Connect Amazon orders, catalog, inventory, and payouts to the same product information used across your business. Unison brings AI into that working context to help teams understand performance, improve listings, and plan stock—with clear rules for any change sent back to Amazon.
See Amazon orders, listings, inventory, and payouts alongside connected channels, all tied to your product catalog. Amazon-specific identifiers remain part of the channel view; the shared operating picture is described on the platform page.
Bring Amazon order activity together with the product and channel context your team uses. Ask questions of connected business data and use the same view to understand what is selling and where.
Keep Amazon listing information in view with the product details used by your other channels. Your team can use AI-assisted analysis in that context to find content gaps and prepare channel-specific listing changes for review.
View Amazon inventory alongside product-level activity from your connected channels. Forecasting helps the team consider demand and days of cover together; your assessment defines the data and reorder rules in scope.
Put Amazon payout information beside orders and product activity, so finance and commerce teams can work from connected channel context rather than separate reports.
Use AI-assisted work with your connected product and sales information to prepare Amazon-specific listing, price, or inventory changes. Set boundaries and approval steps so each proposed update is handled according to your rules.
AI works with the business information in scope to surface useful context and help prepare channel-specific work for the team.
Bring sales, catalog, inventory, and payout information together around the products your team manages.
Bring Amazon orders, catalog, inventory, and payouts into a shared view with your other channels. Ask questions of that connected information, compare channel activity, and use the resulting context to guide merchandising and operations.
When a product is not yet listed on Amazon, use the same catalog context to plan a channel-specific launch. Your team defines which changes are in scope, what needs a person’s review, and what should not proceed.
The free assessment is a working conversation about the Amazon data you need, how products match across channels, and where AI-assisted work and updates fit your process. Start with your catalog and current workflow.
We discuss the identifiers your catalog uses and how Amazon items relate to products in your other systems. That mapping is part of scoping a useful connected view.
Identify the order, catalog, inventory, and payout context your team wants connected. Separately define whether listing, price, or inventory changes are in scope and what approvals they require.
Discuss which advertising information is available to your team and how it can inform Amazon product content. Decide who reviews any proposed listing changes before they are used.
Set the conditions for Amazon updates: what may proceed, what needs review, and what falls outside policy. We also discuss how your team uses inventory coverage when planning replenishment.
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A seller grants access through Amazon's Login with Amazon flow for the Selling Partner API. Scope and availability depend on the app's authorization.
Through the Listings Items API, for the attributes that product type allows. That includes title, bullets, description, images, price, and merchant-fulfilled quantity. Amazon assigns the ASIN.
Amazon publishes a local MCP for developers building on the Selling Partner API. Live calls still need API credentials. The Amazon Ads MCP server is a different product, and it is in open beta.
Listing, price, and stock updates depend on the permitted fields and the rules configured for the workflow. Your team defines which changes require review and which are outside policy.
We will discuss your product catalog, the Amazon information your team needs, where AI can support decisions, and which updates should require review.
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