The FBA Shipments section displays all your Amazon inbound shipments and plans synced from your connected Amazon account. You can open FBA Shipments from the Inventory section.
Shipments Table
The Shipments page lists all inbound shipments. In the shipments table you can see the next columns:
Shipment – click on the title to view the shipment on the details page
Status:
Working
Ready To Ship
Shipped
In Transit
Receiving
Checked in
Delivered
Closed
Cancelled
Destination
Plan – click to open it in the Inbound Plan section
Number of items
Units shipped
Units received
Fee
Last updated – relative time with full datetime on hover
From the additional actions menu you can open Shipment details, the Plan section, or the shipment in Seller Central.
You can switch between statuses to make it easier to work with shipments.
The table reflects data synced from your Amazon account.
Note
New shipments cannot be created in the platform. Use Amazon Seller Central to create shipment plans by clicking "Create Shipment" button.
Shipment Details Page
Click the shipment title to open detailed information. The shipment page view includes:
Shipment name
Status
Plan name – click to open it in the Inbound Plan section
Destination warehouse
Shipment ID
Created and Updated dates
Total units
Total fee
Placement fee
Transport fee
You can open shipment in Seller Central by clicking "View in Seller Central" button.
In the table section, you will find the following information:
Items:
Products
MSKU
FNSKU
Units shipped
Units received
Label type
Prep fees (if available)
Boxes:
Box ID
Dimensions
Weight
Quantity
A warning discrepancy icon appears when:
Shipment is closed
Units shipped ≠ units received
This helps identify missing inventory.
Note
For US marketplace Prep is not available (shown as "—") and Label is always "Seller".
For European marketplaces Prep and Label may be "Amazon" or "Seller".
Shipments in Product Details Page
Each product includes an FBA Shipments tab showing:
Shipment
Status
Destination
Shipped
Received
Fee / Unit
Last update
