Advertising & PPC tools
Custom campaign reports, search-term reviews, budget alerts and bid recommendations. Where supported and authorised, add rule-based changes with agreed limits, review steps and action history.
Custom development · Automation · API integration
Still downloading reports, checking listings or updating the same information in different systems? We build tools around the work your team actually does—from advertising and catalogue tasks to order management, stock planning and reporting.
For sellers, brands and agencies · Internal tools or multi-seller applications
Build around your requirements
You may need one daily report, a tool that checks hundreds of listings, or a dashboard used by several team members. The right starting point is the problem you want to solve.
We review your current process, the information available and the decision or action required. Then we agree on a practical first version, rather than adding features your team will not use.
AI where it helps. Clear rules where they work better. Content drafts and report summaries may benefit from AI. Calculations, stock checks and spending limits should follow defined rules. We explain how each part of your tool works.
Amazon seller software development
Choose one workflow or combine related tasks. These are examples of projects we can scope; your proposal confirms the exact features, data sources and responsibilities.
Custom campaign reports, search-term reviews, budget alerts and bid recommendations. Where supported and authorised, add rule-based changes with agreed limits, review steps and action history.
Draft titles, bullets and descriptions from verified product information. Build checks for missing attributes, inconsistent specifications and variation data. Your team reviews content before it is published.
Bring permitted order status and fulfilment information into a working view. Build exception queues and hand-offs to your operations team or existing systems, using only the fields and actions your access allows.
Stock alerts, sales-based planning, reorder suggestions and inventory views across agreed accounts or marketplaces. Confirm how stock is reserved and updated before enabling synchronisation.
Combine available sales, ads, fees and returns data into reports your team can use. Agree on metric definitions, costs, refresh frequency and source coverage so totals can be explained.
Ask questions about permitted business reports, summarise account changes and turn findings into review tasks. Keep source references and reporting dates visible so the answer can be checked.
Connect suitable website, ERP, warehouse or reporting systems through supported interfaces. Map products, accounts and records so information reaches the right team without repeated copying.
Review broken imports, authorisation errors, unreliable reports or a tool that no longer matches your process. Agree on fixes, upgrades and an ongoing maintenance plan where needed.
Turn a requirement into a clear brief
| The task today | The tool we could build | Control to agree |
|---|---|---|
| Your team checks ad spend and orders across many campaigns. | A daily exception report that flags agreed conditions and prepares bid or budget recommendations. | Reporting window, minimum data, approval step and limits on any automated changes. |
| Someone manually checks every product page for missing information. | A catalogue checker that highlights incomplete attributes and drafts content from verified product facts. | Supported fields, product claim checks and review before upload. |
| Sales, fees, ads and returns are reviewed in separate sheets. | A dashboard that brings available sources together and shows how each metric is calculated. | Date basis, tax treatment, cost inputs and visible data refresh times. |
| Order or stock issues get lost between teams. | A shared task view with stock alerts, permitted order exceptions, owners and follow-up status. | Data access, update frequency and the actions each user can take. |
Features depend on the marketplace, available API operations, account permissions and data quality. We check these before committing to a build. A custom tool does not guarantee sales, rankings or advertising returns.
Amazon SP-API & Ads API application support
An API is the connection a tool uses to exchange supported data or actions with Amazon. We review which connection your project needs and what must be in place before it can be used.
SP-API supports seller workflows such as catalogue, orders, inventory and reporting, depending on the operation and approved roles.
Amazon Ads API supports advertising management and reporting. Its access and authorisation process is separate from SP-API.
New application, rejected request or existing integration
Application and role review: We check whether the requested access matches the tool’s use case. Different permissions may be needed for different operations, and sensitive data can require additional review.
Service and website readiness: We can review whether your site clearly explains the actual product, features, support and data use. Any missing documentation or implementation work is agreed before it is added to the project.
Rejection follow-up: We review the reason given by Amazon and prepare a list of changes needed. We help correct the relevant gaps and follow the submission instructions provided for the case.
Technical integration: Where agreed, we handle authorisation flows, data mapping, report imports, error handling and test cases. Credentials are handled securely during implementation, not collected through this enquiry form.
Using an existing third-party tool? You may only need to authorise that application rather than apply for your own developer access. We confirm the delivery model before recommending a new application.
Make the tool useful for your team
Choose what stays as a recommendation and what can run automatically. Set bid or budget limits, review steps, action history and a way to pause the workflow.
Show source reports, date ranges and data refresh times. Define the calculations behind your metrics. Flag missing or delayed data rather than presenting a guess as a fact.
Agree on user roles, account separation, storage and deletion requirements. Review Amazon policies and model-provider terms before sending account data to any external AI service.
From requirement to working tool
You do not need a technical specification to start. Explain the task and the result you need. We will help turn it into a clear scope.
Discuss what you want to build ↗Review the users, accounts, reports, systems and repeated work. Define what the tool should produce and how your team will judge whether it works.
Check API eligibility and data availability. Agree on the first version, integrations, responsibilities, acceptance checks and development fee.
Develop the agreed workflow and review sample outputs. Test permissions, calculations, errors and proposed account changes before enabling production actions.
Deploy the agreed version, explain how to use it and provide the documentation included in your plan. Confirm monitoring, maintenance and the process for future changes.
Custom development charges
The cost depends on workflows, integrations, data sources, users and whether you need a tool for one business or multiple sellers. We confirm what is feasible and explain the charges before development starts.
Your proposal explains the agreed features, delivery stages and the costs of running the tool.
These items are defined and priced in your proposal; they are not all automatically included. Applicable taxes, API-related costs and limits are explained separately. Amazon ad spend remains separate.
Questions you may have
We can scope tools for advertising, listings, orders, stock, reporting, internal tasks and connections to other business systems. The final features depend on your requirements, permitted data access and available integrations. We confirm feasibility and deliverables before development.
Yes. The project can be an internal tool for your team, rather than a public application. We review your accounts, users and workflow, then confirm the appropriate access route, hosting and support arrangements.
Yes, subject to the scope and access requirements. Multi-seller applications need suitable seller authorisation and separation of account data. Public SP-API applications have additional requirements, including Amazon’s applicable listing and policy obligations. We assess these before confirming the project.
No. Some tools can work with reports you are permitted to upload or export. Direct integrations depend on the APIs and permissions needed for the feature. We first check whether your tool needs live account access, a scheduled import or a file-based workflow.
No. Selling Partner API supports seller operations and data, subject to the relevant roles and permissions. Amazon Ads API supports advertising workflows and has its own onboarding and authorisation process. Some projects need both; approval for one does not give access to the other.
We help identify the suitable application route, explain required roles, prepare accurate use-case descriptions and review technical and website readiness. We can also help address gaps raised during review. Amazon decides whether to grant access. We do not guarantee approval or a fixed review time.
Yes. Share the rejection reason without including credentials or private account data. We review the stated issues, the intended service and actual implementation. We explain what needs to be corrected before a fresh submission or response, following Amazon’s instructions for that case.
It depends on how the solution is delivered. A new application using your own developer identity may need an application and approval process. A seller authorising an existing approved third-party application usually follows its authorisation flow instead. We confirm the route for your project before asking you to apply.
It can be designed to take supported actions where permissions and policies allow. We agree on what requires approval, spending or change limits, action logs and how to pause automation. An AI suggestion does not have to become an automatic account change.
The project should define the data needed, authorised users, storage, retention and deletion arrangements. We review applicable Amazon policies and any AI provider terms before sending account data to a model. Credentials belong on the server, and sensitive data is not collected through this enquiry form.
Charges depend on the workflows, data sources, accounts, users, integrations and access requirements. We quote the agreed build and separately explain any hosting, model usage, third-party software, maintenance or applicable API-related costs. Amazon advertising spend is separate.
Source code rights, licences, hosting control, documentation, training and handover are agreed in your proposal. If you want your team to run the tool after delivery, tell us at the start so that requirement is included in the scope.
The proposal states any included support period and its limits. Ongoing monitoring, API changes, bug support and new features can be covered by a separately agreed maintenance plan. We explain what happens if Amazon changes an API or an authorisation expires.
Describe one task your team repeats, the reports or systems involved and the output you need. Tell us whether it is for your own business or multiple sellers, and whether API access already exists. We will discuss a practical first version and explain the work and charges.
Let us understand your requirements
Describe the task your team does today and what you want the tool to do instead. We will discuss the data required, API access, development scope and charges before you decide.
Our team is based in Pune and works with sellers across India and international Amazon marketplaces.
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