Ask your Amazon business a question in normal language.
The AmazonIQ GPT retrieves relevant authorized seller data directly through AmazonIQ Actions. It can combine orders, listings, finance, FBA inventory, movements, and eligible reports in one grounded investigation.
The dashboard and GPT are independent experiences. They do not read data from each other, and the dashboard does not need to be open. Both can use the same seller-authorized AmazonIQ connection. AmazonIQ remains read-only, and every Amazon account decision or action stays with the seller.
See what is true now. Investigate what changed. Model what could happen next.
The Seller Intelligence Dashboard and AmazonIQ GPT are two independent systems. The Dashboard does not feed the GPT, and the GPT does not read the Dashboard. Both may use the same seller-authorized AmazonIQ connection, but neither depends on the other. They do not call, read from, or depend on each other.
Supported results retain marketplace, region, currency, period, freshness, source, and actual-versus-estimated context. Through ChatGPT, sellers can ask focused follow-up questions from a computer or phone in their preferred language without repeatedly uploading isolated screenshots when relevant authorized context is already available.
SELLER INTELLIGENCE DASHBOARD
See the current facts of your Amazon operation in one clear workspace
AmazonIQ organizes supported seller-authorized Amazon data into a structured, read-only operating view for orders, sales, finance, fees, products, listings, pricing, inventory, FBA, inbound activity, returns, performance signals, customer-feedback topics and data coverage.
AMAZONIQ GPT
Ask focused questions about your authorized seller data
Both experiences remain read-only. AmazonIQ does not change prices, listings, inventory, orders, fulfillment or buyer messages.
The conversational workflow
One question can bring several Amazon signals together.
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Ask normally
Describe the seller question in business language. No internal operation names or report menus are required.
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AmazonIQ selects sources
The GPT can use one or several implemented Amazon datasets that fit the question and the connected account.
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Review grounded evidence
Returned facts, unavailable sources, assumptions, and recommended investigations remain distinct.
Example workflows
Built for real seller investigations.
Latest order investigation
“What sold in my latest order, which ASIN and SKU were involved, and what should I verify next?”
Listing health review
“Discover my listings and show which are not buyable or have errors, warnings, or missing attributes.”
Fees and net proceeds
“Summarize Amazon fees, refunds, reimbursements, adjustments, and net proceeds for this period.”
FBA inventory review
“Which units are fulfillable, reserved, inbound, unsellable, researching, or stranded?”
Inventory transfer investigation
“What moved between Amazon fulfillment centers, and were units reported lost, damaged, or found?”
Cost-file profitability review
“Use my uploaded cost spreadsheet with Amazon sales and fees to estimate product contribution.”
Compliance-message analysis
“Analyze the compliance notice I uploaded and help me prepare an investigation plan.”
Reports have one clear lifecycle
Prepare creates or reuses an allowlisted matching report. Check Status examines only an existing job after a short cooldown and does not create another report. Pending or failed never means the seller connection is disconnected by itself.
Files and live data together
Upload cost spreadsheets, compliance notices, or seller documents in the GPT and analyze them alongside live Amazon context. Cost completeness determines the quality of profitability estimates.
Advice without account mutation
The GPT can explain evidence and suggest the next investigation. It cannot edit listings, prices, inventory, orders, refunds, shipments, fulfillment, or buyer messages.
Give ChatGPT grounded Amazon seller context.
First, sign in to ChatGPT and open the AmazonIQ GPT. When requested, sign in to AmazonIQ, connect or select your authorized Amazon seller account, and then ask questions about that seller's Amazon data.