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Connecting to stores: Amazon

Linking ReadyToShip to your Amazon Australia store.

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Written by Nathan Huppatz
Updated over a month ago

You can connect multiple accounts and ReadyToShip will import paid orders from Amazon Australia, generate shipping labels and send tracking data back to Amazon.

Currently, we support Fulfilment by Merchant (FBM).

For Amazon EasyShip support, please contact us.

1. Start the Store Connection

IMPORTANT: Please ensure you are signed in to your Amazon Seller Central account before starting this process.

In your ReadyToShip account go to Settings > Stores > Add Store and choose Amazon.


2. Link the Store

On the next page, click the green 'Connect Store Account' button. This will take you to your Amazon Seller Central account, to authorise the app install.

3. Approve the ReadyToShip App

Approve the app by selecting the checkbox and clicking 'Continue'.

You will be shown a connection approval page in your Amazon account. If you have multiple Amazon stores, please ensure to choose the correct store in the header as shown:


Then continue:

These permissions are enough for ReadyToShip to import your order and address data to help prepare shipments.

Note: All identifiable information is encrypted in our systems, and all Amazon Personally Identifiable Information is discarded after 30 days.

4. Complete Store details in ReadyToShip

Provide a descriptive name for the store in the Store Description field. You also need to fill out a valid Return Addressmost carriers won’t work properly without one.

Click 'Save Amazon Store'.

Click 'Continue' to proceed. ReadyToShip will start importing orders right away.

This step can take several minutes to complete depending on how many orders are in your store.

By default, we import 30 days of paid and unfulfilled orders. If you need older orders, contact us, and we will import them.

5. Functionality and settings

We import ASIN item dimensions, images, and barcodes with your Amazon orders.

Note: ASINs may have Item Dimensions, Package Dimensions, or both. We will prioritise the import of Item Dimensions, and if they don't exist, we will import the Package Dimensions.

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