Selling Tips for Sellers
July 23, 2025
Shipping to Amazon’s fulfillment centers just got a major upgrade. In 2025, Amazon launched a series of improvements to its “Send to Amazon” workflow—aimed at helping sellers reduce costs, streamline logistics, and avoid fulfillment errors.
If you're still using outdated methods or struggling with complex shipping splits, this guide will walk you through what’s new and how to make the most of it.
Now you can get real-time estimates of Amazon’s inbound delivery fees before finalizing your shipments. This helps sellers compare shipping plans and choose the most cost-effective route.
Instead of sending inventory to 3+ fulfillment centers, Amazon now uses smart logic to suggest optimized splits—often to just 1 or 2 warehouses based on demand.
✅ Reduces misroutes
✅ Minimizes check-in delays
The redesigned workflow includes:
Auto-labeling
Updated carton content tools
Built-in error detection before submission
Fewer Shipment Errors → Lower return fees
Better Inventory Splits → Cheaper carrier rates
Forecast Accuracy → Avoids overstock & storage fees
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Using manual splits
Skipping cost previews
Printing outdated labels
Ignoring the carton content tool
Shipping delays
FBA rejection
Bad reviews
Compare all shipping plans before submitting
Choose Amazon’s suggested split
Use QuickShip for fast-turn SKUs
Double-check labels & contents
Monitor your transit times to avoid stockouts
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Not mandatory, but strongly recommended for accuracy, speed, and cost optimization.
Yes, but Amazon recommends the automated flow for accuracy and smart fulfillment splits.
Yes! The updated tools work with AWD and Small and Light, with tailored flows for each.
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