Automate inventory synchronization, pricing updates, transaction management, and financial reconciliation between Amazon Seller Central (FBM and FBA) and Epicor Prophet 21 ERP in real time.
Seamlessly connect your Prophet 21 system with your digital marketplaces.
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Implementation services are quoted per project.
Auto Order Imports
Inventory Updates
Inventory synchronization keeps Amazon Seller Central and marketplace listings accurate by monitoring P21 inventory levels and pushing updates to each channel. Configurable rules allow distributors to set safety stock buffers, exclude specific locations, or apply quantity thresholds. Pricing works similarly — when prices change in P21, the connector detects the updates and submits new pricing to the appropriate marketplace.
Amazon Sellers
For Amazon FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) sellers, the platform handles additional workflows including FBA inventory reconciliation, inbound shipment tracking, and automated return processing with credit memo creation in P21. Relevant operational and transaction data is maintained to support reporting and reconciliation workflows
Security & Data Protection
- The Atlas Digital Marketplace Connector securely integrates with Amazon Seller Central using encrypted API connections (TLS 1.2+).
- Access to system data is controlled using role-based permissions, and all system activity is logged and monitored.
- Amazon data is accessed only as required to process orders and is not stored beyond necessary processing workflows.
Atlas-exclusive sandbox lets you test with confidence.
A built-in simulation mode allows testing Amazon order-to-fulfillment workflows without live API calls, so new customers can validate their configuration before going live. Each customer gets their own isolated database and container.
Integrations
The platform currently supports Amazon Seller Central (United States only) and eBay, with a multi-marketplace architecture designed to add new channels without disrupting existing integrations.
Features & Supported Amazon Use Cases
The Atlas Digital Marketplace Connector supports Amazon Seller Central workflows designed to automate marketplace operations, inventory management, pricing synchronization, financial reconciliation, and transaction tracking through Epicor Prophet 21 ERP.
Order Synchronization & Transaction Management
- Automated import of Amazon FBM and FBA orders into Prophet 21 ERP
- Creation of ERP sales orders for inventory tracking and financial recordkeeping
- Synchronization of operational marketplace data into Prophet 21
- Support for transaction management and historical order visibility
Inventory & Order Tracking
- Real-time inventory synchronization between Prophet 21 and Amazon
- Configurable inventory rules and safety stock controls
- Order lifecycle tracking from marketplace through ERP
- Inventory reconciliation and synchronization workflows
Pricing Synchronization
- Automated pricing updates from ERP to Amazon
- Support for marketplace-specific pricing rules
- Batch feed submission for pricing updates
Amazon Fulfillment & Logistics Support
- Support for both FBM (Fulfilled by Merchant) and FBA workflows
- Synchronization of fulfillment status information
- Inventory reconciliation for FBA-managed inventory
- Return processing and credit memo creation for applicable workflows
Finance & Accounting Integration
- Creation of ERP sales orders for accounting and financial processing
- Integration with Prophet 21 accounting workflows
- Alignment of marketplace orders, payments, and transaction records
- Support for reconciliation and operational reporting processes
Seller Insights & Operational Visibility
- Order status tracking and error monitoring
- Integration health visibility and logging
- Operational reporting through ERP and connector dashboards
- Marketplace transaction visibility and audit history
Marketplace Compliance & Data Handling
- Access to Amazon data only as required for operational workflows
- No Amazon buyer personally identifiable information (PII) is accessed, processed, stored, or retained
- FBM orders may be synchronized using non-customer-specific placeholder address information for inventory and accounting purposes
- Alignment with Amazon SP-API requirements and data minimization principles
What does the Atlas Digital Marketplace Connector do?
It integrates Amazon Seller Central and other marketplaces with Epicor Prophet 21 ERP to automate transactional order import, inventory synchronization, pricing updates, financial reconciliation, and operational reporting.
Who is the application designed for?
It is designed for businesses using Prophet 21 ERP and selling on Amazon Seller Central (FBM and FBA) or eBay.
Which marketplaces are supported?
Currently supported marketplaces include Amazon Seller Central (FBM and FBA) and eBay.
Which regions are supported?
The connector currently supports Amazon Seller Central in the United States only.
How are Amazon orders handled?
Orders are retrieved from Amazon APIs and synchronized into Prophet 21 as sales orders for inventory tracking, accounting, payment reconciliation, and transaction management. FBM orders are imported using non-customer-specific placeholder address information and are not used for customer fulfillment.
Does the connector support FBM and FBA?
Yes. FBM and FBA orders can be synchronized into Prophet 21 for inventory management, accounting, transaction tracking, and reporting. FBA workflows also support inventory reconciliation and return processing.
What Amazon data does the application access?
The application accesses only the operational marketplace data required to support order synchronization, inventory management, pricing updates, financial reconciliation, and transaction tracking. The application does not access Amazon buyer personally identifiable information (PII).
How is Amazon PII protected?
The Atlas Digital Marketplace Connector is designed to operate without accessing Amazon buyer personally identifiable information (PII). Operational marketplace data is encrypted in transit using TLS 1.2 or higher, access is controlled via RBAC, and all access events are logged and monitored.
Does the application store Amazon PII?
No. The Atlas Digital Marketplace Connector does not access, process, store, or retain Amazon buyer personally identifiable information (PII).
How is sensitive data handled in logs?
Logs contain operational events such as synchronization status, timestamps, and system activity. Sensitive credentials are never written to logs, and Amazon buyer PII is not logged because it is not accessed by the application.
How are security incidents handled?
Incidents are handled according to Atlas Incident Response Policy, including detection, containment, recovery, and notification where required.
How do customers get started?
Customers complete onboarding with configuration, marketplace connection, sandbox testing, and go-live validation.
What is the pricing model?
The service costs $299 per month, with implementation services quoted per project.
Is this an official Amazon or Epicor product?
No, the application is developed by Atlas Precision Consulting and is not an official Amazon or Epicor product.


