Bring your Shopify store and Amazon inventory together. Turn eligible orders into MCF shipments, keep stock in step, and follow every package home.
For Shopify merchants using Amazon MCF
A little less busywork. A lot more flow.↗
Connect the right pieces once. Keep the whole fulfillment journey in view.
Authorize your Amazon account, select your fulfillment sources, and match Shopify variants to Amazon seller SKUs.
Shopify variant → Amazon seller SKU
A connected operation, from the stock you can sell to the packages your customers receive.
Sync FBA inventory to mapped Shopify variants. Account for reserved quantities, safety buffers, and shared stock pools before publishing availability.
Inventory snapshot · Example
Split shipments stay connected to the right items and quantities. Tracking returns to Shopify as packages ship.
Configure Standard and Expedited services, Amazon-based rate adjustments, or fixed rates. Preview a full cart before connecting checkout.
Checkout rates require Shopify carrier-calculated shipping eligibility.
Use submission delays, tag and risk checks, and manual review to decide when an order is ready to go.
The best automation knows when to pause. Keep a clear view of uncertain submissions, inventory changes, and orders that need your attention.
Uncertain Amazon responses are checked against the original order reference before a new submission is allowed.
See the reason an order stopped, its attempt history, and the recovery actions available for that situation.
Validate your setup in shadow mode. Turn on live fulfillment and inventory publishing when your operation is ready.
Order held for review
Check stock, then re-evaluate
Illustrative exception · No live order data
Keep Amazon accounts, source countries, and stock pools organized. Verify each source and delivery option before switching it on.
Keep the account, SKU mapping, and stock budget tied to the same verified source.
Available countries, delivery services, packaging, and carriers depend on your Amazon account and verified source capabilities. This illustration is not a coverage guarantee.
It connects eligible Shopify orders to Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF). You can map products, synchronize inventory, configure delivery services, submit fulfillment orders, and return shipment quantities and tracking to Shopify.
You need a Shopify store and an Amazon seller account eligible for MCF, with inventory available in your intended source region. Authorize your Amazon account, configure a dedicated Shopify location, map your products, and verify source capabilities before enabling live fulfillment.
Yes. Use manual release or configure a submission delay and review rules. Shadow mode lets you read data and evaluate your setup before enabling live Amazon fulfillment or Shopify inventory updates.
The app uses inventory snapshots, order reservations, safety buffers, and source stock budgets. When multiple Shopify variants use the same Amazon seller SKU, explicit quotas help avoid allocating the same stock more than once. Snapshot freshness is visible, and stale-inventory policies can pause increases.
Packages are linked to their actual items and quantities. The app writes shipment and tracking information back to Shopify for the relevant quantities as packages ship, so a partial shipment does not stand in for the whole order.
Availability is verified for each Amazon account, source country, destination, and service. Packaging and carrier restrictions are only enabled when supported. Checkout rate integration also requires carrier-calculated shipping eligibility on your Shopify store.
The reconciliation workflow can record existing Amazon fulfillment responsibility and external order references. Map the new dedicated Shopify location carefully and account for in-flight orders before enabling new submissions. Contact us to discuss your setup.
Bring your Shopify orders and Amazon inventory into one considered workflow.