Amazon Xero Integration

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Seamless Amazon Seller Central and Xero integration using CSV. No app installation, no subscription, no sync issues.

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How Amazon ↔ Xero Integration Works

1

Export from Amazon Seller

Reports → Payments → All Statements → Download Flat File V2

2

Upload and Configure

Upload Settlement Report V2 CSV and choose Sales Invoice format

3

Preview and Download

Review converted data, download Xero-ready file

4

Import to Xero

Business → Invoices → Import → Upload CSV

Your file is ready for Xero Invoice CSV — just upload it, no extra steps needed.

Field Mapping

How Amazon_Seller Settlements fields map to Xero Invoice

Amazon_Seller Settlements Source Value Xero Invoice Target Value Note
settlement-id 16427587891 InvoiceNumber 16427587891 Settlement ID as invoice reference
amount-description Commission Description Commission Fee type as line description
amount -15.00 UnitAmount -15.00 Amount per category

Data Transformation

Settlement transactions aggregate by settlement-id, then create multi-line invoices

Input Amazon Settlement Transactions

Multiple rows per settlement (orders, fees, adjustments)

Key columns: settlement-id, transaction-type, amount-description, amount
N:M — Complex transformation
Output Xero Invoice with Line Items aggregated rows per input

One invoice per settlement with revenue and fee lines

Revenue Lines Sales revenue as positive line items
Fee Lines Fees as negative line items or separate expense lines
Invoice total = net settlement amount

Amazon ↔ Xero Integration Questions

Which Amazon report should I export?

Use the Settlement Report V2 (Date Range Report) from Seller Central → Reports → Payments → Date Range Reports. This contains all financial data including fees, not just orders.

What's the difference between 'Revenue Only' and 'Detailed' mode?

Revenue Only includes just positive amounts (sales) as invoice lines - cleaner for basic revenue recognition. Detailed includes all amounts including fees as separate lines - useful if you want to track fees through invoices.

How are Amazon fees handled?

We categorize 100+ Amazon fee types (Referral, FBA, Storage, Advertising, etc.). In 'Revenue Only' mode, fees are excluded. In 'Detailed' mode, fees appear as negative line items.

Why Automate Amazon ↔ Xero Transfer?

No App Installation

Works with standard Amazon Settlement Report exports. No OAuth, no API keys, no third-party apps.

60-Second Conversion

Upload → Preview → Download. No waiting for sync cycles or API rate limits.

Fee Categorization

100+ Amazon fee types automatically mapped including 2024/2025 new fees (Inbound Placement, Low Inventory Level).

Regional Date Support

Automatically formats dates for UK, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, or US Xero organizations.

FBA & FBM Support

Works with both Fulfilled by Amazon and Merchant-fulfilled settlements.

Browser-Based Privacy

Small files process locally. Your Amazon data never leaves your computer.

How People Use Amazon ↔ Xero

Switched from A2X to this converter for our Amazon-to-Xero invoice workflow. No monthly subscription, no OAuth headaches. I export the settlement report, convert it, and have Xero invoices with proper fee categorization in about 60 seconds. Saves us $350/year in app fees alone.

Brendan O.
Amazon Seller, Consumer Electronics · 1,500 orders/mo

I convert Amazon settlement reports to Xero invoice format for clients every payout cycle. The revenue-only mode gives clean sales invoices, and the AMZN- prefix makes Amazon entries instantly identifiable in Xero. Fee categorization covers all the new 2025 FBA fee types automatically.

Megan Y.
Xero Advisor, E-commerce Practice · 30+ Amazon seller clients

My Xero reconciliation used to take hours because Amazon settlements have hundreds of fee line items. Now I convert the settlement to Xero invoices with the detailed mode, and every referral fee, storage charge, and ad spend posts to the correct account code. Month-end close is two clicks.

Stuart G.
FBA Private Label Seller · $1.4M annual, UK marketplace

Amazon Xero Integration Made Simple

The Settlement Report Structure Problem

Amazon Settlement Report V2 contains hundreds of rows per payout period: sales revenue, referral fees, FBA fees, storage fees, advertising costs, tax collected, and refunds. Xero expects structured invoices with proper line items. When you connect Amazon to Xero, you can't just import raw settlement data - it needs aggregation, categorization, and proper date formatting.

Simple CSV Integration

Our CSV-based integration transforms Amazon settlements to Xero invoice format: - 100+ Amazon fee types categorized automatically - Revenue aggregated by category (Principal, Shipping, GiftWrap) - Regional date formatting (UK/AU/NZ/EU or US) - Settlement ID as invoice reference - Multiple modes: revenue only, detailed, or net

Common Sales Invoice Import Errors

Issues you might encounter when importing Settlement Report V2 data to Sales Invoice - and how we solve them

Invalid Date Format

Xero requires regional date format

2025-01-15T00:00:00+00:00
15/01/2025 (UK) or 01/15/2025 (US)

Select correct region in processing options

Re-export with correct region setting

Duplicate Invoice Number

Settlement already imported as invoice

AMZN-16427587891 already exists
Check Xero before re-importing

Settlement IDs are unique per payout period

Delete existing invoice or skip duplicate

Tax Type Not Found

TaxType must match Xero configuration

20% VAT
20% (VAT on Income)

Use exact tax rate name from Xero settings

Check Settings → Tax Rates in Xero

Secure Amazon ↔ Xero Integration

Client-Side Integration

No server round-trips. Your Amazon ↔ Xero data is processed entirely in the browser tab.

Auto-Erased on Close

The moment you close the page, all Amazon ↔ Xero data is wiped from browser memory. No traces left.

EU Privacy Standard

Meets GDPR requirements by design — no data processing on external servers, ever.

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Frequently Asked Questions

You can, but free scripts and AI often miss edge cases that break real-world data: missing SKUs, currency formatting quirks, tax calculation errors, or date format mismatches. We have battle-tested validators specifically designed for accounting software imports that catch these issues before they corrupt your books. Plus, you get instant browser-based conversion without installing Python or managing dependencies.
Use the Settlement Report V2 (Date Range Report) from Seller Central → Reports → Payments → Date Range Reports. This contains all financial data including fees, not just orders.
Revenue Only includes just positive amounts (sales) as invoice lines - cleaner for basic revenue recognition. Detailed includes all amounts including fees as separate lines - useful if you want to track fees through invoices.
We categorize 100+ Amazon fee types (Referral, FBA, Storage, Advertising, etc.). In 'Revenue Only' mode, fees are excluded. In 'Detailed' mode, fees appear as negative line items.
For bank reconciliation, use our /convert/amazon-xero-bank tool which creates Xero bank statement format instead of invoices.
Export your Settlement Report V2 from Seller Central, upload it to our converter, then import the Xero invoice CSV. No API keys or third-party app subscription needed.
Select where your Xero organization is registered. UK, Australia, NZ, and Europe use DD/MM/YYYY. US uses MM/DD/YYYY.
If using 'Map to Xero Tax Rate', the tax rate name must exactly match one in Xero Settings → Tax Rates. Use 'Tax Exempt' if unsure.
Yes! Use our /integrate/amazon-quickbooks tool for QuickBooks Online or /convert/amazon-quickbooks-desktop for QuickBooks Desktop.
Yes! Settlement reports from any Amazon marketplace (US, UK, EU, etc.) work. Just ensure your Xero region setting matches your organization.
Amazon payouts combine sales, fees, refunds, and adjustments into one deposit. Each component must be separated and categorized correctly in Xero to match. Use settlement reports for accurate matching.
Amazon converts foreign sales at their rate, which differs from your bank's rate. This causes discrepancies during reconciliation. Automated tools can map and track these differences accurately.

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