Amazon Order History Import

Stop guessing what "AMZN MKTP US" was. Import your Amazon orders as detailed, itemized transactions.

The Problem with Amazon Transactions

Your bank statement shows charges like "AMZN MKTP US*123ABC" or "AMAZON.COM*456DEF" with no detail about what you actually bought. When you order multiple items, charges get split and combined unpredictably.

This makes it nearly impossible to categorize Amazon spending accurately. Was that $47.23 charge household supplies, a birthday gift, or pet food? Without checking your Amazon order history, you'll never know.

The Solution: A Chrome Extension

The EnvelopeBudget Amazon extension reads your Amazon order history page and imports each order as a detailed transaction — with the actual item names, quantities, and categories.

Itemized details — each order shows what you actually bought
Auto-categorization — purchases are matched to your envelopes based on Amazon's product categories
Duplicate detection — won't re-import orders you've already added
Free to use — included with your EnvelopeBudget subscription

How It Works

1

Install the Extension

Add the EnvelopeBudget extension from the Chrome Web Store. It takes about 10 seconds.

2

Visit Your Orders

Go to your Amazon order history page. The extension will detect your orders automatically.

3

Import to EnvelopeBudget

Click the import button and your orders become detailed, categorized transactions in your budget.

Before vs. After

Without the extension

AMZN MKTP US*1A2B3C — $47.23
AMAZON.COM*4D5E6F — $23.99
AMZN MKTP US*7G8H9I — $112.47

With the extension

Dog Food (40lb bag) — $47.23 Pets envelope
USB-C Charging Cable — $23.99 Electronics envelope
Running Shoes + Water Bottle — $112.47 Health & Fitness envelope

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this work with Amazon Business or international Amazon sites?

Currently the extension supports Amazon.com (US). Support for additional Amazon sites is planned.

Does the extension have access to my Amazon password?

No. The extension only reads the order history page that's already displayed in your browser. It never sees or stores your Amazon credentials.

Can I use this alongside SimpleFIN bank sync?

Yes! They complement each other well. SimpleFIN imports the bank charge, and the Amazon extension can replace it with itemized details. Use duplicate detection to keep things clean.

Know exactly where your Amazon money goes

Start your 34-day free trial of EnvelopeBudget, then install the Chrome extension. No credit card required.

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