How to Grant User Permissions on Amazon: A Step-by-Step Guide

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Why Grant User Permissions on Amazon?

Giving user permissions on Amazon allows you to delegate specific tasks, such as inventory management, customer service, or account health monitoring. By assigning roles, you maintain control over your account while ensuring that only the necessary areas are accessible to the user. This feature is particularly helpful when working with Amazon consultants, reinstatement experts, or team members.

Key Benefits of User Permissions:

• Enhanced Security: Avoid sharing your primary account credentials.

• Task Delegation: Assign specific roles to team members.

• Activity Tracking: Monitor actions performed by different users.

• Compliance: Adhere to Amazon’s security and operational guidelines.

Step-by-Step Guide to Granting User Permissions

Follow these steps to securely provide user permissions on Amazon:

Step 1: Log in to Your Seller Central Account

• Go to Amazon Seller Central.

• Use your primary account credentials to log in.

Step 2: Access the "User Permissions" Section

• From the main dashboard, navigate to Settings (located in the top-right corner).

• Select User Permissions from the dropdown menu.

Step 3: Invite a New User

• Under the Add a New Seller Central User section, enter the email address of the person you want to invite.

• Click Send Invitation. The user will receive an email with instructions to accept the invitation.

Step 4: Assign Permissions

Once the user accepts the invitation:

• Return to the User Permissions page.

• Locate the user’s name under the "Current Users" section.

• Click Manage Permissions next to their name.

• Assign roles by toggling the permissions for areas like:

  • Inventory Management

  • Order Management

  • Advertising Reports

  • Account Health

Step 5: Review and Save Changes

• Double-check the permissions assigned.

• Click Save to apply changes

Best Practices for Managing User Permissions

To ensure your account remains secure and efficient, follow these best practices:

1. Grant Minimal Access

• Only provide access to the specific sections the user needs.

• Avoid granting full access unless absolutely necessary.

2. Regularly Review Permissions

• Periodically review user permissions and revoke access for inactive users.

3. Enable Two-Step Verification

• Enhance security by enabling two-step verification on your Amazon account.

• This adds an extra layer of protection.

4. Monitor User Activity

• Keep track of changes made by users to ensure compliance and accountability.

Frequently asked questions

Can I grant access without sharing my login credentials?

Yes, Amazon’s User Permissions feature allows you to provide access without sharing your primary login information.

How many users can I invite?

There is no strict limit on the number of users, but Amazon recommends managing permissions efficiently to avoid security risks

Can I change or revoke permissions later?

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