Dashboard Section

Dashboard Section

The Dashboard is your central hub for monitoring the performance and status of your Amazon integration. It provides a quick overview of connected accounts, product listings, profiles, and sales metrics, helping you track business health at a glance.  


1. Accounts 

This widget shows the number of Amazon accounts connected to the integration. 
  1. Total Accounts: The total number of Amazon seller accounts linked.
  2. Active Accounts: Accounts that are currently active and syncing data. 
Best Practice: Ensure all accounts you sell from are marked as active for smooth synchronization. 

2. Profiles  

Profiles help organize and manage product data before syncing with Amazon. 
  1. Total Profiles: Number of profiles created.
  2. Active Profiles: Profiles currently being used for product uploads and management.
Best Practice: Use profiles to group products by category, pricing rules, or fulfillment type for easier management. 

3. Listings 

Keep track of your product publishing status on Amazon. 
  1. Total Products: Number of products synced from your store.
  2. Total Live Products: Products successfully listed and active on Amazon. 
Best Practice: Regularly review live vs. total products to ensure all intended items are visible on Amazon. 

4. Sales 

Monitor your order and revenue performance in real time. 
  1. Total Sales: The cumulative revenue generated via Amazon.
  2. Total Orders: Total number of customer orders received.
  3. Shipped Orders: Number of orders successfully fulfilled. 
Best Practice: Keep shipped orders close to total orders to maintain a strong Amazon seller rating.  

Extras 

The Extras section provides advanced tools and settings to help you customize, monitor, and optimize your Amazon integration. Each option is designed to give you more control over product mapping, synchronization, and error handling. 


1. Configurations 

The Amazon Configuration section is where you set the foundation for how your Magento store connects and communicates with Amazon. Think of it as the control panel where you decide how products, orders, and updates flow between the two platforms.

When you open this section (from Extras → Configuration → CEDCOMMERCE → Amazon Configuration), you’ll see four key sub-sections: 
  1. Amazon Settings: This is where you enable or disable the integration and set your general preferences. 
  2. Amazon Product Settings: Here, you define how products from your Magento store will be synced to Amazon.
  3. Amazon Order Settings: This section controls how Amazon orders will behave once they land in your Magento store. 
  4. Amazon Cron Settings: This is where you automate tasks with scheduled cron jobs (background processes). 
Best Practice: Keep your sync intervals aligned with Amazon’s update cycles for real-time accuracy. 

2. Category 

This section helps you map your store categories with Amazon’s category structure. 
  1. Browse Nodes: Select the appropriate Amazon category for your products.
  2. Category Mapping: Match your internal store categories to Amazon’s taxonomy.
  3. Validation Checks: Ensure the mapped category supports the product type before publishing. 
Best Practice: Always map products to the most specific sub-category to increase discoverability. 

3. Attribute 

Manage and map product attributes between your store and Amazon. 
  1. Attribute Mapping: Link store attributes (e.g., size, color, material) with Amazon’s required attributes.
  2. Mandatory Fields: Ensure required attributes are correctly mapped for successful product publishing.
  3. Custom Attributes: Create and map custom fields if your product requires extra details. 
Best Practice: Double-check attribute mappings for variation products (size, color) to avoid listing errors. 

4. Queue 

Monitor and track ongoing sync processes here. 

5. Feed 

Manage your product and order data feeds to Amazon. 
  1. Feed Uploads: Review product, pricing, and inventory feed submissions.
  2. Processing Reports: Get detailed status updates from Amazon (queue/processed).
  3. Resubmit Option: Quickly resend failed feeds after resolving issues. 
Best Practice: Always review processing reports to spot and fix listing errors before resubmitting. 

6. API Change Log 

Stay updated with Amazon API modifications and integration updates.

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