This extension extracts order history from your Amazon account.
This extension extracts order history from your Amazon account.
Amazon provides https://www.amazon.com/gp/b2b/reports, but it doesn't include digital orders, shipping, total amount, or payment information, and isn't available for non-US customers.
This extension aims to fix that.
This extension breaks whenever Amazon makes changes. If incorrect information is shown for an order, please RIGHT-click on the order id shown in the table and choose "save order debug info". After the debug file downloads, email it to philip, who is at mulcahyfamily.org, along with a description or screenshot of the result you get and what result you expect to get.
Please note that the saved data will include everything you can see on the order list pages, order detail pages, and invoice pages, including your billing and shipping addresses, and may also include things such as the order itself, recommendations, Buy It Again items, etc., which show your shopping preferences.
How to Use
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After you install the extension, you won't see anything until you view your order history on the website (Your Account -> Your Orders).
Get to your orders page, then click on the extension icon at the top right of the Chrome window; look for an orange upper case A. Once you do this, you should see buttons with years.
Clicking on one of these buttons causes the extension to sift through all of your order pages and show you a searchable, sortable table with all of the orders in. It can take a few seconds to get all of the pages.
A blue button enables you to download a CSV (viewable in Excel or other spreadsheet programs) of the order table the extension has assembled.
Currently supported:
amazon.com.au
amazon.ca
amazon.de
smile.amazon.de
amazon.es
amazon.in
amazon.co.uk
smile.amazon.co.uk
amazon.com
smile.amazon.com
For other Amazon sites, please submit debug information as described above.
Bug reports are gratefully accepted (see github link below), with extra points awarded for:
1) reproducibility - if you describe it well and I can reproduce it then it's normally straightforward to fix.
2) staying in contact - fire and forget bug reports are often impossible to reproduce and are seriously demotivating too.
3) using courteous language.
4) using English - you're not paying me and while I can scrape by in French and German, I'm spending more of my spare time on this project than you are, and it's not about learning human languages.
5) having read the (very brief) instructions - and if English is not your favorite language, you have two choices:
i) Google translate (don't send it to me!)
ii) Sending me a translation (better than Google's) of the instructions.
I will figure out how to incorporate it and list you in the credits.
Changes in 1.9.3:
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Values shown as pending in csv download now show same values as table.
Changes in 1.9.2:
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Some cases where scraping might get stuck waiting for a reply that is never going to arrive are now solved.
Eliminated a third party javascript library vulnerability.
Source Code
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https://github.com/philipmulcahy/azad
contributors (Thank you!): https://github.com/philipmulcahy/azad/graphs/contributors
donations: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/azad-pah
