It is never easier to grant users access to your Amazon Seller Central account. We all know that running a business is complex, and we all need help at some point. Only you have access to the account tools and features when you first set up your Sell with FBA Amazon Central account.
Others who are active in the running of your company, on the other hand, may need access. Fortunately, Amazon Seller Central manages user accounts using an invitation mechanism, allowing you, the Admin, to grant authorization to other users. To begin, you, as the account manager or administrator, send an email or SMS invitation to other users to register an account on Seller Central. The permissions for each user must then be configured.
To grant user permissions in Amazon Seller Central, follow these steps:
- Go to your Amazon Seller Central account and log in.
- Move your cursor over “Settings” in the upper right corner and choose “User Permissions” from the drop-down menu.
- In the blank space, type your name and email address, then click “Send Invitation.
The name of the person you invited will appear in the “Open Invitations” area after you’ve sent the Invitation. By clicking the buttons next to the Invitation, you can resend or cancel it. The confirmation will arrive in a couple of seconds, and if the invited user does not receive it, he can check his Spam or Promotions folders.
- Once the invited user accepts the Invitation, their name will appear in the “Current User” section.
- After that, click the “Manage Permissions” button to control the user’s access to your account.
The user does not have permission by default until you give them one.
- When you’ve finished selecting the rights you want to allow, click Continue to save and confirm your choices. If you wish to deny a user access to your account, click the “Delete” button next to the user’s name and then “OK” to confirm.
What is an Amazon Merchant ID?
An Amazon Merchant ID is a unique identifier that allows you to shop online. A Merchant ID, also known as a Seller ID, is a set of numbers that appears in the URL for your products or storefront. This ID may be required to sign up for Amazon services or build custom URLs for your Amazon purchases.
Your Merchant ID is available to the public, and everyone who visits your storefront can see it. Don’t be concerned – knowing your Merchant ID will bring no harm to you.
Using Merchant/Seller ID to Get Around the Buy Box
Did you know that you may direct consumers to buy from you instead of other vendors on the duplicate listing using your Merchant ID? Even if you don’t have the Buy Box, you can send customers to a URL that includes your Merchant ID, and you’ll show up in the Buy Box for that person. This can be accomplished in two ways. To begin, go to your shop and find the product you wish to connect to, and then click through to the product listing. Double-check — your name should appear after the “sold by” wording in the Buy Box.
