Defined capabilities
The assistant calls named tools for catalog, listings, inventory, orders, pricing, account health and Sponsored Products, depending on the granted scopes.
Vendooly sits between an AI assistant and the Amazon APIs you authorize. It exposes defined tools for Seller Central and Amazon Ads, keeps each request scoped to the right seller account and marketplace, and waits for explicit approval before writes.
An AI model can explain Amazon concepts on its own. Operational work needs fresh, authorized data and a clear boundary around what may be read or changed.
The assistant calls named tools for catalog, listings, inventory, orders, pricing, account health and Sponsored Products, depending on the granted scopes.
Requests stay attached to the selected org, seller account and marketplace. Agencies can work across authorized contexts without combining them.
Read operations and proposed changes are different jobs. Listing, feed, price, bid, budget and campaign writes require a visible confirmation.
The seller authorizes the relevant Seller API or Ads API scopes. Vendooly does not ask the operator to paste Amazon credentials into an AI conversation.
The MCP tool validates the org, seller account, marketplace and parameters before retrieving or preparing data.
For a write, the proposed scope remains visible and nothing is executed until the user confirms.
Each page explains the required evidence, control boundary and practical questions for one high-intent use case.
Start with a bounded question about listings, stock, pricing or Sponsored Products, then inspect exactly what the tool used.