Artificiale Seller Analytics

Service and how it works

This page describes exactly what the application retrieves, the permissions it asks for, and how a seller grants and withdraws access.

Data we retrieve

Two datasets, both aggregated business performance data:

Sales & Traffic

Economics

Retrieved from Amazon's Data Kiosk economics dataset. Coverage varies: the fields below are returned subject to availability in the individual seller's dataset, and some depend on information the seller has entered in their own Amazon account.

We confirm actual coverage against the current Data Kiosk schema and the first authorised seller before relying on any of these fields in reporting.

Permissions we request

The application requests two roles: Brand Analytics and Selling Partner Insights. Neither is a restricted role, neither grants access to buyer personally identifiable information, and we request no role that does.

How authorisation works

  1. We send the seller a link to Amazon's own authorisation page.
  2. The seller signs in to Seller Central and reviews the permissions being requested.
  3. If the seller consents, Amazon returns an authorisation to our application, which we exchange for a long-lived credential.
  4. That credential is encrypted before storage and is used only to retrieve that seller's data.

We never ask for, receive or store a seller's Amazon username or password. Authorisation happens entirely on Amazon's own pages.

Withdrawing authorisation

A seller can revoke access at any time from Seller Central → Apps & Services → Manage Your Apps, with no notice to us and no reason required. Access ends immediately on revocation, and we delete the stored credential and the retrieved data within 30 days, as set out in our privacy policy.

What we never do