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Does A2X actually import the individual Amazon orders? Or does it only do the consolidated entries?
Does A2X actually import the individual Amazon orders? Or does it only do the consolidated entries?

What is imported in the settlements from Amazon?

Iona Bird avatar
Written by Iona Bird
Updated over a week ago

When A2X pulls information from Amazon, you will see a Settlement containing a consolidation of sales and fees for a given settlement period, as in the screenshot below. You won't see individual orders in these consolidation summaries.

The intention of sending this format to your accounting system is to give you the basic transactional information you need for the settlement period. It is easy to find, read, and understand in your accounting records.  (It purposefully keeps the management of individual orders inside Amazon Sellers). 

Amazon Deposits usually arrive a few days after the close of the Settlement. A2X makes it easier to account for and reconcile the imported Settlement to the deposit.

Amazon Summaries are only available in Amazon Seller Central. They look a little like A2X settlements in that they are consolidations. However, they don't report on a number of transactions in a true accounting approach and so leave a margin for error.

A2X Settlement Entries are an accurate interpretation of settlement transactions and allow for a true accounting approach to settlements, making it much easier to map to accounts and generate accurate financial reports.

Please Note: A raw settlement file containing all individual transactions (individual orders) will be available for you to download from A2X for your records. This will also be sent over to the accounting system, attached as a .txt file for audit purposes.

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