Not fully. Doss gives you access and control over any data you can read via Amazon's API endpoints or webhooks. In other words, you'll have clarity over Amazon order statuses, all relevant line items for forecasting and inventory on hand. But you are not able to control how they route the items in transit, as they handle their own logistics.

Yes. Doss helps you coordinate between your own warehouses, 3PLs, and Amazon FBA nodes. You can allocate inventory based on ASIN velocity, track inbound shipments to Amazon facilities, and automate prep & pack workflows. If you're using Amazon Warehousing and Distribution (AWD), Doss gives you visibility into those transfers while keeping your ERP inventory accurate.

Inventory levels sync in real-time between Doss and your Amazon storefronts (FBA, FBM, or hybrid). As items are shipped, returned, or restocked, Doss updates inventory positions to prevent overselling and stockouts. You can also schedule Amazon-specific syncs (e.g., hourly FBA refresh or daily FBM updates) to align with demand fluctuations and avoid Buy Box penalties.

The Doss Amazon integration connects your Amazon seller account (including FBA and FBM workflows) directly to your core operations data. It pulls Amazon order data, inventory performance, and seller metrics from Amazon and considers product catalog, tracking data, and stock levels to give you a single source of truth. You'll centralize Amazon marketplace management inside DossARP, turning fragmented Amazon ops into structure you can measure, automate, and scale.

Doss supports multi-region Amazon selling, whether that's multiple North American marketplaces or international expansion (Amazon EU, Amazon JP, etc.). Amazon orders from all storefronts are aggregated in Doss, with inventory synced at the SKU and fulfillment node level. You can localize price lists, monitor regional performance, and keep operations smooth no matter where you're selling.