Amazon Order History CSV Download MCP
Server Configuration
Describes the environment variables required to run the server.
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Instructions
Guidance the server publishes about itself, which clients place ahead of the tool catalog so the model reads it before choosing anything.
This server publishes no instructions, or was last inspected before Glama recorded them.
Capabilities
Features and capabilities supported by this server
Protocol revision2025-11-25
| Capability | Details |
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| tools | {} |
Tools
Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions
| Name | Description |
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| get_amazon_ordersA | Fetch Amazon order history for a specified date range or year. Returns order summaries including: order ID, date, total amount, status, item count, shipping address (7 lines), payment method, and Subscribe & Save frequency. Optionally includes detailed item data (ASIN, name, price, quantity, seller, condition) and shipment tracking. Use for browsing order history or building reports. |
| get_amazon_order_detailsA | Get comprehensive details for a specific Amazon order by order ID. Returns full order data including: items (ASIN, name, price, quantity, seller, condition), financial breakdown (subtotal, shipping, tax, VAT, promotions, total), shipping address, payment methods, and optionally shipment tracking and transaction history. |
| download_amazon_invoiceB | Download a verified Amazon order invoice as an A4 PDF. The requested order ID must match invoice-specific content before a PDF is saved. |
| export_amazon_orders_csvA | Export Amazon orders summary to CSV file. Fast extraction from order list page (~0.5s per 10 orders). CSV columns: Order ID, Date, Total, Status, Item Count, Address (7 lines), Subscribe & Save, Platform, Region, Order URL. Defaults to ~/Downloads with auto-generated filename. For large accounts (500+ orders), use max_orders to batch exports and avoid timeouts. |
| export_amazon_items_csvA | Export detailed Amazon order items to CSV file. Visits each order's invoice page to extract item-level data (~2s/order). CSV columns: Order ID, Date, ASIN, Product Name, Condition, Quantity, Unit Price, Item Total, Seller, Subscribe & Save, Order financials (Subtotal, Shipping, Tax, VAT, Promotion, Total), Status, Address (7 lines), Payment Method, Product URL, Order URL, Region. Ideal for expense tracking, inventory analysis, or accounting exports. |
| export_amazon_shipments_csvA | Export Amazon shipment tracking data to CSV file. Visits each order's detail page to extract tracking info (~4s/order). CSV columns: Order ID, Date, Shipment ID, Status, Delivered (Yes/No/Unknown), Tracking ID, Tracking URL, Items in Shipment, Item Names, Payment Amount, Refund. Useful for tracking deliveries and reconciling shipments. |
| export_amazon_transactions_csvA | Export Amazon payment transactions to CSV file. Extracts transaction data from each order's detail page. CSV columns include: date, order ID, amount, payment method, card info. For faster bulk transaction export, consider get_amazon_transactions which scrapes the dedicated transactions page. |
| get_amazon_transactionsA | Fetch all Amazon payment transactions from the dedicated transactions page. Faster than per-order extraction and supports both paginated and legacy infinite-scroll layouts. Returns: date, order IDs, amount, payment method, card info (last 4 digits), vendor. Useful for reconciling payments, tracking spending, or exporting for accounting. |
| get_amazon_gift_card_balanceA | Get current Amazon gift card balance and transaction history. Returns: current balance, last updated timestamp, and paginated transaction history (date, description, amount, closing balance, type, associated order ID, claim code, serial number). Supports fetching complete history across multiple pages. |
| export_amazon_gift_cards_csvA | Export Amazon gift card transaction history to CSV file. CSV columns: Date, Description, Amount, Closing Balance, Type (credit/debit), Order ID, Claim Code, Serial Number, Region. Useful for tracking gift card usage and reconciling balances. |
| get_amazon_gift_card_transactionsA | Get Amazon gift card transaction history with full details. Returns: current balance, transaction count, and detailed transactions (date, description, amount, closing balance, transaction type, order ID, claim code, serial number). Supports pagination for complete history. |
| check_amazon_auth_statusA | Check if the browser session is authenticated with Amazon for a specific region. Returns authentication status (authenticated/not authenticated), current URL, and any error messages. Use this to verify login status before running other tools, or to prompt user to log in if session expired. |
Prompts
Interactive templates invoked by user choice
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Resources
Contextual data attached and managed by the client
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TDQS
Scored across 12 tools
The set has clear separation between get/export/check operations, but there is notable overlap between get_amazon_gift_card_balance and get_amazon_gift_card_transactions (both return balance and transaction history), and between get_amazon_transactions and export_amazon_transactions_csv (same data, different output format). The export tools are distinct by file type, but the get/export pairs could cause selection ambiguity.
Tool names follow a consistent verb_noun pattern: get_amazon_*, download_amazon_*, export_amazon_*, check_amazon_*. The pattern is predictable and readable. Minor inconsistency: get_amazon_gift_card_balance vs get_amazon_gift_card_transactions both return overlapping data, and download_amazon_invoice is the only 'download' verb, but overall naming is consistent.
12 tools is within the well-scoped range for an Amazon order history server. The count is reasonable given the multiple data types (orders, items, shipments, transactions, gift cards, auth). Slightly heavy due to get/export duplication, but each tool has a distinct output purpose.
The server covers the core domain well: order history retrieval, order details, invoice download, CSV exports for orders/items/shipments/transactions/gift cards, and auth checking. Minor gaps: no update/delete operations (not applicable for read-only data), and no tool for searching/filtering orders beyond date range. The get/export pairs cover both API-style and file-based access.