Amazon fulfillment that fits the rest of your operation.

Amazon orders should fit the rest of your operation. We handle the warehouse work behind merchant-fulfilled orders, with inventory allocation, packing, carrier handoff and tracking agreed before launch. Your Seller Central account stays yours.

Choose the right fulfillment mix

• Merchant fulfilled: your brand and fulfillment partner ship customer orders.
• FBA: Amazon ships customer orders. We can scope FBA prep and replenishment separately.
• Both: agree on which inventory serves each program and how replenishment works.

What we handle and what you keep

We handle: receiving, storage, packing to your approved instructions and the agreed shipping and tracking workflow. Warehouse exceptions go to your named contact.

You keep: Seller Central, listings, pricing, advertising, customer-service decisions and your delivery promise. We review the warehouse requirements behind those decisions with you.

Test the setup before orders move

1. Map the operation. Review your SKUs, fulfillment mix, stock allocation and shipping settings.
2. Confirm the connection. Test order release, inventory updates, labels, tracking and shipment confirmation.
3. Check exceptions. Work through cancellations, address changes, returns and the split between FBA and merchant-fulfilled stock.
4. Agree on the handoff. Set decision contacts and the response when an order or update fails.

Keep your channels coordinated

Amazon can sit alongside Shopify and wholesale. We work through product mapping, reserved stock, order priority and update timing for your actual setup.

Explore multi-channel fulfillment.

Bring the basics to our first call

Tell us what Amazon ships and what you fulfill yourself. Bring your product list, typical order volume, packaging or prep needs, and the exceptions creating work.

Pricing follows the scope: receiving, storage, handling, shipping, returns and any FBA-prep or setup work.