Seller Foundation touches a seller's Amazon account. That's a serious responsibility. This page is the short, specific version of how we hold it — and why our architecture means you don't have to take our word for most of it.
The technical version is below, for the curious and for our auditors.
We don't warehouse your Amazon data. Your sales, ad spend, inventory, and listings stay at Amazon. Every question Claude asks hits Amazon fresh, via our connector, and the answer lands in your Claude session — nothing lingers in a database of ours.
Our skills are scoped to the business-operations surface of SP-API and the Ads API — listings, inventory, pricing, campaigns, aggregated sales. We don't pull buyer names, addresses, messaging, or contact details. The endpoints that expose that data are simply not wired into any skill.
Every mutation on Amazon is drafted, rendered as a diff inside Claude, and only executed after the seller confirms. Dry-run is on by default for new accounts. Write permissions are per-skill and revocable.