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Amazon Selling Partner

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Overview

This node interacts with the Amazon Selling Partner API to retrieve order information from specified Amazon marketplaces. It is useful for sellers who want to fetch orders created within a specific date range and filter them by various criteria such as order status, fulfillment channel, and payment method. For example, a seller can use this node to get all unshipped orders from the US and UK marketplaces created in the last week.

Use Case Examples

  1. Retrieve all orders created between two dates from the US marketplace.
  2. Fetch orders with status 'Shipped' and fulfillment channel 'Amazon Fulfillment' from multiple marketplaces.

Properties

Name Meaning
Marketplace IDs Select the Amazon marketplaces to retrieve orders from, e.g., US, UK, Canada.
Created After Filter orders created after this date and time (ISO 8601 format).
Created Before Filter orders created before this date and time (ISO 8601 format).
Additional Options Additional filters and options for retrieving orders.

Output

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  • orderId - Unique identifier of the order.
  • purchaseDate - Date and time when the order was placed.
  • orderStatus - Current status of the order.
  • fulfillmentChannel - Channel through which the order is fulfilled.
  • paymentMethod - Method used for payment of the order.
  • buyerName - Name of the buyer who placed the order.
  • shippingAddress - Shipping address details for the order.

Dependencies

  • Amazon Selling Partner API credentials

Troubleshooting

  • Ensure the Amazon Selling Partner API credentials are correctly configured and have the necessary permissions to access order data.
  • Verify that the date filters (Created After and Created Before) are in valid ISO 8601 format to avoid errors.
  • If no orders are returned, check the marketplace IDs and filters to ensure they match existing orders.
  • Common error messages may include authentication errors, rate limiting by Amazon API, or invalid parameter errors. Resolving these involves checking credentials, respecting API rate limits, and validating input parameters.

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