Every order, every marketplace, one feed.
Orders come off Amazon's Selling Partner API on a scheduled sync. The feed shows the marketplace, timestamp, SKU and total for each one, no switching accounts to see them.
The feed, live.
The list is chronological: newest orders first, timestamped to the second. Each row carries a marketplace tag so you always know which account it came from, and the currency in the total matches the marketplace, so a €16.90 order does not silently show as 16.90 anything else.
One order, opened up.
Open an order and you see what Amazon actually sends: buyer info per the SP-API's Buyer PII contract, shipping details, timeline, and cost breakdown. We do not repackage the data, we present it, per Amazon's Data Protection Policy.
Filter by marketplace when you need to.
By default, the feed shows every connected marketplace. Filter by one, or a few, the URL updates so you can come back to the same filter. Nothing about the underlying data changes; you are still reading the same SP-API stream.
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