AccordSystem Launches ECops for Safe EC Data Use With AI Tools
ECops addresses a key security and management barrier to AI adoption in e-commerce by providing a platform that allows operators to use AI tools without exposing API keys, with granular permissions and audit trails.
Key Facts
- AccordSystem launched ECops on July 7, 2026.
- The first release supports integration with Amazon advertising, sales, and brand analytics data.
- ECops manages connection information and does not share API keys with AI agents.
- MILACT provided technical support for the service's large-scale data processing infrastructure using Google Cloud.
- The service includes granular permission settings and operation logs for auditing.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
AccordSystem Inc. began offering a new service called ECops on July 7, 2026, that allows e-commerce operators to safely use EC data from Amazon and other sources with AI agents such as Claude Code and Cursor. The service is a data integration and permission management platform that sits between EC channels and AI agents, managing connection information without sharing API keys. The first release supports integration with Amazon advertising data, sales data, and brand analytics data. ECops provides granular permission settings, allowing operators to control who can access which data, and records operation logs for auditing. The company plans to expand supported channels to include Rakuten Ichiba, Yahoo! Shopping, Shopify, Google Ads, Meta Ads, and others. MILACT Co., Ltd. provided technical support for the development, including design and construction of a large-scale data processing platform using Google Cloud. AccordSystem's representative director, Kai Ukeseki, stated that many operators face barriers to AI adoption such as tool connection management and permission settings, and ECops aims to remove that first barrier.
MILACT Co., Ltd. provided technical support for the development of ECops, including the design and construction of a large-scale data processing platform using Google Cloud, backend development, and operational considerations. AccordSystem, based in Kyoto, developed the service based on its knowledge of the EC industry. The first release focuses on Amazon sellers, integrating advertising, sales, and brand analytics data. ECops uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to prepare EC data for AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude. The service is designed to evolve into a multi-channel data integration platform, with future connections planned for Rakuten Ichiba, Yahoo! Shopping, Shopify, Google Ads, Meta Ads, and OMS systems. AccordSystem also offers AI utilization consultations and PoC support alongside the tool. Representative director Kai Ukeseki said the service was developed to remove the first barrier to AI introduction, which includes tool connection management, permission settings, and operation log maintenance.
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