TrueSKU for Amazon sellers

TrueSKU reads your Amazon listings - SKU (seller SKU), ASIN, title, price, quantity, and listing status - and keeps a mirror of them so you can map each one to a canonical SKU in TrueSKU. Amazon seller SKUs are matched directly: TrueSKU doesn't rename or restructure them.

Once a listing is linked to a SKU, TrueSKU can push stock quantity updates to that Amazon listing automatically whenever the underlying SKU's available stock changes - whether that change came from a sale on a different channel, a purchase order being received, or a manual adjustment.

Amazon order/sales ingestion is part of the same connected-account setup, so sales recorded against a linked listing reduce the SKU's stock the same way a sale on any other connected channel does.

If an Amazon listing is linked to a bundle SKU, the quantity TrueSKU can sell is governed by the availability of the bundle's components, not a separately tracked bundle stock figure.

TrueSKU separates listing discovery from outbound stock control. You can inspect and map listings before allowing TrueSKU to publish quantities. Amazon parent rows, which group variations but are not themselves buyable offers, are recognised and excluded from workflows that require a sellable listing.

Connect your Amazon Seller Central account through TrueSKU's channel connection flow, then map each listing to a SKU (or create new SKUs directly from unmapped listings) before enabling outbound stock sync for that account.