Virtual Assistant Account

Seller Assistant's Virtual assistant Account is a set of features that allows virtual assistants to check product restrictions and sourcing details without accessing the main Amazon Seller Central account. This ensures they can perform necessary tasks while maintaining the security of the primary account.

To set up teamwork on Seller Assistant, you must create a Team in Seller Assistant. As a Team owner, you can create sub-accounts for your team members and invite them. You can invite virtual assistants to your team and they can check product restrictions and sourcing details without accessing the main Amazon Seller Central account or add sourcing details to Google Sheets without accessing other data.

With a Virtual Assistant account, a vA can check product restrictions, and evaluate product eligibility. They can also gather necessary data for sourcing decisions without accessing sensitive account information.

Using a VA account enhances security by restricting access to critical account areas. It allows virtual assistants to carry out their tasks effectively without compromising the main account's security and sensitive data.

Yes, virtual assistants can easily check Amazon products for restrictions with Seller Assistant's Virtual Assistant Account. Your employer must invite you to a team in Seller Assistant. When you access the invitation, you will get access to Restriction Checker and Bulk Restriction Checker. These tools show a green lock icon for ungated products and red lock for restricted products. A red lock with exclamation mark indicates you are not eligible to sell the product.

If you no longer require the virtual assistant's services, you should deactivate their account in Seller Assistant. This ensures they no longer can add any product sourcing information to your seller operations. However, with Seller Assistant's Virtual Assistant Kit, the essential information remains secure because the VA only has the access level you allow.