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Connecting your Amazon Seller Central account to Jetpack enables automatic import of your FBM (Fulfilled by Merchant) orders for fast, reliable fulfillment. This integration streamlines your Amazon operations by syncing orders, tracking information, and optionally inventory levels between Amazon and your Jetpack dashboard.
ShipBob
About ShipBob Integration References
During setup, you’ll authorize the “ShipBob” integration in Amazon Seller Central. This is expected—Jetpack has licensed ShipBob’s integration infrastructure to provide reliable connections. Your data flows seamlessly to your Jetpack dashboard.

Prerequisites

Before connecting your Amazon account, ensure you have:
  • An active Amazon Seller Central account
  • Active FBM (Fulfilled by Merchant) listings in Amazon
  • A Jetpack merchant account
This integration is for FBM (Fulfilled by Merchant) orders only. FBA (Fulfilled by Amazon) orders are fulfilled directly by Amazon from their fulfillment centers and are not imported to Jetpack.

Connecting Amazon to Jetpack

Follow these steps to connect your Amazon Seller Central account to your Jetpack dashboard:
1

Click Quick Actions in your dashboard

Dashboard showing Quick Actions button at bottom of navigation menu
2

Select Connect Store Integration

Quick Actions menu showing Connect Store Integration and platform options
3

Choose Amazon from the platform list

Apps & Integrations page showing platform tiles including Shopify, Walmart, and LinnworksFind Amazon in the list and click + Connect.You will be redirected to Amazon Seller Central.
4

Log in to your Amazon Seller Central account

Amazon Seller Central login pageIf prompted, log in with your Amazon Seller Central credentials.
5

Review and authorize the requested permissions

Amazon Seller Central authorization page showing ShipBob Integration permissionsReview the permissions requested by ShipBob:
  • Access to orders
  • Access to inventory data
  • Ability to mark orders as fulfilled
Click Authorize or Confirm.
6

Complete the connection

You will be redirected back to Jetpack’s Integrations page.Your Amazon integration will now show as Connected.

Selecting Amazon Marketplaces

If you sell on multiple Amazon marketplaces (US, CA, UK, EU, JP, AU, etc.), you’ll need to select which marketplaces Jetpack should fulfill orders from.
1

Review the marketplace selection screen

After connecting your Amazon account, you’ll see a marketplace selection screen showing all available Amazon marketplaces.Amazon marketplace region and country selection screen
2

Select all marketplaces where you want Jetpack to fulfill FBM orders

Choose all regions where you sell FBM products and want Jetpack to handle fulfillment.
3

Click Save

Your marketplace selections will be saved and Jetpack will begin importing FBM orders from these marketplaces.
Only FBM orders from selected marketplaces will be imported to Jetpack. Make sure to select all relevant marketplaces for your business.
Supported International Marketplaces:
  • Amazon.com (United States)
  • Amazon.ca (Canada)
  • Amazon.co.uk (United Kingdom)
  • Amazon.de (Germany)
  • Amazon.fr (France)
  • Amazon.it (Italy)
  • Amazon.es (Spain)
  • Amazon.co.jp (Japan)
  • Amazon.com.au (Australia)

Product Syncing

After connecting your Amazon integration, you can sync products from Amazon Seller Central to Jetpack.

Enabling Product Sync

During initial setup, sync all products and their images from Amazon Seller Central in bulk: Sync Your Products modal showing Amazon in the store list with sync checkbox
  1. Locate Amazon under the Store column in your Jetpack dashboard
  2. Check the box under the Sync Products column next to your Amazon store
  3. All Amazon products and images will sync to your Jetpack Product Catalog
Important Notes:
  • Match Amazon SKUs to Jetpack Inventory IDs for proper order routing
  • If a new SKU is created in Amazon before it’s synced to Jetpack, a new Inventory ID will be created automatically when the order is imported, and all related product images will also be imported

Ship Option Mapping

Before Jetpack can fulfill Amazon orders, you need to map Amazon shipping speeds to Jetpack ship options. This ensures customer shipping selections in Amazon are matched to the appropriate fulfillment speed. Learn how to configure Ship Option Mapping here.
Amazon penalizes sellers for late shipments, which can affect your seller performance metrics. If an order cannot be fulfilled within Amazon’s required timeframe, contact Jetpack Care immediately to discuss expedited fulfillment options.

How FBM Orders Flow to Jetpack

Once your integration is configured, Jetpack automatically imports and fulfills your FBM orders:

Order Import Process

Orders Imported:
  • Unshipped FBM orders
  • Orders with “Pending” status
Orders NOT Imported:
  • FBA (Fulfilled by Amazon) orders
  • Canceled orders
  • Orders already marked as shipped
Import Frequency: Jetpack checks for new FBM orders every 15 minutes.

Fulfillment and Tracking Confirmation

When Jetpack ships an FBM order, the following happens automatically:
  1. Jetpack generates a shipping label and tracking number
  2. The order is marked as fulfilled in Jetpack
  3. Tracking information is sent to Amazon Seller Central
  4. The order is marked as “Shipped” in Amazon
  5. Amazon sends shipment confirmation email to the customer with tracking
Tracking Details Synced:
  • Carrier name (UPS, USPS, FedEx, etc.)
  • Tracking number
  • Ship date

Split Shipments

If an FBM order ships in multiple packages from Jetpack:
  • Each package receives a separate tracking number
  • All tracking numbers are sent to Amazon
  • Amazon notifies the customer of multiple shipments

Amazon Order Types

Jetpack supports various Amazon order types, each with specific handling requirements.

Standard FBM Orders

Standard FBM orders include:
  • Single-item orders
  • Multi-item orders
  • Domestic US orders
  • Prime-eligible FBM orders (if you offer Seller Fulfilled Prime)
All standard FBM orders are imported to Jetpack automatically.

Amazon Prime Orders (Seller Fulfilled Prime)

If you’re enrolled in Amazon’s Seller Fulfilled Prime (SFP) program:
  • Jetpack can fulfill SFP orders
  • Orders are imported with a “Prime” flag in Jetpack
  • Prime orders must meet strict Amazon requirements:
    • 1-day or 2-day delivery
    • Weekend fulfillment capability
    • High on-time delivery rate
    • Free shipping to Prime members
Contact Jetpack Care to configure SFP fulfillment and ensure your SLAs meet Amazon’s Prime requirements.

Amazon Business Orders

Amazon Business (B2B) orders placed by business customers:
  • Import to Jetpack like standard FBM orders
  • May require business-specific packing slips or documentation
  • Jetpack fulfills B2B orders as configured in your settings
Tax-Exempt Orders: Amazon Business orders may be tax-exempt. Jetpack does not manage tax calculations; Amazon handles tax exemptions at checkout.

International Orders (Cross-Border FBM)

If you fulfill international orders through Amazon FBM:
  • Jetpack can ship to international destinations from fulfillment centers
  • Customs documentation (commercial invoices) are generated automatically by Jetpack
  • Duties and taxes depend on your Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) or Delivered Duty Unpaid (DDU) settings

Gift Orders

If customers select “This is a gift” in Amazon:
  • Gift message syncs to Jetpack
  • Jetpack includes the gift message on the packing slip
  • Pricing is excluded from packing slip for gift orders
Jetpack does not support Amazon’s gift wrap service. Gift orders are packed in standard packaging.

Subscribe & Save Orders

Amazon Subscribe & Save orders (recurring subscriptions) are imported as individual FBM orders each time they are placed:
  • Each subscription delivery is a separate order
  • Jetpack fulfills each order as it’s placed

Replacement Orders

If you issue a replacement order in Amazon Seller Central:
  • The replacement order is imported to Jetpack as a new FBM order
  • The original order (if applicable) should be canceled in Jetpack to avoid duplicate fulfillment

Returns for FBM Orders

Jetpack can process returns for FBM orders with the following workflow:
  1. Customer initiates return in Amazon
  2. You generate a return label (via Jetpack or your own carrier)
  3. Customer ships product back to Jetpack fulfillment center
  4. Create a return order in Jetpack (manually or via API)
  5. Jetpack processes the return based on your configured return preferences
Amazon does not automatically notify Jetpack of return requests. You must create return orders in Jetpack manually or via integration.
Learn more about setting returns preferences.

Inventory Management for FBM Listings

Manual Inventory Sync (Default)

By default, Jetpack does not automatically update FBM inventory levels in Amazon. You can update FBM inventory levels in Amazon Seller Central manually as needed.

Optional Automatic Inventory Sync

Sales Channels page showing linked Amazon stores with inventory sync toggle Contact Jetpack Care to enable automatic inventory syncing to Amazon FBM listings. Once enabled, inventory changes at Jetpack fulfillment centers will automatically sync back to your Amazon FBM listings.

Post-Integration Configuration

After connecting your Amazon integration, configure these settings in your Jetpack dashboard:

Automatic Order Sync

Configure the Fetch Orders feature to automatically sync orders from Amazon:
  • Orders sync every 30 minutes automatically
  • Fetches unshipped FBM orders with “Pending” status
  • Orders are imported to Jetpack and queued for fulfillment
Manual Import Option: If you prefer manual order import instead of automatic syncing, you can use the manual order import methods in your Jetpack dashboard.

Start Shipping Date

The Start Shipping Date determines how far back Jetpack will look to import orders from your Amazon store:
  • Set this date during initial setup
  • Only orders placed on or after this date will be imported
  • Useful for controlling which historical orders to fulfill through Jetpack

Configuration Summary

ConfigurationDetails
Order Import TimingFBM orders are imported to Jetpack every 30 minutes automatically (if Fetch Orders is enabled)
Tracking UpdatesWhen Jetpack ships an order, tracking information is sent back to Amazon and the order is marked as fulfilled
Product SyncingEnable product syncing by checking the box under “Sync Products” in your Sales Channels settings
Inventory SyncingJetpack can optionally sync inventory back to Amazon FBM listings (contact Jetpack Care to enable)
Multi-Marketplace SupportConnect multiple Amazon marketplaces (US, CA, UK, EU, JP, AU) to the same Jetpack account
Shipping Label ProcurementJetpack purchases labels through its carrier network (does not use Amazon Buy Shipping)

Important Notes

Jetpack uses Amazon Order IDs as the Reference ID in Jetpack for easy tracking and cross-reference between systems.
Jetpack’s integration is for FBM orders, not Amazon MCF. If you want to fulfill non-Amazon orders using Amazon’s Multi-Channel Fulfillment service, that is separate from Jetpack’s integration.
If you sell on multiple channels (Amazon, Shopify, etc.), ensure you have enough inventory at Jetpack to fulfill orders from all channels. Inventory allocation is shared across all connected sales channels.

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