Sego for Amazon privacy
Last updated September 25, 2026
Sego for Amazon is a Chrome extension. It adds the items from your Amazon orders to your purchases in Sego. This page tells you what the extension reads, what it sends, and what Sego keeps.
What the extension reads
- It reads your Amazon.com order list and order details pages. The addresses start with
https://www.amazon.com/your-orders/. - It reads them by itself: once when you connect it, then once each night. You do not need to do anything. You can click Sync now in the extension to read new orders at once.
- Chrome sends your Amazon sign-in cookies with these requests, the same as when you open the page yourself. The extension does not read, copy, or send the cookies.
- It does not read other Amazon pages, other websites, or your browsing history.
- It does not read or store your Amazon password.
What the extension sends to Sego
For each new or changed order, the extension sends a reduced copy of the order details page to Sego. Before it sends the page, the extension removes:
- scripts, styles, hidden page data, and page layout
- the Amazon menu, footer, and product suggestions
- sections labeled as the shipping address, billing address, or payment method
- the last four digits of your card
The copy keeps the order number, order date, item names, prices, quantities, delivery status, refunds, the charges to your card, product links, and product photo links.
How Sego reads the page
Sego sends the reduced page to OpenAI. An OpenAI model finds the order details in the page and returns them as structured data. Sego asks OpenAI not to store the request. OpenAI does not use API data to train its models. Sego then keeps only the values that the page shows.
What Sego keeps
| Data | Why |
|---|---|
| Order number, date, items, prices, quantities, refunds, and charges | To show what you bought and to match the order to your bank transactions |
| Copies of product photos | To show a picture of each item. Sego copies the photo from Amazon's image server to its own storage. Sego makes the photo smaller and encrypts it. |
| A fingerprint of each page it read, and the time | To not read the same page twice |
| A fingerprint of the extension's connection token | To check that requests come from a browser you connected |
Sego does not keep the page itself. The members of your Sego household can see the purchases, as they can see the household's bank transactions.
What stays in your browser
The extension stores its connection token, your household name, the last sync status, and a list of order numbers with the date it read each one. This data stays in Chrome's extension storage on your computer.
What Sego does not do
- Sego does not sell this data.
- Sego does not use it for advertising.
- Sego does not use it to decide credit or lending.
- Sego does not give it to anyone other than the service providers that run Sego, such as OpenAI and our hosting provider.
Sego's use of this data follows the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.
How to stop it
- Disconnect the browser. Open the extension and click Disconnect, or go to Settings → Amazon item details in Sego and click Remove. The extension stops at once.
- Remove the extension. Chrome deletes the data that the extension stored in your browser.
- Delete the data in Sego. When you delete your Sego household, Sego deletes its Amazon purchases and photo copies too.
Contact
Send questions to support@sego.money.