Overview

Amazon Seller Central lets you grant third‑party developers permission to read and act on your account data. When a tool is no longer needed, or a security concern arises, you can withdraw that permission at any time. Revoking access quickly removes the developer’s ability to see sales, inventory, or customer information, protecting your business.

Key Points

• Immediate removal — Once you confirm a revocation, the developer loses API and UI access within seconds, preventing any further data pulls.
• Confirmation safeguard — Amazon forces you to click an “OK” button in a pop‑up window, which stops accidental deletions of active integrations.
• Historical record — Revoked developers are automatically shifted to a “Revoked” table, letting you audit who previously had access and when they were removed.
• Full control for sellers — You can delete any third‑party authorization at any moment, even if the developer has been active for years, without needing Amazon support.
• Self‑revocation blocked — If you are using your own developer credentials for a custom desktop app, the interface will not let you delete that entry; you must manage it through the separate Developer Portal.
• Visibility of all authorizations — The authorization page lists every approved app, its developer name, and the date it was added, giving you a snapshot of all external connections to your account.

How to Revoke Developer Access

1. Open the Developer Authorization page — Log into Seller Central, hover over Settings, select User Permissions, then click Developer Permissions; you’ll see a grid that shows every app currently linked to your account.
2. Identify the target developer — Scan the list for the app you want to remove; for example, “InventoryBoost” added on 15 March 2022 will appear with its developer’s name and a Revoke Access button in the same row.
3. — Press the red link beside the chosen app; a modal window instantly appears asking you to confirm the action.