This guide shows you how to register your own app with Amazon to obtain your OAuth credentials (client id & secret). These are required to let your users grant your app access to their Amazon account.Documentation Index
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Register your application
Create an Amazon developer account
If you don’t already have one, sign up for an Amazon Developer account.
Register your application
Go to the Login with Amazon console and click Register new application.Enter your application name and description, then save the application.
Configure OAuth settings
In your application settings:
- Click Web Settings under the application name
- Click Edit to configure the OAuth settings
- Add your Allowed JavaScript Origins (e.g.,
https://yourdomain.com) - Add your Allowed Return URLs - this should be your Nango callback URL:
Or if you’re self-hosting Nango, use your instance’s callback URL.
- Save your changes
Get your OAuth credentials
After saving, you’ll see your Client ID and Client Secret in the web settings section. Copy these credentials.
Add credentials to Nango
In the Nango dashboard, find your Amazon integration and add:
- Client ID from step 4
- Client Secret from step 4
- Scopes - Add the required scopes for your use case (see Amazon’s scope documentation)
Connection configuration in Nango
Amazon uses different domain extensions for different regions (e.g.,amazon.com for the US, amazon.co.uk for the UK, or amazon.de for Germany). When creating a connection in Nango, you can specify the region-specific domain using connection configuration parameters.
For more details on Amazon’s OAuth implementation, see Amazon’s OAuth documentation.