Amazon upgraded its Seller Assistant with continuous workflows, persistent memory, and a plugin that integrates the assistant into Amazon Quick and Anthropic’s Claude.
Amazon has rolled out a major upgrade to its Seller Assistant, adding 24/7 workflow automation, persistent memory capabilities, and a new plugin that bridges the assistant with Amazon Quick and Anthropic’s Claude.
Continuous Workflows for Sellers
The enhanced Seller Assistant now runs workflows around the clock, allowing merchants to automate routine tasks such as inventory updates, price adjustments, and order fulfillment without manual intervention.
Persistent Memory Improves Context
With persistent memory, the assistant retains information across sessions, meaning it can recall previous queries, past performance metrics, and seller preferences, delivering more personalized and accurate recommendations.
New Plugin Connects to Amazon Quick and Claude
The freshly released plugin embeds the Seller Assistant directly into Amazon Quick, Amazon’s low‑code workflow builder, and also integrates with Anthropic’s Claude, enabling natural‑language interactions for complex decision‑making.
- Automate inventory syncs between Amazon and external ERP systems
- Trigger dynamic pricing rules based on competitor data
- Generate performance reports via Claude’s conversational interface
By linking with Amazon Quick, sellers can drag‑and‑drop the assistant into custom workflows, while Claude integration lets them ask nuanced questions about sales trends and receive AI‑generated insights in plain language.
The update also includes a refreshed UI that highlights workflow status, error logs, and memory snapshots, giving merchants greater visibility into automated processes.
The combination of continuous automation and AI‑driven insight marks a significant step forward for Amazon’s seller tools.
For a detailed walkthrough of the new features, see the original coverage on EcomRanker.
EcomRanker article on Amazon Seller Assistant plugin for Quick and Claude
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