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To begin utilizing the Amazon Market Tool, you must first connect your store to your account. This is a crucial step to take immediately after installing the app, as it will enable you to leverage all of its powerful features. 
1- Go to Module configuration- click on PrestaShop module subscription
2-Associate your Prestashop store with your Amazon account
For me details consult our help center

1.Open the module configuration 

2. In the Amazon Market Tool backend, go to Module Configuration.

3. Select the Amazon Account Settings tab, choose your country and then click on “Connect your seller account” 

Consult the help-center for more details and screenshots

By following these steps, you can configure the markets you wish to sell on and start selling your products to customers all over the world. Keep in mind that each marketplace may have its own set of rules and requirements, so be sure to familiarize yourself with the guidelines for each market before listing your products.
1.Open the Module configuration and go to the Amazon Europe Tab. There you’ll be able to see all of the Marketplaces you can enable/disable 
2. Enable the Marketplace corresponding to your country and then click save.

For more details and screenshots, consult our help-center.

The Imported Orders section, where you can efficiently handle your order imports. This feature allows you to not only review past imported orders but also gives you the flexibility to manually import orders as needed.

1. Browse and Review Imported Orders

To delve into your order history and review previously imported orders, follow these steps:

1.1. Click on the ‘Select Orders’ dropdown.

1.2. Choose the ‘Import Orders’ tab.

1.3. Browse through a comprehensive list of your historical orders within the ‘Imported Orders’ tab.

2. Manually Import Orders

If you wish to manually import orders, follow these detailed instructions:

2.1. Click on the ‘Select Orders’ dropdown.

2.2. Navigate to the ‘Import Orders’ tab.

2.3. Click on the ‘Manual Orders’ tab.

2.4. Select the desired dates for the orders you want to manually download. Click ‘lookup’ to proceed.

2.5. Browse through the available orders and select the ones you wish to manually import.

2.6. Your recently imported orders will now be seamlessly integrated into the ‘Imported Orders’ section.

2.7. In-depth Order Examination

From the ‘Imported Orders’ section, you can further analyze your orders using the ‘View orders’ search box. This feature empowers you to gain insights into your orders down to the finest details.
See more details and video tutorial at our help-center. 

Shipping templates allow sellers to configure different shipping rates (and transit times) for different regions (and different shipping options like Expedited). They also allow you to select the Click & Collect option. The shipping rate can be configured to be based on per item, weight or cost of the order. Up to 20 shipping templates can be created.

To enable a Shipping template in our module and manage them, you may follow the steps below.

1. Open the module configuration and go to the shipping tab.
   2.Select the different rules by using the + sign. You can enable/disable here.
   3. Finally, click on “Save settings”. 
   More details and screenshots can be found at our help-center. 

With Amazon / FBA Sync at your disposal, you can effortlessly integrate your Amazon offers into your Prestashop platform, ensuring consistency and accuracy across platforms.
1. The product list: 
 Contains all your Amazon products. This list can be refreshed manually (by using the second tab Manual Sync) or automatically (by using the scheduler).
1.2 Actions:
Sync product: If Mapping state = Can be synced, you can perform the sync action.
This action applies Amazon price and stock quantity into corresponding Prestashop product.
When done, the Sync status = Yes.
Import product: If Mapping state = Unavailable, you can perform the import action, to import this Amazon product into your Prestashop catalog.
This action converts as much as possible Amazon data to transform them into a complete product in Prestashop.
1.3. Manual Refresh the list:
Refresh the Amazon product list as you wish any time by going to the second tab.
Here you also find the statistic of the last refresh (manual or auto).
Click the button to do the refresh.
The refresh only takes the changes from the last refresh, there is no reason to pull out the whole Seller Central catalog.
1.4. Automatic Sync:
Instead of syncing manually all the time, setting a scheduler to do all the work that keep your Prestashop products synced.
When enabled, the scheduler will:

• Refresh the Amazon product list, by taking the changes from the last refresh.
• For each Amazon product, if it is enabled for automatic sync in Filters tab, continue, ignore otherwise. 
  
  

2. FBA Sync is essentially same as Amazon Sync, but:

• The product list is taken from merchant FBA list.
• The module only updates the stock quantity, while the Amazon Sync also updates the price.

A more detailed description can be found here at our help-center.