DL-006 · Case study
Adapter for Amazon SP-API authentication
Orion's orders ran in a legacy Visual FoxPro app that could not authenticate to the SP-API. We built a connector that handles authentication and proxies requests.
- Client
- Orion
- Location
- USA
- Industry
- Amazon Seller
- Capabilities
- 03Build04Secure
01
Challenge
- Legacy Visual FoxPro application had to authenticate with Amazon's SP-API.
- SP-API requests had to run from the existing application, not a rewrite.
- Direct-to-consumer shipping needed PII-restricted customer data.
02
Environment
- Telescope and binocular maker, established in 1975, selling on Amazon.
- Visual FoxPro platform plus Amazon CSV files in daily operations.
03
Intervention
- Development plan and tech diagram agreed before implementation.
- SP-API connector handling authentication and proxying requests for Visual FoxPro.
- Guidance on managing PII and handling Amazon CSV files.
- Documentation with examples for order retrieval and report downloads.
04
Outcome
- Visual FoxPro application executes SP-API requests through the connector.
- Access to PII-restricted data for direct-to-consumer shipping.
- Detailed report of completed work handed over; collaboration continued.
- 01VISUAL FOXPROLegacy app→SP-API CONNECTORAWS Lambda / Node.jsrequests
- 02SP-API CONNECTORAWS Lambda / Node.js→AUTHToken handling
- 03SP-API CONNECTORAWS Lambda / Node.js→SP-API20+ endpointsproxied
- 04SP-API20+ endpoints→RESTRICTED DATAPII
- 05RESTRICTED DATAPII→SP-API CONNECTORAWS Lambda / Node.jsPII
- 06DOCSOrders / reports examples- -VISUAL FOXPROLegacy app
Results, as published.
- 20+
- SP-API endpoints used
- 3 weeks
- Project time
- 2
- Deltologic experts involved
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