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View Bindings with Errors in Amazon Connector for Odoo: what the button does

The View Bindings with Errors button on the Dashboard opens the list of product bindings for the dashboard's account that are in an error state or whose last error count is above zero. It is in Odoo 17, 18, 19 and 20 and is always visible; pressing it only opens that filtered list, and the count the dashboard stores is recalculated by a scheduled task that runs every day.

FlexigoTech · Editor in charge: Víctor Gómez · Updated 5 November 2026

Key facts

Module
Amazon
Versions
Odoo 17, 18, 19 and 20
Checked
in the connector's source code, version 20.0 · against the sources linked at the end
Reading time
4 min

Where it is and when it shows

Use these boxes to check, before pressing anything, that you are in the right place.

  • Go in through the Amazon menu. That part of the menu asks for the Viewer permission: if you do not have it, you do not see that part.
  • Open the Dashboard of the account you care about. The View Bindings with Errors button is there.
  • Check your Odoo version: the button is in Odoo 17, 18, 19 and 20 and is always visible, in all four branches.
Schematic drawn from code, not an Odoo screen: the Amazon menu and below it the View Bindings with Errors button, present in Odoo 17, 18, 19 and 20
Schematic with the labels in English, the original text from the module's code: the menu and the button described in this section.
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What the button checks when you press it

The button acts on the dashboard where you press it. It builds a filter from that dashboard's data and applies it to the product bindings. Read it as a list of conditions:

  • The binding belongs to that dashboard's account.
  • Its marketplace matches the one on the account. Stray spaces are trimmed for the comparison and, if the account has no marketplace, it is compared with an empty value.
  • On top of that, it meets one of two conditions: it is in an error state, or its last error count is above zero. Either one is enough.

The filter has no date condition: there is no range to narrow it down, so what you see does not depend on the dashboard's dates.

What changes when you press it

  • The list of product bindings opens with that filter already applied. That is the button's result: it returns that screen.
  • Pressing it does not modify the dashboard or the bindings. Its code only prepares the filter and opens the list, without writing anything.
  • The filter is built at the moment you press, so the list starts from the bindings as they are then.
  • Go through the bindings that come up and review each one: the list brings together those in an error state and those that merely have an error count above zero.

The dashboard number and the daily task

The same account and marketplace filter is used by another part of the module without you pressing anything: the scheduled task Amazon SP-API - Refresh KPIs. It runs every day and is active when the module is installed.

  • Bear in mind that this task looks up the bindings for the dashboard's account and marketplace and stores in the dashboard how many there are in total.
  • Bear in mind that it also stores how many have errors (error state or error count above zero, the same as the button) and how many have warnings (warning count above zero).
  • Tell the two apart: the count stored on the dashboard is from the last time the task ran, while the button's list is queried when you press.
Schematic drawn from code using the module's published translations, not an Odoo screen: the button label in Spanish, German, French, Italian and Portuguese
Schematic showing the text View Bindings with Errors as it appears depending on Odoo's language; with Odoo in English, the button is called View Bindings with Errors.

What to check after opening the list

  • If the list comes up empty, no binding for that account and marketplace meets the error filter.
  • If you miss a binding, confirm you are on the dashboard for the right account: the filter comes from that dashboard's account, and only bindings for its marketplace come in.
  • If the dashboard count and the list do not match, remember the count was stored when the daily task ran and the list has just been queried.
  • If you cannot see the Amazon menu, check whether your user has the Viewer permission.

What it costs and how we can help

The module is a one-off payment per Odoo version and is published on Odoo Apps for 17, 18, 19 and 20. It needs the FlexigoTech Cloud subscription, Connector plan: €49/month or €490/year excluding VAT (the Pro plan is €98/month or €980/year excluding VAT). The connection goes through FlexigoTech Cloud, which stores the credentials encrypted, watches the synchronisation and emails you if it fails. The module's page is on the FlexigoTech website.

If you are implementing Odoo and want to set this dashboard up with your Amazon accounts, FlexigoTech implements Odoo 17, 18, 19 and 20 and builds custom connectors and integrations.

Keep reading

Checked in the connector's source code (version 20.0) and the linked sources

Sources