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June 08, 2017

Kris Davies

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Effective immediately, the Amazon Dash Replenishment Service has updated the method for testing devices in unlaunched marketplaces.

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October 14, 2016

Kris Davies

Amazon Dash Replenishment Service (DRS) has launched a new contest on hackster.io!

As Amazon looks to create the next generation of unique customer experiences built around DRS, we have a challenge for the developer community: create something great that helps advance the DRS vision of automatic or low-friction product replenishment.

You can build a customer-facing connected device, create new use cases for the DRS APIs, or innovate around foundational building blocks like sensors and communication modules.

Launched in 2015, DRS provides connected devices with direct access to Amazon’s powerful retail platform. With easy-to-use APIs, device manufacturers can take advantage of Amazon's authentication and payment systems, customer service, and fulfillment network to build unique automatic reordering experiences for customers—like a Whirlpool washing machine that reorders laundry detergent before the last load.

To participate, check out the contest and submit your new idea.

We are excited to see all of the great ideas that you come up with!

 

August 31, 2016

Kris Davies

Amazon Dash Replenishment, the service that enables connected devices to automatically reorder physical products from Amazon, has just launched for developers, and device integrators in the UK and Germany.

Now, developers in the UK and Germany can take advantage of Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.de’s authentication and payment systems, customer service, and fulfillment network to ensure that customers never have that “ran out of it” moment.

To get started, login to the Dash Replenishment Service (DRS) device wizard on the developer portal and create a US device.

Once the device is created you will see a link in the wizard to add UK/DE marketplaces in the device summary. Complete and submit the form. Amazon will provision your device and create a test ASIN list that is supported in each marketplace.

To learn more about Amazon Dash Replenishment click here.

 

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