This project models a relational database inspired by Amazon’s e-commerce operations.
It covers critical entities such as Customers, Orders, Products, Payments, Shipments, Employees, and Third-Party Sellers, enabling data integrity and business insights.
Amazon_Tables.sql→ Complete schema withCREATE TABLEstatements.Project_Amazon.pdf→ Entity-Relationship Diagram (ERD) and table definitions.Proposal.pdf→ Project proposal describing business context and objectives.sample_queries.sql→ Example queries demonstrating use cases and analysis.
- Customers with Prime membership status and order history.
- Orders & Payments with support for multiple payment methods.
- Products tracked by category, price, and stock levels.
- Third-Party Sellers with registration details, performance metrics, and FBA participation.
- Employees categorized by role (customer service, delivery, warehouse).
- Shipments linked to carriers, tracking numbers, products, and staff.
- Many-to-many relationships resolved with junction tables (e.g., Products_Orders, Seller_Products).
- Top-selling products and categories.
- Average order value per customer.
- Seller performance and FBA adoption.
- Shipment tracking and logistics analysis.
- Workforce allocation and employee responsibilities.