Seamless Amazon Marketplace & Salesforce Integration
Unify Your eCommerce Sales, Inventory, and Customer Data for Unprecedented Efficiency and Growth.
The Disconnected Reality: Why Manual Amazon-Salesforce Management Fails
Managing your Amazon Marketplace sales and customer relationships in Salesforce manually is a recipe for inefficiency, errors, and missed opportunities. Without a robust integration, critical data remains siloed, hindering your ability to scale and provide a seamless customer experience.
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Manual data entry for Amazon orders into Salesforce is tedious and error-prone.
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Delayed inventory updates lead to overselling or stockouts on Amazon.
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Lack of a unified customer view across sales, service, and eCommerce.
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Complex Amazon settlement report reconciliation consumes valuable accounting time.
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Slow order fulfillment due to data transfer delays between systems.
The Unified Solution: Real-time Amazon & Salesforce Integration with iPaaS
Our integration solution bridges the gap between Amazon Marketplace and Salesforce, powered by a modern Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS). It automates key business processes, ensures data consistency, and provides a holistic view of your eCommerce operations and customer interactions, all with the agility of a low-code, AI-enhanced platform.
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Event-Driven Order & Fulfillment Sync
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Real-time Inventory & Product Catalog Management
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Automated Customer 360 Data Harmonization
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AI-Enhanced Financial Reconciliation
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Customizable Workflows with Low-Code Tools
Comprehensive Solution Details
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Event-Driven Order & Fulfillment Sync
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Real-time Inventory & Product Catalog Management
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Automated Customer 360 Data Harmonization
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AI-Enhanced Financial Reconciliation
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Customizable Workflows with Low-Code Tools
Technical Integration Details: Connecting Amazon SP-API and Salesforce APIs
Our integration solution orchestrates data flow between Amazon's Selling Partner API (SP-API) and Salesforce's comprehensive suite of APIs (REST, Bulk, Platform Events, CDC). It's built on a robust iPaaS, ensuring secure, scalable, and resilient data exchange.
Data Flow Steps
Authentication: Securely connect to Amazon Marketplace via OAuth 2.0 (Login With Amazon) using refresh tokens, and to Salesforce via OAuth 2.0 (JWT Bearer flow) for server-to-server communication.
Event Listener: Configure the iPaaS to subscribe to Amazon SP-API Notifications (webhooks) for real-time events (e.g., NEWORDER, ORDERSTATUS_CHANGE). Simultaneously, subscribe to Salesforce Platform Events or Change Data Capture (CDC) streams for internal updates (e.g., Product2 update, Order status change).
Data Retrieval: Upon an event trigger, the iPaaS makes targeted API calls to retrieve full data payloads from the source system (e.g., GET /orders/v0/orders from Amazon, SOQL query on Salesforce Order).
Transformation & Mapping: Utilize the iPaaS's visual mapping canvas and AI-assisted tools to transform the source data schema into the target system's schema. This includes data type conversions, field concatenations, conditional logic, and lookups.
Data Validation: Apply pre-defined and AI-driven validation rules to ensure data quality and integrity before pushing to the target system.
Data Upsert/Update: Perform API operations (POST for create, PATCH for update, DELETE) on the target system. Leverage Salesforce External IDs for efficient upsert operations to prevent duplicates.
Error Handling & Retries: Implement robust error handling with automatic retries (exponential backoff) for transient API failures and dead-letter queues for persistent errors.
Logging & Monitoring: Log all integration activities, API calls, and data transformations. Monitor performance and error metrics via centralized dashboards.
Status Updates: Update the source system with processing status or fulfillment details as necessary (e.g., update Amazon with shipment tracking).
Data Touchpoints
"A simplified flow might depict: Amazon SP-API Notifications (New Order) -> iPaaS Listener -> iPaaS GET Amazon Order -> iPaaS Transform -> iPaaS POST Salesforce Account/Contact -> iPaaS POST Salesforce Order -> Salesforce Order Triggers (Fulfillment) -> iPaaS GET Salesforce Shipment -> iPaaS POST Amazon Shipment Update."
Simple, transparent pricing for Amazon Marketplace + Salesforce.
Start with a single integration pair and scale as your business grows—without surprise fees or transaction penalties.
How Middleware Integration Works
See Amazon Marketplace + Salesforce integration in action.
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Integration Use Cases
Explore how the integration behaves in real business scenarios, with clearly defined steps, outcomes, and execution patterns.
Amazon Order-to-Salesforce Order Processing
Automate the entire lifecycle of an Amazon order, from its creation on the marketplace to its representation in Salesforce, ensuring seamless fulfillment and customer service.
Integration Steps:
- 0 New order placed on Amazon Marketplace triggers an SP-API Notification (webhook).
- 1 iPaaS captures the notification and retrieves full order details from Amazon.
- 2 iPaaS creates/updates Account and Contact records in Salesforce based on buyer information.
- 3 iPaaS creates a new Order record and associated OrderItems in Salesforce.
- 4 Salesforce Order triggers internal fulfillment workflows (e.g., sends to ERP/WMS).
- 5 Shipment confirmation (tracking, carrier) from fulfillment system updates Salesforce Order.
- 6 iPaaS pushes shipment details from Salesforce back to Amazon via SP-API.
Business Outcome
Faster order processing, reduced manual errors, real-time order status updates for customers, improved customer satisfaction.
Real-time (event-driven)
API Endpoints & Data Logic
Technical details for developers and architects.
⚡ Transformation Logic
- Field Mapping: Direct 1:1, 1:Many, or Many:1 field mappings.
- Data Type Conversion: Automatic conversion of dates, numbers, and booleans.
- Value Translation: Mapping picklist values (e.g., Amazon status to Salesforce status).
- Data Enrichment: Adding default values, concatenating fields, or performing lookups.
- Conditional Logic: Applying transformations only if certain conditions are met (e.g., apply different pricing rules based on product category).
- Security Masking: Masking sensitive data if required before sending to certain systems.
🛡️ Error Handling
- Amazon SP-API returning 'throttled' error due to excessive calls.
- Salesforce validation rule preventing Order creation (e.g., 'Required field missing').
- Product SKU from Amazon Order not found in Salesforce Product2 master.
- Network connectivity issues between iPaaS and either Amazon or Salesforce.
- Data format mismatch (e.g., date string in Amazon not parsing correctly for Salesforce date field).
Simple, transparent pricing for Amazon Marketplace + Salesforce.
Start with a single integration pair and scale as your business grows—without surprise fees or transaction penalties.
Simple, transparent pricing for Amazon Marketplace + Salesforce.
Start with a single integration pair and scale as your business grows—without surprise fees or transaction penalties.
See Amazon Marketplace + Salesforce integration in action.
Explore a guided demo, start a sandbox integration, or speak directly with our solution architects about your specific use cases.