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# Amazon Seller

# Connector Details

| Name           | Value                                                                                        |
| :------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Platform       | [Amazon Seller](https://sellercentral.amazon.com)                                            |
| Auth Type      | OAuth                                                                                        |
| Direction      | Read                                                                                         |
| Tap Repo       | [https://gitlab.com/hotglue/tap-amazon-seller](https://gitlab.com/hotglue/tap-amazon-seller) |
| Tap Metrics    | <p>   Usage: </p>                                                                            |
| Unified Schema | [Supported in Ecommerce Unified Schema.](https://hotglue.com/docs/unified)                   |

# Credentials Setup

The Amazon Seller connector utilizes the Selling Partner API to fetch your customers' selling data.

1. To start, you will need to [register as a Public SP-API Developer](https://developer-docs.amazon.com/sp-api/docs/register-as-a-public-developer?ld=NSGoogle\&pageName=US%3ASPDS%3ASPAPI-getting-started-guide).
2. Once you are registered and create your first app, you will receive three credential strings:
   1. Your App ID  (e.g.`amzn1.sp.solution.<...>` )
   2. Your LWA Client ID  (e.g.`amzn1.application-oa2-client.<...>` )
   3. Your LWA Client Secret (e.g. `amzn1.oa2-cs.v1.<...>` )
3. Once you have your credentials, go to Settings > Connectors.
   1. Open `Bi-Directional Connectors` (V2 flows) or `Sources & Targets` (V1 flows) depending on the flow type that you use.
   2. If modifying a Connector, add your LWA Client ID to the definition via  `options.config.lwa_client_id`.
   3. If modifying a Source, add your LWA Client ID to the definition via  `config.lwa_client_id`.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/hotglue/ja6ehIwOmiSUju2Z/connectors/images/Amazon_Seller_Connector_Settings.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=ja6ehIwOmiSUju2Z&q=85&s=31c508cf275b22d0fbcf04ec59a19b46" alt="Go to AWS Redshift" width="1698" height="1358" data-path="connectors/images/Amazon_Seller_Connector_Settings.png" />

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/hotglue/ja6ehIwOmiSUju2Z/connectors/images/Amazon_Seller_Source_Settings.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=ja6ehIwOmiSUju2Z&q=85&s=ec84edfb22fa4a9ec0c55b1d17cc0dad" alt="Go to AWS Redshift" width="1692" height="1452" data-path="connectors/images/Amazon_Seller_Source_Settings.png" />

5. Finally, go to your flow, add Amazon Seller, and add your `App ID` and `LWA Client Secret` as the Client ID and Client Secret.
6. After clicking save, you will go through authorization of your test shop. This "enables" the Amazon Seller Central connector. After a successful authorization, Amazon Seller is ready to be authorized by your users!