We have news for everyone who wants to automate their processes even further: Two new REST APIs are now available for Lost & Found (Amazon FBA) and RePricing for Kaufland. This means that processes can now be controlled not only manually, but also fully automatically, this is perfect for retailers with large amounts of data or their own systems.
This makes it even easier to connect our systems directly to external applications, BI tools or ERP systems.
🧭 Lost & Found API full control over FBA inventory
Our free Lost & Found feature helps retailers identify lost or incorrectly recorded FBA inventory. Now, the whole process can also be evaluated and integrated fully automatically via API.
Highlights of the Lost & Found API:
- Direct access to identified discrepancies (inbound, inventory adjustments, returns, etc.)
- Overview of all periods already examined
- Export as structured JSON data for individual evaluations
- Ideal for your own dashboards, reports or internal audits
This makes it even easier to continuously monitor Amazon inventory without having to manually open the interface.
🛒 RePricing for Kaufland now with its own REST API
Following Amazon and eBay, Kaufland RePricing is now also fully API-enabled. This means you can now integrate all important repricing functions directly into your systems or run them automatically.
A few examples of what the API can do:
- Automatically update prices whether via CSV uploads, real-time data or bulk operations.
- Manage strategies programmatically create new strategies, change existing ones or retrieve reports.
- Retrieve item information including current prices, sales figures and optimization results.
- Control processes for example, automate daily price updates or the import of new items.
Whether you use your own ERP or have built an internal dashboard: The new RePricing API for Kaufland seamlessly connects your system to eSagu – for a fully automated pricing process.
💡 Open interfaces – that remains our standard
As always: Everything that is possible in our interfaces can also be controlled via our APIs. We are thus consistently continuing our approach: Open interfaces for maximum automation.
📘 Further information
You can find the complete API documentation in our knowledge base under the REST API section. Both new interfaces are now available to all active users.