Authorize MarketplaceHub on Amazon Seller Central or Vendor Central, country by country, and see what the connection pulls right after setup.
Connect your Amazon account
On the Dashboard, click Connect new Marketplace.
On the Marketplace step, pick Amazon Seller Central or Amazon Vendor Central, then Continue.
On the Country step, choose the country of the Amazon account you're connecting. The list shows the countries currently available to connect — one connection per country.
On the Redirect step, click Connect Account. You'll land on Amazon's own consent page — sign in with your Amazon seller credentials and authorize the MarketplaceHub app. MarketplaceHub never sees your Amazon password.
Back in MarketplaceHub, the Auth Confirmation step confirms the connection. Click Go to Dashboard.
One run of the wizard per country — each gets its own card.
What happens next
Your new Amazon card starts in the Pulling stage: MarketplaceHub checks your account details in the background and verifies the account can use Amazon's API. When that completes, the card moves on to the product import step.
Two states worth knowing about:
Non Professional Account — Amazon's API requires a Professional selling plan. If your account is on the Individual plan, the card shows this state with a Reconcile button to re-check after you upgrade.
Disconnected — the authorization was revoked or expired; click Authorize on the card to reconnect. See Fix a disconnected marketplace.
Selling in more than one country?
Run the wizard once per country — each Amazon country is its own connection with its own card, import setup and sync.
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