Amazon upgrades Seller Assistant with AI agent for automated business management
Amazon enhances its Seller Assistant AI tool to autonomously handle tasks for third-party sellers, from inventory management to compliance checks.
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Amazon announced on September 17, 2025, a significant upgrade to its Seller Assistant AI tool, transforming it into an "always-on" agent capable of autonomously managing third-party seller operations.
Key Features:
- Proactive monitoring: Continuously tracks account health, inventory levels, and compliance issues
- Strategic recommendations: Suggests actions for slow-moving inventory (price adjustments, removals)
- Automated compliance: Ensures products meet regulations across all selling regions
- Demand analysis: Prepares intelligent shipment recommendations
"Our agentic AI works seamlessly throughout the selling experience," Amazon stated in its press release. The tool represents Amazon's push into "agent-driven commerce," where AI handles both routine tasks and complex business strategies.
Industry Context:
- Google recently launched a payments protocol for agentic transactions
- Amazon also introduced AI-powered ad creation through conversational prompts
This follows Amazon's rollout of other seller tools including:
- A video generator for ads
- Generative AI for product listing enhancements
The upgraded Seller Assistant will operate 24/7 while maintaining seller control over final decisions.
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