亚马逊官方课程:使用 Send to Amazon 创建货件包裹操作流程
Create shipments with Send to AmazonSend to Amazon (beta) is a new shipment creation workflow with a streamlined process that requires fewer steps to replenish your Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) inventory.Send to Amazon lets you create reusable packing templates to provide box content information, box weight and dimensions, and prep and labeling details for your SKUs. Once you save those details in a template, you will not have to re-enter them for each shipment, saving you time. Additional box content information is not required, since all the necessary information is already in your packing templates.Is Send to Amazon right for me?Send to Amazon currently supports:Small parcel shipments using either an Amazon partnered carrier or a non-partnered carrierSingle-SKU boxes sent as pallet shipments using a non-partnered carrierShipments of boxes that contain more than one SKU and pallet shipments using an Amazon partnered carrier are not supported in this version of Send to Amazon. We are working to add features. Until then, visit Shipping products to Amazon for alternative shipment methoDS.Shipment requirementsSend to Amazon shipments must meet the following requirements:Each shipping box must contain units of only one SKUShipping and routing requirementsPackaging requirementsSeller requirements for LTL, FTL, and FCL deliveriesImportant: You can use Send to Amazon to create shipments containing more than one SKU, but each box in a shipment must contain only one SKU.Get started with Send to AmazonTo start using the streamlined workflow, go to your Shipping Queue and click Send to Amazon to see a list of your FBA SKUs and create packing templates.Packing templates let you save information about how your SKUs are packed, prepped, and labeled in a single-SKU box. You can reuse the templates each time you replenish inventory.Here's how to create a packing template:In the list of your available FBA SKUs, click Create new packing template for the SKU you want to work on.Enter the following information into the template:Template name: Name the template so you can tell it apart from others you may create for the same SKUUnits per box: The number of sellable units in each shipping boxBox dimensions: The outside dimensions of the shipping boxBox weight: The total weight of a packed shipping box, including dunnagePrep category: The packaging and prep requirements for your SKUWho preps units (if required): Choose Seller if your units will be prepped before they arrive at the fulfillment center. Choose Amazon to opt in to the Preparation Service.Who labels units (if required): Choose Seller if your units will be labeled before they arrive at the fulfillment center. Choose Amazon to opt in to the FBA Label Service. Labeling with an Amazon barcode may not be required if your inventory is tracked using a manufacturer barcode.Click Save.Once you’ve created a packing template for a SKU, the template will show up next to your SKU in step 1 of the workflow, Choose inventory to send. You can now see or edit the packing template details.Important: Failure to provide accurate box content information might result in blocking of future shipments. Accurate box weight and dimensions are required for all shipments. For more information, see Shipping and routing requirements.Next, follow the remaining steps in the workflow to create your shipmentStep 1 — Choose inventory to senDStep 2 — Confirm shippingStep 3 — Print box labelsStep 4 — Confirm carrier and pallet information (for pallet shipments only)To learn how to change or cancel your shipment, visit Change or cancel a shipment.Frequently asked questionsWhen should I use Send to Amazon instead of a different shipment creation workflow?Send to Amazon saves you time by letting you create reusable packing templates for inventory packed in single-SKU boxes sent as pallet shipments using a non-partnered carrier or as small parcel shipments using either an Amazon partnered carrier or a non-partnered carrier. You can use Send to Amazon to create shipments containing more than one SKU, but each box in a shipment must contain only one SKU.To send inventory in boxes that contain more than one SKU or to send pallet shipments using an Amazon partnered carrier, use an alternative shipment creation workflow. For more information, visit Shipping products to Amazon.Can I convert SKUs to FBA using Send to Amazon?No, only SKUs that already have been converted to are displayed in step 1 of the shipment workflow, Choose inventory to send. To learn how to convert SKUs to FBA, see Getting started with Fulfillment by Amazon.How do I see my shipping plan?Before approving shipments in step 2 of the workflow, Confirm shipping , you can leave Send to Amazon and return to the place you left. To see details for shipments that have been confirmed, go to your Shipping Queue and click on the shipment to see the summary page. From there, click View。