# Vendor Codes

- BigQuery table name: `amazon_vendor_codes`
- Available in: Vendor Central
- Data scheme index: https://api.datadoe.com/api/v1/spec/data-scheme.md

Vendor codes assigned by Amazon, uploaded per ASIN or SKU. Each row has exactly one of child_asin or sku set.

- Source type: `VENDOR_CENTRAL`
- Source ID: `bf46cebb6096ccea5e10bf9348a70f5fe0c9d9fb4544b7e92f2dddb4924d9645`
- Requires a date period: no
- Contains PII: no
- Premium table: no
- User-managed: yes
- Default dataset: no
- Rows count towards billing: yes
- Hub: https://www.datadoe.com/hub/data-scheme?source=VENDOR_CENTRAL&table=bf46cebb6096ccea5e10bf9348a70f5fe0c9d9fb4544b7e92f2dddb4924d9645

## Search aliases

- vendor code
- asin vendor code

## Columns (9)

- `marketplace_id` (`TEXT`, required) — Amazon provided ID that represents a specific country where the Seller or Vendor operates.
- `marketplace_country_code` (`TEXT`, required) — ISO country code for the Amazon marketplace.
- `marketplace_country_name` (`TEXT`, required) — Human-readable country name for the marketplace (derived from marketplace_id).
- `seller_or_vendor_id` (`TEXT`, required) — DataDoe account identifier used by MCP/API calls (sellers_and_vendors_list, exports). Not unique in amazon_sellers_and_vendors_context when one account has multiple connection contexts — join that table on connection_context_id instead.
- `seller_or_vendor_name` (`TEXT`, required) — DataDoe connection context display name for the seller or vendor.
- `marketplace_seller_id` (`TEXT`, nullable) — Amazon Seller Central seller ID from the connection (connection_seller_id). Null when the connection has no seller ID.
- `child_asin` (`TEXT`, nullable) — Child ASIN this vendor code was uploaded for. Exactly one of child_asin or sku is set.
- `sku` (`TEXT`, nullable) — SKU this vendor code was uploaded for. Exactly one of child_asin or sku is set.
- `vendor_code` (`TEXT`, required) — Vendor code assigned by Amazon for this ASIN or SKU.

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Query live via DataDoe MCP `exports_source_get` (connected accounts only), or request rows with `exports_create`.