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Manage and track your Amazon orders Amazon Order Wizard makes it easy to track Amazon orders and list them on Facebook Marketplace. WHY USE IT? Ever bought something on Amazon, needed to return it later, but couldn't find the order? Or wanted to track which orders you've commented on or gotten refunds for? Amazon Order Wizard solves this by letting you save and organize orders with a simple workflow. KEY FEATURES 🔖 One-Click Save Save orders directly from your Amazon order history page. Just click the "Save" button next to any order. 📊 Status Tracking Track each order through your workflow: Uncommented → Commented → Comment Revealed → Reimbursed 📝 Personal Notes Add notes to remember why you saved an order or any important details. 🔍 Search & Filter Quickly find orders by product name, order number, or filter by status. 🛒 Facebook Marketplace Integration Quickly list your Amazon purchases on Facebook Marketplace. Auto-fills product details, price, and images - just review and post. ☁️ Cloud Sync (Optional) Sign in to sync your orders across devices. Works completely offline without an account - your data stays local until you choose to sync. HOW TO USE 1. Go to your Amazon Order History page 2. Click "Save to Wizard" on any order you want to track 3. Open the extension from Chrome's side panel to view and manage your orders 4. Update status as you go: Uncommented → Commented → Comment Revealed → Reimbursed 5. Want to resell? Click "List on Facebook" to auto-fill a Marketplace listing
Apr 23, 2026
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