FBA Getting Started Guide
“With access to Amazon’s templates, I can import product information as easily as I can scan a barcode.”
-Amazon.de Seller
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-Amazon.com Seller
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Getting Started With SellerEngine Plus for FBA!
New SellerEngine Plus users, please visit the Getting Started Guide for a quick start guide to logging in and getting familiar with SellerEngine Plus. If you are currently a SellerEngine Plus user please confirm you are subscribed to a SellerEngine Plus license with FBA by logging in on sellerengine.com and scrolling down to 'SellerEngine Plus licenses' to confirm your License type is: SellerEngine Plus for Amazon US,UK or DE + FBA.
Click File, Preferences, Amazon Information to Fill in the details of your Amazon account

This information is used by SellerEngine Plus to generate and download reports, and to upload listings. It is never submitted to any website except Amazon. If the Access Key ID and Secret Access Key fields do not populate, you will need to sign up for a free AWS account from Amazon. You may click the green question mark button
or go directly to http://aws.amazon.com/ to sign up. Since you are using SellerEngine Plus with your FBA account, you will also need to sign up for the FWS services at http://aws.amazon.com/fws. On the FWS page, please scroll all the way to the bottom of the page to sign up for the FWS service.

MWS Credentials - Confirm that you are signed up for the MWS services.
Download and import open listings from Amazon
Download an Open Listings Report from Amazon so that your items (and their prices and quantities) currently for sale on Amazon are accurately reflected in the local database in SellerEngine. Import->Download and Import Active Listings from Amazon (Active Listings+AFN)
- The Open Listings Report for FBA users includes both the afn_feed and the full_inventory reports.
- The full_inventory report includes all your inventory whether Amazon Fulfilled or Merchant Fulfilled. This information is indicated in the ListedState inventory field value.
- The afn_feed report includes the Amazon Fulfilled inventory only. It shows all the relationships between listings and inventory items (FNSKUs) regardless of whether the listing still exists or even if the listing is now currently related to a different listing. This allows users to review existing inventory in Amazon fulfillment centers, set up new shipments to replenish inventory, migrate listings back to Merchant Fulfilled or create online orders for buyers.
SellerEngine Plus logs into your account and waits for Amazon to prepare your listings report. During the import, the following windows will notify you of its status.


Create Shipments
From your current inventory:
New shipments are automatically created and named when you select one or more items from Inventory, right-click on selection and click ‘Add to shipment’

To add NEW inventory items to populate your FBA shipment:
We recommend using Quick Add for fastest new item entry. Quick Add is located in the lower window to the right of the FBA Shipments Manager tab and allows users to enter FBA items using a customized template.



If there are errors when adding items to a shipment, the item is highlighted on the screen.
To add items to the shipment, scan items into the Product ID column, if your scanner is configured to add a carriage return you can continue to scan items in. If it is not, click the Add Item button.
To add CURRENT inventory items to populate your new FBA shipment
Select the items in the inventory, right click, select Add to shipment. They will be automatically assigned either to already existing ‘Open’ shipments or to new shipment/s that will be generated as per Amazon distribution criteria.


Split Shipments
Send Shipments to Amazon

Note: The Box Labels and Packing Slips will be printed after the shipment has been registered with Amazon.

Alternately- To get the best rate on shipping your inventory to Amazon by using , set your shipment to Working and finish sending your shipment directly through Amazon.


Make sure you upload the listings so your items are available for sale when they are received. A pop up reminds you to do this after sending.
To check whether a shipment has been received at the Amazon warehouse, go to the Shipment Archive tab in the Shipment Manager and click Synchronize with Amazon. The Synchronizing Shipments pop up will appear and you need to select the period to be included in the report generated by Amazon.



At this point, Amazon has set your listings associated with the inventory they received as 'live.' If you have already set up your repricing rules and enabled Continuous Automatic Repricing then all you need to do is wait for the sales to roll in. Amazon will pick, pack and ship your items to buyers on your behalf.
Information that's good to know: FBA Specific Inventory Fields
In Inventory View:
FNSKU: if you add your listing through the main Add Item window, the FNSKU can be generated only after the listing has been added to a shipment. Right click on the selected listing(s) and select Add to Shipment from the dropdown menu.
In Shipment View:
*Labels Printed so Far: Number of labels already printed for the respective item.