Amazon + Amazon S3 integration
Archive and distribute Amazon data through Amazon S3 as a durable, low-cost data lake.
Vendor Central · Vendor APIs / EDI
The data that moves between Amazon and Amazon S3.
- All Amazon reports and API data as files
Data flows from Amazon into Amazon S3. Nothing is written back to Amazon, so your listings and orders are never changed by this integration.
What teams use it for.
For sellers
- Build an Amazon data lake in your AWS account
- Feed Redshift, Athena or any warehouse
- Keep long-term report history
For vendors
- Archive Vendor reports
Official APIs on both sides, run like production software.
Authorised access
Login with Amazon authorisation and Amazon S3's own auth. No shared passwords, no screen scraping.
Mapped to your setup
Fields, accounts, locations and rules mapped to how you use Amazon S3, not a generic default.
Reliable by design
Queues, retries within Amazon's rate limits, and alerts when something needs a human.
Logged and auditable
Every record synced is logged, so you can trace any order, invoice or stock change.
Amazon + Amazon S3 questions.
Who owns the data?
You do. Everything lands in your S3 buckets, under your AWS account and policies.
Do you use official Amazon APIs?
Yes. We build on the Selling Partner API and Vendor APIs (or EDI for Vendor Central where that is the agreed channel), using authorised access through Login with Amazon. We don't scrape Seller Central or Vendor Central.
Can this work for both Seller Central and Vendor Central?
Yes. Seller (3P) and Vendor (1P) accounts use different Amazon APIs, so we design each flow for the account types you actually run. Many clients run both.
How long does an integration take?
It depends on the number of flows, data volume and how much custom mapping your setup needs. After a short discovery call we give you a fixed scope and timeline.
Who hosts and maintains it?
Your choice. We can host it on AWS for you with monitoring and alerts, or deploy it into your own cloud account. Either way we offer ongoing maintenance as Amazon and the other system change their APIs.