Amazon Seller Central Integration

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Selling on Amazon generates a lot of data that your finance system never sees. Orders, referral fees, FBA fees, refunds, reimbursements, settlements. Most businesses reconcile it by downloading reports and working through them in a spreadsheet, and it takes longer every month the channel grows.

Amazon Seller Central is where you manage listings, inventory and orders as a third-party seller. What it will not do is post any of that into your accounts, keep your warehouse stock in step, or tell your ERP what a given order actually netted after Amazon took its cut. That is the work we automate.

Amazon Seller Central and Sage

This is the pairing we get asked about most, and the one this page exists for. If your finance system is Sage and your sales are on Amazon, the two need to agree, and by default they do not.

We connect Amazon Seller Central to Sage 200, Sage Intacct and the wider Sage range, so orders post as sales transactions, Amazon’s fees and commissions land where your accountant expects them, and refunds reconcile without anyone matching them line by line. Sage integration is the bulk of what we do, and Amazon is one of the channels we most often connect to it.

If your finance system is something else, tell us what you are running and we will say straight away whether we can connect it.

Why Amazon sellers choose Zynk

• We build it and we run it. This is a managed integration. Amazon changes things regularly, and keeping up with that is our job rather than something that interrupts your finance team.
• The financial detail is handled properly. Commissions, financial events, refunds and reports are part of the connector, not an afterthought. That is what makes Amazon reconciliation work rather than approximately work.
• We know Sage. Conversations about nominal coding, VAT treatment and how Amazon’s fee structure should land in the ledger are routine here.
• Multi-channel, not Amazon only. Most businesses selling on Amazon are also selling somewhere else. We connect the whole picture rather than one channel in isolation.
• Security taken seriously. Our Amazon integration has been through Amazon’s security audit process.

What Amazon Seller Central integration helps you improve

• Reconciliation that is not a monthly project. Fees, refunds and settlements arrive coded and matched instead of being rebuilt from downloaded reports.
• Stock that holds up across channels. Inventory kept in step between Amazon, your warehouse and your other sales channels, which is how you stop overselling at peak.
• Real margin visibility. When Amazon’s costs post alongside the revenue, you can see what the channel actually makes rather than what it appears to turn over.

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