Amazon

Two checks a day

New order invoices land in your document vault on their own, without you downloading or forwarding anything. The first check also works back through your order history, so invoices for orders you placed long before you connected arrive too.

Your password stays yours

Connecting opens a private browser session inside Expensicat. You sign in to Amazon yourself in that window (there's a Paste button for password managers, because a keyboard paste doesn't always reach it), and it closes itself the moment you're through. Expensicat keeps the signed-in session and never sees or stores your Amazon password.

One store or several

You can connect more than one store (an amazon.de and an amazon.com, for instance), and each stays private to whoever set it up unless they share it with the team. If Amazon signs you out, that store's checks pause and the person who connected it gets a notification to sign in again, rather than imports failing quietly in the background. Amazon is the first store Expensicat signs into this way, and more will follow. Add yours from Settings → Integrations → Amazon.

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• Inbox
  • Connect your Amazon account from Settings → Integrations → Amazon, and order invoices start arriving on their own
  • Expensicat checks Amazon twice a day and files new order invoices in your vault, so you never download another one by hand
  • The first check backfills your order history, so invoices for past orders land in the vault too
  • Expensicat covers Amazon stores in 23 countries, including the US, UK, Germany, Japan, and Australia
  • Connect several stores and keep each one private to the person who set it up, or share it with the team
  • If Amazon signs you out, that store's checks pause and Expensicat asks whoever connected it to sign in again
• Security
  • You sign in to Amazon yourself in a private browser session that closes itself the moment you're through, and Expensicat keeps the session rather than your password