Amazon FBA

Shipping to Amazon Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) works like any other import — supplier pickup, ocean or air freight, and customs clearance — with one d...

To deliver a shipment into an Amazon fulfillment center, we need limited access to your Amazon Seller Central account — only the shipment-plan permi...

By default, Amazon spreads your inventory across multiple fulfillment centers. If you'd rather ship to just one, enroll in Amazon's Inventory Placeme...

Once you've approved a shipping plan, Amazon lets you adjust each SKU's quantity only within a small margin without fees — up to 5% of the SKU's quan...

Who bills you for final delivery depends on the carrier. If you use an Amazon-partnered carrier (such as Amazon LTL), Amazon charges you directly ...

Before major sales events — Amazon's Prime Day, and the run-up to Thanksgiving and the winter holidays — inbound volume to fulfillment centers surges,...

You can estimate the final-mile cost to an Amazon fulfillment center inside your Seller Central shipping plan, before you commit. If you use an Amazo...

When you create a shipping plan, Amazon Seller Central asks for the shipment's packaging type . Choose case-packed when every box holds the same pr...

Whether you must palletize for Amazon FBA depends on your final-mile method. For FCL you can either palletize or floor-load. For LTL (less-than-truc...

Yes — one shipment can be routed to more than one Amazon fulfillment center. Amazon gives each destination its own FBA shipment ID , so a single ship...

Yes — if you don't want your whole shipment delivered to an Amazon fulfillment center right away, we can hold it in our warehouse. Storage is charged ...

Amazon FBA shipments need labels at up to three levels: an FNSKU on each product unit, an FBA carton label on each box, and — if you palletize — pal...