Sell on Amazon with Acenda.

Acenda maps your catalog to Amazon's listing requirements, keeps inventory and pricing in sync, and routes every Amazon order to the right fulfillment destination — all from the same platform that runs your other channels.

Your catalog is mapped to Amazon's categories and attribute requirements, validated before submission, and kept current as requirements change.

Stock levels and prices stay in sync with your other channels, with safety stock buffers to protect against overselling.

Amazon orders route automatically to your warehouse, 3PL, or fulfillment partner, with tracking sent back to Amazon.

Acenda helped us add marketplace channels and connect the systems we use every day. Their team also helped us build relationships with new marketplace partners.

After our first marketplace launch, Acenda helped us add more channels. Their team knows how retail marketplaces work and helps sellers choose channels that fit their products.

Acenda helped us manage product listings and order routing. Their marketplace relationships helped us get listed on new curated channels.

How does Acenda help me sell on Amazon?

Acenda maps your catalog to Amazon's listing requirements, keeps inventory and pricing in sync, and routes every Amazon order to your warehouse, 3PL or fulfillment partner, with tracking sent back to Amazon.

How often does Acenda update Amazon inventory?

Every 30 minutes, for the seller-fulfilled quantity on items mapped in Acenda. Amazon may take a little longer to display the change.

How do I connect Amazon to Acenda?

You connect Amazon through Amazon's Selling Partner API (SP-API) from the Integrations page in Acenda, and Acenda's team helps configure the data flows during onboarding.