# Syncing Stock and Prices in the "Amazon Integration"

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When you sell the same product in your shop and on Amazon, the available quantity changes every day, and the sales price changes whenever your cost does. Updating that on Amazon by hand sometimes means selling what's run out, or a product at an old price that doesn't cover its cost.

With the "Amazon Integration", your Amazon quantities follow your shipping warehouse and your prices follow the "Edara" sales price plus your markup, without a big price change reaching Amazon before you've seen it.

## Follow the Steps

Stock sync and price sync each work on their own, so you can switch one on without the other:

### Keeping an Eye on Stock Sync

Once "Update stock on Amazon for products you ship" is on in "Settings", changes are sent to Amazon within a minute, and a full check runs every 6 hours:

1. Open " **Stock & prices** ", then the " **Stock** " tab.
2. Check "Last full check" and "Changes waiting to be sent".
3. To send the changes right away, click " **Sync now** ".

The Amazon quantity is the available stock in your shipping warehouse, which is on hand minus reserved, divided by the pack size and rounded down.

> **Note:** Quantities for products Amazon ships from its own warehouses (FBA) are never updated. You review their differences as in [Reviewing and Approving FBA Stock Differences in the "Amazon Integration"](https://help.getedara.com/en/articles/90000020-reviewing-and-approving-fba-stock-differences-in-the-amazon-integration).

### Turning On Price Sync

Each linked product's price on Amazon follows its "Edara" sales price plus your markup. "Edara" prices include VAT, so only the markup is added:

1. Open "Settings", then " **Prices** ".
2. Click " **Set a markup** ", type the "Markup for everything (%)", then click " **Save** ".
3. Choose the "Rounding": "Whole pounds" or "As calculated".
4. Click " **See the prices** " to see each product's new price before anything is sent, then click " **Close** ".
5. Switch on "Send prices to Amazon", then click " **Switch on and send** ".

From then on, changed prices go to Amazon every 6 hours, and no price ever goes below the minimum price in "Edara".

### Checking Big Price Changes

If "Ask before sending" is on, every change over 15%, and every product with no Amazon price yet, waits for your approval; smaller ones go by themselves:

1. Open " **Stock & prices** ", then the " **Prices** " tab.
2. Check the old and new price next to the product.
3. Click " **Send** ".

Every price that was sent shows under "Decided in the last 30 days".

## Important Things to Know

- No price changes on Amazon until you set a markup and switch on "Send prices to Amazon".
- Unlinked or ignored products don't have their quantities or prices updated.
- If you switch "Send prices to Amazon" off, Amazon prices are left as they are.
- To link the products that aren't being updated, see [Linking Amazon Products to "Edara" Items in the "Amazon Integration"](https://help.getedara.com/en/articles/90000017-linking-amazon-products-to-edara-items-in-the-amazon-integration) .

## Try It Yourself

Sample data — it doesn't affect any real data. Send the waiting changes under "Stock", then set a markup in "Settings" › "Prices" and switch price sending on, and send the change waiting for your approval.

## You May Be Wondering

**How is the Amazon quantity worked out?**

It's the available stock in your shipping warehouse, which is on hand minus reserved, divided by the pack size and rounded down.

**Is the markup added before tax?**

No. "Edara" prices include VAT, so the markup is added to them directly.

**Why is a price change waiting for my approval?**

Because it's over 15%, or because the product has no Amazon price yet. Smaller changes go by themselves.

**Can a price on Amazon go below the minimum price in "Edara"?**

No, no price ever goes below the minimum price in "Edara".