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Connecting an Amazon seller account

Each seller authorizes IQ Scout to read its own Amazon data through Amazon's official authorization (OAuth). IQ Scout never sees your Amazon password.

Status: Amazon connection is not available yet — IQ Scout's public Amazon application is pending Amazon's registration.

How authorization works

  1. An organization owner chooses Connect Amazon in Settings › Integrations.
  2. You are sent to Amazon Seller Central, where you sign in with Amazon and review the access IQ Scout asks for.
  3. If you approve, Amazon returns a one-time code to IQ Scout. The code is exchanged on our server within minutes and is never stored or logged.
  4. The resulting long-lived credential is stored encrypted in a server-side vault, readable only by the background service — never by the browser.
  5. Each authorization request is single-use, expires within minutes and is bound to your organization and your user.

Access requested

Only non-restricted roles, and only the data needed for the features you use:

  • Product Listing — account.marketplaces, catalog.lookup, fees.estimate, listing.restrictions
  • Pricing — fees.estimate, pricing.offers
  • Selling Partner Insights — account.marketplaces, review.topics

What IQ Scout keeps

  • Your seller identifier, region, marketplaces and the roles you granted.
  • The data each feature reads (for example catalog details or fee estimates), with its source and retrieval time.
  • No personal data of your buyers is requested.

Disconnecting

  • Disconnect at any time in Settings › Integrations: the stored credential is deleted immediately.
  • You can also remove the authorization in Amazon Seller Central (Manage your apps). IQ Scout then marks the connection as revoked.

Re-authorization

Amazon requires sellers to re-authorize applications periodically and when new roles are added. IQ Scout reminds the owner before access lapses.