API Layer for Amazon Accounts

Turn fragmented seller data into a single production-ready API

ShipmentBot Data aggregates account-level Amazon signals and exposes clean endpoints your team can ship against. Use it as your stable integration layer, and proxy to key upstream endpoints when you need direct access.

GET /api/v1
{"data":{"name":"RIZZness API","version":"v1"}}

GET /api/v1/me
{"data":{"user":{"id":42,"email":"developer@example.com"},"api_key":{"name":"Production Agent"}}}

GET /api/v1/tables
{"data":[{"name":"sales_traffic_sku_month_summaries"},{"name":"settlement_summaries"}]}

GET /api/v1/query/settlement_summaries?limit=1
{"data":[],"meta":{"table_name":"settlement_summaries","limit":1,"offset":0,"returned_count":0}}

What this layer handles for you

Build apps on one consistent contract instead of wiring directly into multiple Amazon surfaces. The platform centralizes auth context, schema normalization, and request strategy.

Aggregation

Unified Amazon Data

Pull orders, catalog, inventory, finance, and performance metrics into one coherent API surface.

Proxy

Simple Endpoint Proxying

Forward selected requests to critical Amazon endpoints with managed auth, retries, and observability.

Schema

Normalized Responses

Get stable payload shapes your apps can trust, even when upstream data arrives fragmented.

Access

Built-In Account Context

One tokenized layer for multi-account use cases, partner workflows, and secure API access patterns.

How teams typically use it

01
Authorize once

Connect Seller or Vendor accounts through Amazon OAuth and store scoped access securely.

02
Query normalized APIs

Use aggregated endpoints for account snapshots, metrics, and reporting with stable response shapes.

03
Proxy critical calls

Forward selected requests to key upstream endpoints when your workflow needs native-level behavior.