Selling on Amazon and shipping from your own or a partner warehouse (FBM)? The integration captures orders via Amazon SP-API, matches ASIN codes with warehouse items, sends invoices electronically and automatically reports the dispatch status back to Amazon.
Data travels in both directions: from Amazon to the warehouse and from the warehouse back to the customer.
Orders you fulfill yourself (Fulfilled by Merchant) are captured via SP-API directly onto the warehouse dashboard.
Amazon ASIN codes are matched with items in the warehouse, so picking and packing run without guessing which item is which.
On dispatch, the status is automatically reported to Amazon together with the shipment data. No manual confirmation in Seller Central.
Invoices for orders are sent electronically, without manual work.
Instead of an integration project, just four simple steps.
Create a profile for the store in the system. 3PL fulfillment providers can run each merchant separately in multi-tenant mode, with their own stock and billing.
The seller connects their Amazon account through the official Amazon SP-API interface. No coding and no IT team required.
How to add an online storeThe system automatically imports the product catalog, which you then assign to bin locations in the warehouse.
Stock and product import guideStock is aligned, orders flow to the warehouse dashboard and the team can start picking, packing and printing shipping labels right away.
The integration is designed for FBM orders (Fulfilled by Merchant), meaning orders shipped from your own or a partner 3PL warehouse.
Via ASIN matching: each Amazon listing is matched with an item in the warehouse, keeping sales and stock aligned.
No. The dispatch status is reported to Amazon automatically when the order ships from the warehouse.
Yes. Invoices for orders are sent electronically, without manual work.
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