Amazon Selling Partner

Amazon's own plugin for Amazon sellers. It connects your agent to your Seller Central account through the bundled Amazon Selling Partner MCP server, and adds Amazon's skills for sales analytics, stock, listings, FBA shipments and month-end reconciliation. Anything that would change your account is drafted for your approval first. It's in beta. What you can do with it - Ask how your sales, traffic and inventory are doing, from your own Seller Central data - Check FBA stock for stockout risk, with how much to reorder and by when - Find out why a listing is suppressed, can't be bought or isn't found in search, then approve the fix - Check which listing and regulatory requirements apply before you change a listing - Send inventory to Amazon: an FBA inbound plan through packing, placement, transport and confirmation - Close and reconcile a finished month, from settlements to payouts, with a summary for your accountant - Prepare a Seller Support case, or get SP-API developer answers from Amazon's documentation Commands - /sp-stockout-check checks your FBA stock for stockout risk - /sp-fix-listing finds suppressed or inactive listings and fixes them with your approval - /sp-sales-drop works out why sales dropped and suggests next steps How it connects The plugin registers Amazon's Selling Partner MCP server at https://sellingpartner-ai.amazon.com/mcp. You need an Amazon seller account: the first time it's used, you approve access through Seller Central's OAuth consent, and it can only use the tools your Seller Central roles allow. To let teammates use it, an account owner, administrator or permissions manager enables the agent in Seller Central under Manage Your Permissions, then Manage Agents. Good to know - Write actions always wait for your approval. - The month-end skill only reads and explains: it never files, pays or moves money. The compliance check is advice and never writes. - It gives no pricing advice. It drafts a price change only when you name the price. - Its skills send requests only to Amazon's connector, and Amazon's privacy notice covers the data Amazon handles.

• “Am I going to run out of stock on any of my FBA SKUs?”

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• “Why did my sales drop last month?”

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• “Find my suppressed listings and fix them.”

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• “Why can't customers buy this listing?”

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• “Help me close the books for last month.”

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• “Create an inbound plan to send inventory to Amazon.”

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