Adding an Amazon account to the Salestio Shopify Amazon integration
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This manual covers the same authorisation flow and states the prerequisite outright. You need a Professional Amazon seller account, because Amazon reserves the inventory and order APIs an integration depends on for that plan.
On an Individual plan the authorisation can appear to succeed while listings and orders never move. Upgrading the selling plan in Seller Central fixes it, and checking first saves you a wasted afternoon of catalogue preparation.
What you will learn
- Why a Professional Amazon seller account is a hard prerequisite.
- The full add-account flow from the Shopify side.
- How to spot an authorisation that has failed silently.
- What to check first when a connected account produces no data.
Steps shown in the video
- Confirm your Amazon selling plan is Professional rather than Individual.
- Open the Salestio accounts screen and start adding a new Amazon account.
- Approve the access request in Amazon Seller Central.
- Verify the connected account appears in Salestio with the right marketplace.
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