Marketplace orders joined to your DTC data
SourceMedium syncs Amazon Seller Central orders, products, and settlements—enabling multi-channel revenue analysis alongside Shopify.
Amazon Seller Central
Commerce, order, billing, and subscription systems that anchor revenue and lifecycle reporting.
Why Amazon Seller Central?
Amazon is often 30-50% of revenue for DTC brands. SourceMedium normalizes Amazon orders to match Shopify schema, enabling true omni-channel LTV and attribution.
Order normalization
Amazon orders map to the same schema as Shopify for unified analysis.
Settlement reconciliation
Fees, FBA costs, and settlements sync for true profit analysis.
Product matching
ASINs map to SKUs for cross-channel product performance.
Channel attribution
Amazon orders attributed to Amazon Ads for marketplace ROAS.
What you can ask
With the AI Analyst, you can query Amazon Seller Central data using natural language. Here are some examples.
What's our Amazon vs. Shopify revenue split? Show me Amazon order volume by week Which products sell best on Amazon vs. DTC? What are our Amazon fees as a percentage of revenue? Compare customer LTV across channels Joins with other integrations
Amazon Seller Central data is designed to join with your other data sources for unified analysis.
How it works
Get started in minutes. Connect your account, configure sync settings, and start querying unified data in BigQuery.
Connect Seller Central
OAuth into Amazon Seller Central with read-only access.
Schema normalization
Amazon orders are transformed to match Shopify schema for unified queries.
Multi-channel analysis
Analyze revenue, LTV, and product performance across all channels.
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