How to connect API for multiple account #23
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On Seller Central, I have more than 10 accounts user permission either as admin or View & Edit
But the thing is that there is no explanation about requesting API for multiple accounts. |
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API access is granted to a client application and represents permission simply to call the API. A single client application can access data and services for multiple advertiser accounts, with explicit permission from those accounts. The specific advertiser account being accessed in a given API request is determined by an access token passed in the request headers, so your client application will use a different access token to access each advertiser account. The process for retrieving access tokens is described in the "Getting started" section of the advanced tools center. You can also find more conceptual information about accounts and identity in the "Authorization" section. |
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Another note: Joining the Partner Network is not required for accessing the API. You can also apply for API access as a direct advertiser. See more information about the Partner Network here to determine whether it's right for your use case. |
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We have more than 10 accounts on Amazon in the United States. Can we also apply for API access as a direct advertiser to manage advertisements for all accounts? |
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Hi @Ss110525 , API access is limited to one client application per company, but there is no limit to the number of advertising accounts that can be managed by a single client application. The client application makes requests on behalf of a user account determined by the access token used in the request to the API. By maintaining access tokens for all accounts to which you have access, you can use a single approved client application to manage any number of accounts. You may also choose to explore manager accounts as a way of consolidating access to multiple advertising accounts. To learn more about manager accounts, see: |
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API access is granted to a client application and represents permission simply to call the API.
A single client application can access data and services for multiple advertiser accounts, with explicit permission from those accounts. The specific advertiser account being accessed in a given API request is determined by an access token passed in the request headers, so your client application will use a different access token to access each advertiser account.
The process for retrieving access tokens is described in the "Getting started" section of the advanced tools center. You can also find more conceptual information about accounts and identity in the "Authorization" section.