Amazon Setup - Quick Setup Wizard

Note: in 2025, Amazon released their Solution Provider Portal, which is replacing the Seller Central/Develop Apps page. Based on which platform your Amazon account is on, you may need to obtain credentials in different manner.

Once you have set up a trial subscription and obtained your credentials, you are ready to set up your CSM for Amazon solution. To assist you in the creation of your primary sale channel, CSM for Amazon includes a setup wizard that streamlines the setup process.

Search for CSM Setup and select the related link
- From the New section, select Amazon Quick Setup
- "Welcome to the Amazon Quick Setup Wizard." step
  - In the Web Service Type field, use the dropdown to select the current supported Amazon API Set: SPAPI. It is recommended you enable all other options and choose Next (you can always change these settings later).
- "API Set Information" step
  - Copy over API credentials you retrieved from the Amazon API Credentials process

Field	Example Value
Amazon API Set Code This is a unique code that identifies the API Set.	AMAZON_SPAPI
Amazon API Set Description This is a text description of the API Set.	Amazon Selling Partner API (Amazon SPAPI)
Amazon Application ID Location: Seller Central/Solution Provider Portal If you have obtained a Restricted Data Token from Amazon and want to use it to retrieve shipping address information for FBM orders, you must specify the ID of the app you created in your Amazon Developer Central account for communication to Business Central. The App ID is presented directly on the main Developer Central page and will have a format of amzn1.sp.solution.[xxx], where [xxx] is a unique number that has been assigned to your application.	amzn1.sp.solution.{xxx}
Amazon Access Key ID Location: AWS This value is attached to your IAM User that you will have already created. This needs to be created on the IAM User Summary.	AKIA3ZX72QPL4O1UURDC
Amazon Secret Key Location: AWS This value is also attached to your IAM User that you will have already created. After creating the Access Key, you will need to click the Show button to expose the Secret Access Key. Ensure you have this value recorded locally as you will not be able to access it after viewing it for the first time.	mUOOWIDBoixI/67bcOC+WY
Amazon Client ID Location: Seller Central/Solution Provider Portal Amazon Device Messaging (Amazon’s service that manages the transmission of messages to and from Amazon) requires OAuth credentials that verify your server’s identity. These credentials exist in the form of a Client ID and Client Secret Key. You can obtain these credentials from your Amazon developer portal account by opening the Security Profile Management area and then choosing the Web Settings tab.	amzn1.app-oa2-client.0a
Amazon Client Secret Location: Seller Central/Solution Provider Portal See Above	amzn1.oa2-cs.v1.3d9c77
Amazon Role ARN Location: AWS Your Amazon Resource Name (ARN) is a role that manages identity and access policies, API calls, and other services.	arn:aws:iam::1:role/Role
Amazon Role ARN Version Location: AWS Your Amazon Resource Name (ARN) may include a version number as a qualifier to more fully identify the role. If this qualifier has been established, it should be entered here.
Amazon Seller ID Location: Seller Central This is your Amazon merchant token. You can obtain this value from your Amazon Seller Central account by opening your Account Info page, then choosing the Merchant Token option in the Business Information section.	A2ZJW4LZRW2Y8
Amazon Marketplace ID Location: Seller Central This is the marketplace ID for your Amazon storefront. You can obtain this value by your Amazon storefront or any of the products you list on Amazon in a browser. If you review the URL, you will notice a segment that reads “&marketplaceID=” followed by an alphanumeric value. That alphanumeric value is your marketplace ID for that storefront. Amazon Marketplace ID options	ATKZREVPDIX0R
Amazon Refresh Token Location: Seller Central/Solution Provider Portal Enter your Amazon refresh token, which is used by CSM to request new access tokens as needed.	Atzr\|IwEB2BqZqU9WH
AWS Region Location: AWS Your Amazon seller environment is hosted in a particular region, which can be specified here. By default, CSM for Amazon supports AWS servers in eastern and western North America, as well as western Europe.	us-east-1 eu-west-1 us-west-2

- "Sales Channel Information" step
  - Here you can specify how you want to identify FBA vs FBM sales channel.
  - Use the radio buttons to toggle on either or both FBA or FBM sales channels

Field

Example Value

FBA/FBM Sales Channel Code

This is unique code that identifies the Sales Channel. It can be any value you wish, but we recommend naming it something meaningful that describes the Sales Channel.

AMAZON_FBA

FBA/FBM Sales Channel Description

This is a text description of the Sales Channel.

FBA- Amazon Marketplace

- "Press Next to Load the Amazon Data." step
  - Choose Next to load and configure your Amazon channel
- Once the channel setup is complete, click Finish

Test your Connection

Search for CSM Sales Channels and select the related link
- Click on the associated Sales Channel you just created
  - From the APIs ribbon, choose the Test Channel Communication

Note: If the test was successful, you can continue your sales channel configuration. If it failed, please search the knowledge base or contact support.

Let's begin our configuration:

➡️ Next Step: Configure your Sales Channel

Amazon Setup - Quick Setup Wizard

The CSM for Amazon Setup Wizard streamlines the installation process, allowing you to set up your primary sales channel with minimal effort.

Test your Connection

Let's begin our configuration: