Amazon SP-API Compliance & Data Transparency

Data Ingestion

MarginPro connects to Amazon's Selling Partner API to retrieve essential financial, operational, and inventory data. We ingest only the specific report types and API endpoints required for profitability analytics.

Reports ingested include:

• FBA Inventory Reports
• Settlement / Financial Events Reports
• Fee Preview Reports
• Pricing & Competitive Pricing Data
• Catalog Item Data
• Case Management Data (Support API)

Product Experience

The MarginPro interface includes SKU-level profitability dashboards, product detail pages, cost and fee breakdowns, historical performance, and contribution margin analytics. Screenshots on this page show how Amazon data powers the UI.

Built for Amazon Sellers

MarginPro is designed exclusively for Amazon Sellers and relies fully on Amazon's SP-API to deliver accurate and actionable profitability insights.

Requested Permissions

Our requested SP-API permissions directly enable real-time pricing, fee accuracy, SKU reconciliation, settlement verification, and case tracking. Only permissions strictly required for seller-facing features are requested.

Feature → Data Source → Seller Benefit

Every feature is mapped to an Amazon API or report source to ensure data accuracy:

• Profitability Forecasting → Fees API → Identifies unprofitable SKUs
• Real-Time Pricing → Pricing API → Helps sellers optimize sale price
• Inventory Valuation → FBA Inventory API → Prevents long-term storage losses
• Settlement Reconciliation → Financial Events API → Matches payouts to costs
• Case Management → Support API → Improves seller operations

SP-API Domains & Endpoints Used

MarginPro uses the following Amazon SP-API domains:

• Support API – GET /cases, /cases/{caseId}, /contacts
• Reports API – report creation + retrieval endpoints
• Financial Events API – settlement and transaction data
• Fees API – FBA fee previews
• Pricing API – competitive pricing and offers
• Catalog API – product and ASIN metadata
• FBA Inventory API – inventory health and availability

Why These Endpoints Are Needed

Each endpoint powers a specific functionality such as case visibility, settlement reconciliation, pricing analysis, fee forecasting, or inventory-based profitability.

Refresh Frequency

• Support cases: every 24 hours
• Case details: daily or when status changes
• Pricing and Fees data: updated daily
• Inventory data: updated regularly
• Settlement/Financial data: refreshed when Amazon releases new reports

Restricted Data Access (RDA)

MarginPro does NOT request or use Restricted Data Access (RDA).

Minimum Data Access

MarginPro retrieves only the minimum fields required to deliver each feature and does not ingest unnecessary data. We ingest only the fields and date ranges required for its functionality. We do not store bulk or non-essential Amazon data.

Privacy Policy

Our privacy policy outlines how Amazon data is collected, processed, stored, and deleted in compliance with Amazon's Data Protection Policy. It includes full disclosures on PII handling, retention timelines, seller-requested deletion, and data sharing limits.

PII Usage Justification

Only PII required for seller-facing features (e.g., account identifiers or case contact names) is used. No unnecessary PII is collected or stored.

Retention & Deletion Policy

Amazon data is retained only for as long as needed for active product functionality. Data is deleted promptly upon seller request, in full compliance with Amazon's Data Protection Policy.

Security Measures

We enforce strict credential and password policies, MFA, encrypted storage, encrypted network transport, least-privilege access, and continuous audit logging. Internal access is restricted through role-based controls.

Incident Response

Our incident response process includes immediate detection, isolation, investigation, remediation, and user notification. All incidents are handled according to industry security standards.

Data Sharing Disclosure

Amazon data is shared only with essential processors such as AWS for secure hosting and infrastructure operations. No Amazon data is shared with external parties beyond required service providers.

External Processors

MarginPro uses selected infrastructure providers such as:

• AWS – secure hosting and storage
• Monitoring and logging tools – ensure system reliability and error detection

Only minimal operational data is shared with these services.

Non-Amazon Sources

MarginPro does not retrieve Amazon Information from any non-Amazon sources.

Amazon Seller Data & SP-API Compliance

This block covers compliance with:

• Amazon's Acceptable Use Policy
• Data Protection Policy
• Minimum-data principles
• Retention requirements
• Deletion obligations
• Transparency expectations

Change Management & Version Control

All SP-API integrations follow a formal change-management process including code review, automated testing, versioning, staged deployment, and monitored rollout.