Claude looks up the answer in your Sellerfy data, with the same numbers you see on the dashboard.
Your claims worth filing, what Amazon paid versus what it should have, and how many days are left before each deadline.
Reversed payments linked to the original claim, and whether the units came back to your inventory.
Amazon's inventory ledger for any SKU: receipts, misplaced and found units, returns and removals.
Customer returns and your RMA pipeline, with the status of every claim.
Profit and loss, shipments, refunds, adjustments and service fees for any date range.
Account health, unit costs and FBA reconciliation, without opening Seller Central.
Sellerfy runs an MCP server, the open standard AI assistants use to connect to other apps. You add it once and it is available in every chat.
The connector is in beta and is switched on account by account.
In Claude's settings, add Sellerfy as a custom connector. The setup guide walks you through it for Claude web, desktop, Claude Code and Codex.
Sign in on Sellerfy's own page and approve the connection. Claude never sees your password, only a limited token for your account.
Ask about reimbursements, returns, inventory or fees in any chat. Claude answers from your data, with the deadline attached.
Claude is a product of Anthropic. Codex is a product of OpenAI. The Model Context Protocol belongs to the MCP project. Sellerfy is not affiliated with any of them.
It's a connector that lets Claude read your Sellerfy data. Once it's connected, you can ask Claude about your reimbursements, claim deadlines, clawbacks, returns, inventory and fees, and it answers from your own account instead of guessing.
The connector is in beta and is being switched on account by account. Email support@sellerfy.io and we'll enable it for your Sellerfy account.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard AI assistants use to connect to other apps and data. Sellerfy runs an MCP server, so Claude, Codex and other MCP-compatible assistants can plug into your Sellerfy account securely.
Claude on the web, the Claude desktop app, Claude Code, and OpenAI Codex. Any assistant that supports remote MCP servers with sign-in should work too. You add Sellerfy once and it's available in every chat.
Almost everything is read-only. Claude can record a claim's status or set a unit cost in Sellerfy only after you explicitly confirm that specific change in the chat. It can't touch your Amazon account.
No. You sign in on Sellerfy's own page and approve the connection there. Claude only receives a limited token for your own Sellerfy account, which you can disconnect at any time.
No. Claude finds what's worth filing, tells you the amount, deadline and evidence, and helps you prepare the case. You submit it in Seller Central. Prefer to hand it off completely? Sellerfy's claims team can file and follow up claims for you as an Authorized Partner on your Seller Central account.