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Amazon integration.

Amazon.co.za sellers work through Seller Central and the Selling Partner API.

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Amazon integration, explained

How do you integrate Amazon.co.za with your accounting or ERP?

Amazon.co.za sellers work through Seller Central and the Selling Partner API. We connect orders, inventory and settlement reports to your accounting or ERP, for both Fulfilled by Amazon and merchant-fulfilled stock.

We connect through Amazon’s Selling Partner API (SP-API) for Amazon.co.za, which opened to South African sellers in 2024.

Typical clients: south African sellers expanding onto Amazon.co.za.

Before you integrate Amazon

What should South African sellers plan for on Amazon?

Amazon’s data model is built around ASINs that many sellers can share, with your own seller SKU attached. Orders, fees and payouts arrive in different reports at different times, so a single order’s profit only becomes clear when the settlement report lands. We map seller SKUs to your item codes, keep FBA and merchant-fulfilled stock separate and post settlements in a way that ties back to your bank deposits.

Amazon with your accounting or ERP.

Six systems we connect to Amazon. Each has its own page with the field map and failure points.

Desktop

Amazon + Sage 50

A Sage 50 Amazon integration maps your Amazon.co.za seller SKUs to Pastel item codes, imports merchant-fulfilled and FBA orders through a local agent, and posts each settlement report so fees and payouts reconcile in Sage 50.

Sage 50 + Amazon
On-premises

Amazon + Sage 200

A Sage 200 Evolution Amazon integration maps seller SKUs to Evolution inventory items, places merchant-fulfilled orders in the right warehouse, tracks FBA stock in its own warehouse and posts settlements to the branch that owns Amazon sales.

Sage 200 + Amazon
On-premises or hosted

Amazon + Sage 300

A Sage 300 Amazon integration places Amazon.co.za orders into Order Entry for the selling company, keeps FBA stock in its own location, and posts settlement reports with currency and fee detail so Accounts Receivable reconciles to each payout.

Sage 300 + Amazon
Cloud

Amazon + Sage Business Cloud

A Sage Business Cloud Amazon integration turns Amazon.co.za settlement reports into invoices, fee entries and receipts in Sage Accounting, so a small seller’s books show sales, VAT, Amazon fees and payouts without manual journals.

Sage Business Cloud + Amazon
Cloud

Amazon + Xero

A Xero Amazon integration splits each Amazon.co.za settlement into sales, refunds, referral and FBA fees, posts them to Xero with the right tax rates, and reconciles the payout through an Amazon clearing account.

Xero + Amazon
On-premises

Amazon + IQ Retail

An IQ Retail Amazon integration maps Amazon.co.za seller SKUs to IQ stock items, publishes merchant-fulfilled stock from your shipping branch, tracks FBA stock separately and posts settlements to IQ Retail.

IQ Retail + Amazon

Amazon data at a glance.

The records Amazon holds and where they usually go.

RecordAmazon
ProductsASIN and seller SKU
StockFBA or merchant-fulfilled quantity
OrdersAmazon order
CustomersAmazon as the selling channel
Moneysettlement report with referral and FBA fees
ReturnsAmazon return or refund

Where Amazon integrations go wrong.

The issues we see most often, and what the connector does about them.

Common problems

What goes wrong.

  • FBA stock counted as available in your warehouse
  • Settlement reports posted without fee detail
  • ASIN-level listings mapped to the wrong variant
Built in

What we do.

  • Separate FBA and merchant-fulfilled quantities
  • Settlements split into sales, fees and refunds
  • Seller SKU mapping per variant
How we deliver an integration

A clear path. Tested before it goes live.

Every connector is built in staging, run in parallel with your team and monitored after launch.

  1. Step 1

    Discovery and mapping

    We audit SKUs, warehouses, customers and accounts on both sides and agree a written field map.

  2. Step 2

    Staging connector

    The connector is built and tested against test data or a copy of your company.

  3. Step 3

    Parallel run and go-live

    Both the old process and the connector run side by side until the numbers match.

  4. Step 4

    Monitor and support

    Alerts, logs and a runbook, with monitoring plans from R2,500 a month.

Integration pricing in plain numbers.

Typical integration scopes. Final pricing depends on systems and complexity.

Essential connector

R15,000–R35,000

Two-system sync, a single workflow automation or a pilot integration.

Timeline
1–3 weeks
  • Discovery and field mapping
  • REST or webhook connector
  • Staging tests and go-live
  • Handover documentation
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Integration hub

R45,000–R120,000

Multiple SaaS tools, retail or finance operations, growing product teams.

Timeline
4–8 weeks
  • Middleware or event bus
  • 3–5 connected systems
  • Monitoring and alerting
  • POPIA-aware auth patterns
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Enterprise integration

From R150,000

ERP + CRM + ecommerce, legacy modernisation and SLA requirements.

Timeline
Scoped
  • Solution architecture
  • High-volume sync and queues
  • Security review and runbooks
  • Ongoing support options
Get a quote

Integration monitoring and support

Keep connectors healthy after launch.

PlanPriceIncludes
Monitor LiteR2,500/moUptime checks and email alerts
Monitor ProR5,500/moDashboards and incident response
Managed integrationR9,500+/moChanges, patches and SLA options

A Amazon connector to one accounting system is usually an Essential connector. Full details on the API integrations page.

Your questions, answered

A few good questions.

Have something else in mind?

Let’s talk
Can you integrate with Amazon.co.za specifically?

Yes. The Selling Partner API covers the South African marketplace. We connect your Seller Central account and handle rand pricing and South African VAT.

How are Amazon fees and payouts recorded?

From settlement reports. Each settlement is split into sales, referral fees, FBA fees and refunds and posted so it matches the deposit in your bank.

Do you support Fulfilled by Amazon?

Yes. FBA stock is tracked separately from your own warehouse, so your other channels never sell stock that is sitting in Amazon’s warehouse.

How much does Amazon integration cost?

A Amazon connector to one accounting system or ERP is usually an Essential connector at R15,000–R35,000 once-off, 1–3 weeks after discovery. Several systems or channels move into the Integration hub tier, R45,000–R120,000.

Your next chapter starts here

Amazon, connected.Let’s make it work.

Tell us which systems you run and where the manual work is. We’ll reply with a field map and a fixed-scope proposal.

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