Inventory & Ops · X post · source Mar 27, 2026
Seller Dashboard and Prep Center Sync Built with Claude Code
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After the upgrade, a daily order scan auto-fixes inventory discrepancies, FBA/FBM detection uses live SP-API data, catalog matching flags uncertain items, and channel sync runs automatically.
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Copy-paste prompt
Using my SP-API credentials in .env, build a small local dashboard: 1) account health summary; 2) open FBA inbound shipments with units shipped vs received; 3) best sellers by units for the last 7, 30 and 60 days. Read-only: don't call any endpoint that changes listings, prices or shipments. Show me the endpoints you plan to use before writing code.
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What they did
An Amazon seller posting a daily build log plugged Claude Code into his Amazon API and built a health dashboard, an FBA shipment tracker and best sellers by 7, 30 and 60 days in one day. Four days later he upgraded his Amazon-to-prep-center automation.
How it went
After the upgrade, a daily order scan auto-fixes inventory discrepancies, FBA/FBM detection uses live SP-API data, catalog matching flags uncertain items, and channel sync runs automatically. He calls Claude Code his new favorite thing.
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Worth knowing
Short build-log posts with no numbers. Flagging uncertain catalog matches instead of guessing is the part worth copying; an auto-fix that matches the wrong SKU makes the discrepancy worse.