I’ve been experiencing this issue for several months now and it’s been a pain in the proverbial to address it.

I create a new supplements listing – it is automatically made inactive – I am told I need to upload a compliance certificate, which I do – it is approved – I am then asked to populate the ingredients field (which you can’t input when you originally list) – however the edit option is not available so I can’t edit the listing – then I spend weeks going back and forth asking for seller central to populate the field so that the listing can be activated – previously they managed to do it – however my current listing its also disabled on their end

Has anyone experienced this? I’ve had no issues creating listings for the past 2 years but its started to happen with every single listing I have created since the start of the year.

Been in the Amazon space for a while now, and one issue that keeps tripping me up is finding that sweet spot between fast FBA prep and solid quality control when shipping from China.

Right now, I work closely with a supply chain team at Fulfilment Pros out of Shenzhen, they’ve been great on the operational side (especially with partnerships like YunExpress and 4PX), but as volumes increase, even small bottlenecks in inspection → prep → ship start to hit harder.

The main pain points I’m seeing:

• Some suppliers cut corners on QC and assume the prep center will catch everything.
• Amazon’s FBA requirements keep shifting (especially on labeling), and not all centers adapt quickly.
• Air lanes are reliable, but coordinating timing with multiple moving parts gets chaotic.

So I’m curious, how are others here managing this? Are you relying on in-house teams? Hybrid systems? Regional prep centers that’ve nailed both QC and FBA compliance?

Not fishing for leads, just genuinely trying to compare notes and tighten up the process. The more we scale, the more important this part becomes.

Would love to hear what’s worked (or failed) for you.

Been in the Amazon space for a while now, and one issue that keeps tripping me up is finding that sweet spot between fast FBA prep and solid quality control when shipping from China.

Right now, I work closely with a supply chain team at Fulfilment Pros out of Shenzhen, they’ve been great on the operational side (especially with partnerships like YunExpress and 4PX), but as volumes increase, even small bottlenecks in inspection → prep → ship start to hit harder.

The main pain points I’m seeing:

• Some suppliers cut corners on QC and assume the prep center will catch everything.
• Amazon’s FBA requirements keep shifting (especially on labeling), and not all centers adapt quickly.
• Air lanes are reliable, but coordinating timing with multiple moving parts gets chaotic.

So I’m curious, how are others here managing this? Are you relying on in-house teams? Hybrid systems? Regional prep centers that’ve nailed both QC and FBA compliance?

Not fishing for leads, just genuinely trying to compare notes and tighten up the process. The more we scale, the more important this part becomes.

Would love to hear what’s worked (or failed) for you.

Is it possible to automatically create coupons for an entire category? All I can find is to enter the asin number for each item.

Is it possible to automatically create coupons for an entire category? All I can find is to enter the asin number for each item.

Not sure how to adjust my return settings. My only option is “in-policy”. I can’t change to manual.

If I sell an item that’s $5 and the customer changes mind, I’d rather just grant the refund but Amazon automatically makes a label and I’m out $4 shipping.

Also, the customer is given a refund as soon as it’s scanned so if they have damaged the item it’s too late for a restocking fee. Is there a way to change this so I have some control similar to eBay?

Thanks!

Not sure how to adjust my return settings. My only option is “in-policy”. I can’t change to manual.

If I sell an item that’s $5 and the customer changes mind, I’d rather just grant the refund but Amazon automatically makes a label and I’m out $4 shipping.

Also, the customer is given a refund as soon as it’s scanned so if they have damaged the item it’s too late for a restocking fee. Is there a way to change this so I have some control similar to eBay?

Thanks!

Forgive me if this has been asked many times but I’m new to Reddit.

As a company we are moving to fully automated data processing which includes the use of SP-API for orders in Amazon.

I’ve tried to pull orders from the Orders API, but unfortunately customer information and other parts of the order are not showing due to the PENDING status of the order.

Does anybody have a work around for this? As we would need the orders exactly how they come through the front end order reports in seller central.

TIA

Forgive me if this has been asked many times but I’m new to Reddit.

As a company we are moving to fully automated data processing which includes the use of SP-API for orders in Amazon.

I’ve tried to pull orders from the Orders API, but unfortunately customer information and other parts of the order are not showing due to the PENDING status of the order.

Does anybody have a work around for this? As we would need the orders exactly how they come through the front end order reports in seller central.

TIA