After you have click the Complete Batch button in InventoryLab, we begin to process something called a feed.
This is how the data from InventoryLab is transferred over to Seller Central.
Next, you will finish up getting your boxes prepped, fully sealed and packed, weigh them, and provide the dimensions detail to Seller Central.
To do this, in Seller Central, click Inventory>Manage FBA Shipments
Click on the Work on Shipment button located to the right of the shipment you’d like to complete.
If you scroll down to section 3, you will see that Amazon Marketplace Web Services has already been pre-selected for you as a way of providing your Box Content information. This is because when you first created your batch with InventoryLab, you indicated that you’d like to provide your Box Content using feeds from our service. Amazon blocks you from changing this once selected to prevent conflicting information from being submitted.
You will need to enter weight and dimensions for the box numbers that are automatically carried over from InventoryLab. Provide the weight, length, width, and height of each box.
Keep in mind that you already know the number of boxes in your shipment, as well as the order of those boxes, due to information provided in InventoryLab. The order you enter this information is very important because you want them to line up InventoryLab with Seller Central.
If you are unsure your box names, etc. and need a reminder of the contents, simply visit InventoryLab>List>List & Prep and click the 3 horizontal lines next to the Working Shipment you are in. Choose Box Content Information and you can review the boxes and contents of those boxes
InventoryLab’s box names are created in numerical order, just like Amazon’s.
Example 1:
Box name ending in U001 in InventoryLab = Box 1 in Seller Central when putting in dimensions = Box name ending in U001 on your shipping label
Box name ending in U002 in InventoryLab = Box 2 in Seller Central when putting in dimensions = Box name ending in U002 on your shipping label
HOWEVER
If you skip a sequence in InventoryLab (say you had Box U001, U002, and U003… but then you deleted Box U002), the order will be a little off.
Example 2:
Box name ending in U001 in InventoryLab = Box 1 in Seller Central when putting in dimensions = Box name ending in U001 on your shipping label
Box name ending in U003 in InventoryLab = Box 2 in Seller Central when putting in dimensions = Box name ending in U002 on your shipping label
To make everything as simple as possible, we recommend doing to your best to avoid the need to delete any box names.
InventoryLab has already built the ability to create custom Box Names to move over into Seller Central. Unfortunately, Amazon states their capability to accept this information on their end will not be available until sometime in 2017. We look forward to their upgrade and can’t wait to make this process even better
After weighing and measuring your boxes, Calculate and agree to your shipping charges.
Then, print your shipping labels.
Assuming no box names where skipped in InventoryLab like Example 1 above, the name on the 2nd page of your shipping label should correspond to the name of your box in InventoryLab.
Finally, click on Complete Shipment.
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