Send inventory to Amazon without the label chaos
Shelfmate builds the inbound plan, picks the placement option, prints the box and UPS labels and tracks every carton until Amazon checks it in.
- Plans the shipmentWhich warehouses, how many boxes and what it will cost, laid out before you commit.
- Every label in one fileBox labels and UPS labels together, ready for your printer.
- Tracks to check-inEach carton on a map, with a heads-up if receiving stalls or counts come up short.
Set it up once. It runs every day.
Pick the products and quantities, or accept the reorder plan.
See the fee and the number of warehouses for each option side by side.
One PDF with box and carrier labels. Stick them on and drop at UPS.
Tracking and check-in counts for every box, with a flag for any shortfall.
You stay in charge
Shelfmate starts read-only. You decide what runs on its own and what waits for you.
- You confirm the planNothing is booked with Amazon until you say go.
- Your carrier or Amazon’sUse Amazon’s partnered UPS rates or your own carrier.
- Shortfalls become claimsIf Amazon receives fewer units than you sent, it’s flagged for a reimbursement.
FBA shipments: common questions
Do I still pack the boxes?
Yes. Shelfmate plans the shipment and prints the labels. The packing and the drop-off are yours.
Which carriers can I use?
Amazon’s partnered UPS program for small parcel, or your own carrier if you prefer.
What if Amazon receives fewer units than I sent?
Shelfmate compares what you shipped with what Amazon received and flags the gap, so you can open a claim while you are still within Amazon’s window.
Does it handle FNSKU labels?
It prints box and carrier labels in one file, and can print FNSKU unit labels if your products need them.
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