Amazon Integration
Connect your Amazon store to Pixa and manage listing, stock, orders, FBA and invoicing in one panel.
Start freeThe store is on Amazon, the operation is in Pixa. Every step from listing to FBA runs from one panel.
Stock sync.
Stock is managed from one source, and a sale on Amazon updates stock on every channel.
Order sync.
MFN orders land in Pixa and FBA orders arrive as their own channel, with statuses written back.
Product record sync.
The product record is linked to Amazon by ASIN and SKU, and fields are filled according to the product type definition.
Product listing.
Products are sent to Amazon with the product type template, and attribute mapping is done once.
Shipping.
Easy Ship and Seller Flex labels are produced in the panel, and the tracking number is written to Amazon.
Invoice delivery.
The issued invoice is attached to the order and delivered to Amazon, where the customer downloads it.
Amazon automations. Product, stock, price, order and invoicing flows are set up in the panel, and Pixa runs them.
A live automation in three steps. Choose it. Configure it. Connect it.
Choose it from the list.
Prebuilt automations are chosen from a list; nothing is built from scratch.
Set the rule in one panel.
You choose the trigger, the condition and the timing on one screen, and the rule starts working for Amazon the moment you save it.
One channel, or all of them.
The same rule applies to Amazon alone or to every connected marketplace, and a new store joins its scope automatically.
Your marketplaces, connected.
Trendyol, Hepsiburada, Amazon, N11, Çiçeksepeti, Temu, Ozon and other marketplaces are managed from the same panel.
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Trust is built in. Defined permissions. Prebuilt setups. Traceable actions.
Role-based permissions.
Each user only sees and changes what they are authorised for.
Prebuilt setups.
Proven setups work from day one, with nothing to build from scratch.
Every action is logged.
Who made each change, when and why is on record.
Three details specific to Amazon. Countries, FBA, feeds.
Countries under one authorisation.
You authorise once, and country marketplaces such as Germany and the UK become separate channels.
FBA is its own channel.
An order shipped from an Amazon warehouse arrives as an FBA order and does not deduct your own stock.
Bulk delivery by feed.
Price and stock changes are processed as a feed every four minutes, with errors shown line by line.
Amazon automations. The rule is yours, the steps are Pixa’s.
Pending price and stock changes go out as a single feed every four minutes, and the result is processed line by line.
How it works
Frequently asked
questions
Choose Amazon in the Market and grant Seller Central access; products are matched by ASIN and SKU, and open orders arrive with the first import.
Twenty-one country marketplaces including Türkiye. You authorise once and each country opens as its own channel.
Yes. An order shipped from an Amazon warehouse arrives as an FBA order, does not deduct your own stock and is tracked separately.
Pending changes go out as a single feed every four minutes; the result is processed line by line and errors show on the row.
The product type definition is pulled from Amazon, required fields are filled from the master record and attribute mapping is done once.
Yes. Labels are produced in the panel and the tracking number is written to Amazon.
Yes. The issued invoice is attached to the order and delivered to Amazon, where the customer downloads it.
Each account connects as its own channel and is managed in the same panel with Additional Marketplace Stores.