces. Claude proposes; a listing changes only after you sign it off — per client, on the record.
Claude Desktop · Claude Code · ChatGPT connectors · Gemini CLI · any MCP client
11 typed tools. 1 of them change the store — every one behind sign-off.
Eleven tools over the Selling Partner API, one connection for nine European marketplaces. Ten of them read; the reports Amazon builds asynchronously are requested, waited for and parsed for you. The single write — a listing patch — goes through the sign-off inbox like every other change.
Read the business
- Orders and line items by marketplace — without buyer names or addresses
- Sales and units by day, week or month, per SKU or ASIN
- Catalogue search and the marketplaces a seller is live on
Watch stock and money
- FBA inventory, days of supply and restock recommendations
- Aged stock, storage fees and customer returns, as reports
- Fee estimates per item · settled charges and fees per order
Keep the listings
- Suppressed and at-risk listings, with Amazon's reason
- Sales & traffic per ASIN: sessions, buy-box share, conversion
- Title, bullets, description and price patched per marketplace — the one write
The same tools, wherever the work happens.
One connection; every surface reads and writes through the same typed catalogue, with the same gates.
From Claude, over MCP
Claude Desktop, Claude Code or any MCP client connects to one endpoint and sees the Amazon tools for the seller account you scope it to.
The MCP endpointFrom the terminal
The datavessel CLI runs the same catalogue as commands and ships a Claude Code plugin whose read agents are structurally blocked from writing.
The CLIIn the operations center
Policies run agents on a schedule — the morning restock check, the weekly fee review, the listing sweep — asking you first or on autopilot, per client.
The use casesAn LLM with your admin credentials is a liability. This is an operations layer.
Writes wait for you
The one tool that changes anything on Amazon — the listing patch — pauses in the sign-off inbox until you approve it from the web or the phone. Orders, stock, fees and reports are read-only by construction.
No buyer data, by design
datavessel holds only Amazon's non-restricted roles. Orders arrive without names, addresses or phone numbers — nothing to leak, nothing to audit. Shipping labels and invoices stay in Seller Central.
Every change in the ledger
Which listing, which marketplace, what changed, approved by whom. The ledger compiles into the per-client report alongside the shop's own rows.
The jobs, ready to deploy.
Each ships as an agent with the policy that runs it — asking you first, per store, with every action in that client's ledger.
Asked before connecting.
How do I connect Claude to Amazon Seller Central?
Connect Amazon in datavessel and sign in to Seller Central with the account that manages the shop. One connection covers all nine European marketplaces — DE, FR, IT, ES, NL, BE, PL, SE and UK. Then point Claude Desktop, Claude Code or any MCP client at the datavessel MCP endpoint; the Amazon tools appear immediately.
Can Claude change my Amazon listings?
Only through one write tool: title, bullet points, description and price, per marketplace and in that marketplace's language. Every patch waits in the sign-off inbox until a human approves it, and each approved change is recorded in the ledger. Orders, stock, fees and reports are read-only.
Do you see my customers' names and addresses?
No. datavessel is approved for Amazon's non-restricted roles only, so orders come through without buyer names, addresses or phone numbers. We do not generate shipping labels or invoices.
Vendor Central? Amazon Ads?
Seller Central only — Vendor Central is not supported. Sponsored Ads run on a separate Amazon API; it is on the roadmap, and today the same account's Google and Meta ads are already covered.
Which marketplaces and regions?
The European region: Amazon.de, .fr, .it, .es, .nl, .com.be, .pl, .se and .co.uk, all from one connection. North America is not connected yet — tell us if you need it.
What does it cost to run?
You bring your own AI key (Anthropic, OpenAI or Google) and pay the model provider directly — datavessel adds no markup on tokens. Plans are priced by connected stores — Shopify, WooCommerce and Shopware — and an Amazon connection does not count toward that limit, on the free plan included.
Every client's Amazon business, one sign-off away.
Connect Seller Central, ask Claude what runs out first, and approve the listing fixes — every change on the record.
Free for one store · 14-day trial on paid plans · no card · bring your own AI key