Usage

Set up once

1. Categories: map each CS-Cart category to an Amazon product type (the list comes from Amazon for your store), set a markup and, if you have no brand feature on the products, a default brand. Brands with spaces or punctuation: use a product feature for the brand.
2. Attributes: for the chosen product type the page lists the attributes Amazon requires. Map each to a product feature or a fixed value; for lists (for example target audience) the value must be one of Amazon’s values.
3. Rules: markup, rounding, stock buffer, handling time in days, order import statuses and the own carrier option for tracking.

Daily use

1. Listings: add a mapping (product, barcode, whether stock and price are synchronized). The barcode becomes the SKU on Amazon; use the EAN or UPC of the product.
2. The first run creates the listing; Amazon accepts it, then processes it. The row shows “Waiting for Amazon” and later live or Amazon’s message.
3. Price and quantity follow product changes on the schedule; Sync now queues an immediate push and order import.
4. New merchant fulfilled orders appear as CS-Cart orders once, with the delivery address and the prices as sold. Create a shipment with a tracking number and it is sent to Amazon (shipment confirmation).
5. Use Only errors in the list to fix products Amazon refused.

Jobs, log and connection

• Jobs: counts per state, the list with the last error, Retry, Remove and Run the queue now.
• Log: filter and export what happened and when.
• Connection: test and live credentials (LWA client ID, secret, refresh token), Seller ID, Amazon store, Orders API, Test connection.