Marketplace
Zynk's Amazon Seller Central integration connects your Amazon seller account to Sage, Xero, QuickBooks, Business Central and other back-office systems. Orders, refunds, commissions and financial events export from Amazon so finance can see what each sale actually earned, while inventory and pricing updates go back to your listings. It suits third-party sellers using FBA, merchant fulfilment or both.
Benefits
Commissions and financial events export with the orders they relate to, so referral fees, FBA fees and other charges reach the ledger alongside the sale. Finance can see what Amazon kept from each order, not just gross turnover.
Refunds export as records of their own and post to your accounts as credits. Nobody has to match Amazon refunds to orders line by line from a downloaded report at the end of each month.
Inventory and pricing updates import into Amazon from the system that owns your stock and price lists. Merchant-fulfilled listings reflect what is on the shelf, which reduces overselling when stock is shared with other channels.
Product types and their schemas export from Amazon, so listing data can be checked against each category's required attributes before a JSON feed submits it. Catalogue items export too, for matching your SKUs to Amazon's catalogue.
Zynk's Amazon integration has been through Amazon's security audit process. Finance and IT teams can approve the connection to the seller account knowing it has already been reviewed by Amazon.
Amazon reports export straight into workflows, so data your team currently downloads from Seller Central and reworks in a spreadsheet can feed the accounts or a database automatically.
Capabilities
Every task the Zynk Amazon Seller Central connector can run, grouped by the direction data moves.
Data Zynk writes into Amazon Seller Central
3 tasks
Data Zynk reads out of Amazon Seller Central
8 tasks
Most Amazon Seller Central projects include at least one custom step. Our team builds it for you.
The problem
Amazon makes the sale, but the money arrives net of commissions, FBA fees and refunds, grouped into payouts that rarely line up with individual orders. Most sellers rebuild the picture from downloaded reports every month. Meanwhile stock moves in the warehouse and Amazon does not hear about it quickly enough, which is how listings oversell at peak.
How it works
You authorise Zynk against your Amazon seller account for the marketplaces you sell in, then connect the accounting, ERP or warehouse system that should receive the data.
Map Amazon SKUs to your product codes, marketplaces to departments or analysis codes and each fee type to a nominal account, with the VAT treatment agreed with your accountant.
Run the workflows against a recent period and compare orders, refunds and fees with what Amazon reported. Mappings are adjusted until your accounting system balances to Amazon's figures.
Orders and stock run every few minutes or hourly, fees and refunds on the schedule finance prefers. Alerts flag anything unusual, such as an unknown SKU or a fee type that has not been mapped.
Integrations
Create Sage 200 sales orders from Amazon orders, post refunds and fees as transactions, and send stock levels and price band changes back to your listings.
Post Amazon sales into Sage 50 as invoices or sales orders, record fees as transactions and keep merchant-fulfilled stock in line with Sage stock records.
Send Amazon orders to Xero as invoices, refunds as credit notes and Amazon fees as bank transactions, so payouts are far easier to reconcile in Xero.
Record Amazon orders in QuickBooks as sales receipts and refunds as refund receipts, and update Amazon stock from the quantities held on QuickBooks items.
Create Business Central sales orders from Amazon and return item stock and prices to your listings, so Amazon sells from the same item list as every other channel.
View the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central integration →
Templates
Ready-made Amazon Seller Central integrations. Each one sets out what syncs, in which direction and how it's set up.
Amazon to Sage 200Turn Amazon orders into Sage 200 sales orders and send stock and prices back to your listings.OrdersRefundsFeesView template Amazon to Sage 50 UKPost every Amazon sale into Sage 50 UK, fees included, and keep Amazon stock in line with Sage.OrdersCommissionsFeesView template 
Amazon to Sage AccountingPost Amazon sales into Sage Accounting as invoices and refunds as credit notes, automatically.OrdersRefundsView template 
Samba Sports migrated from Sage 50 to Sage 200 and connected X-Cart, BlueJay EDI and Amazon Seller Central with Zynk, automating orders, invoicing and inventory to support rapid multi-channel growth.
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