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in this video I'm going to show you how

to send a shipment to Amazon now in

order to send a shipment to Amazon you

require three things number one you want

to have made sure that you've set up

your Amazon seller central account and

you can easily do that just by going to

seller central Amazon comm number two

you want to make sure that you have an

inventory that you can send to Amazon

and this is your product ideally already

packaged in boxes and number three you

want to make sure that you've already

opted in for your product to be sold

through Amazon FBA which is essentially

fulfillment by Amazon you're going to be

sending your product your boxes of your

product to Amazon's fulfillment centers

and they're going to handle all the

fulfillment for you they're going to

store your product they're in their

warehouses and they're going to ship

your product when customers buy it from

amazon.com

now I'm going to show you the step by

step process in this video but before I

do I just want to point you to some very

important web pages on Amazon's web site

and these pages I'll link to below in

the description or in the blog post but

these pages have a lot more information

on how to ship your inventory to Amazon

and they have a few pages here which is

a really important to go through and the

reason is is that every product is

different depending on the weight of

your product the size of your product

you know it's going to be a little bit

of a different procedure so you want to

make sure you understand this and if you

have any further questions about it they

have a lot of this covered right here on

their website some of the pages here

they have some great videos for you as

well they're going to tell you about the

packaging requirements so you want to

make sure that your product is compliant

with that as well here's some different

you know images here or videos that they

have you know they essentially just want

to make sure that your products don't

get damaged there's nothing loose you

know certain things that they do not

allow and essentially you know how you

want it to look in order to send it

successfully so I do recommend to view

these just because again every product

is different and you'll probably have

some questions whether you're sending

case packed products in a box or if

you're sending you know in a polybag

units you know so there's different

requirements for each product in this

can be a little bit confusing because I

know I had a lot of questions when I was

first shipping my products and I had to

do some research and even reach out to

Amazon as well about you know what to do

for certain products that I have ok so

just want to put that out there and make

sure that you have access to these pages

as well ok so here I am on my Amazon

seller central account and what you want

to do when you log in is go up here to

inventory and manage inventory this is

the page that I'm at right now which is

to manage inventory this is where you're

going to see your products how many

units you have available the prices etc

you can edit your products here as well

so you'll have to have added a product

first in order to send your shipment or

inventory to Amazon's fulfillment center

and you can do that just by clicking

here on add a product or you can add

your product just by going to inventory

and add a product right here so you want

to make sure you've set that up first I

actually have another video on my

youtube channel where I share how to set

up your product your seller central

account as well so you might want to go

through that first just by you know

looking through my youtube channel or

you can also click the link below in the

description if you want to access to

more free videos like this that I cover

a lot a lot more on how to sell on

Amazon in this process but make sure

that you've set up your product first

now once you have your product here and

let's say you know this product I want

to send some inventory to you're going

to check the box here then you're going

to click on this button and you're going

to click on send and replenish inventory

ok now you're going to want to create

what is called a shipping plan and if

this is the first time that you're

shipping a product to Amazon you're

going to want to select create a new

shipping plan right here here in the

ship from area you're going to put in

the address of your supplier or

manufacturer essentially wherever your

product is being shipped from you're

going to want to put in their company

name their address and their phone

number so if you're shipping your

product from China for example and your

supplier is sending their inventory in

your boxes to the amazon fulfillment

centers then you're going to want to put

in their information right here you know

if you're shipping your product from you

know United States wherever your

supplier is again whoever shipping it

you put in that address if you're

shipping your products from your own

house then you would put in your address

and information here so I already have

my suppliers information I've already

inputted however if you don't have it

there yet then just select ship from

another address and you can change the

ship from address based on whatever

shipping plan that you're creating next

is the packet the packing type and

there's two options individual products

or case packed products individuals if

just if you're sending one individual

product by itself case packed means that

you have the products the units in boxes

so I always send case packed products

because all of my products all my units

are basically stored in a box and I send

each box to Amazon's fulfillment centers

now if you come down here to the bottom

you're going to see the storage monitor

and this is really useful because it's

basically telling you how much inventory

you currently have already being stored

at Amazon and you know what the maximum

is that you're allowed now right now for

me based on the plan that I have with

Amazon seller central I can have 5,000

units of product beyond that I'm going

to get fine for that however they do

have different options if you want to

store more inventory at the Amazon

warehouses and oversize storage is for

products you have that might be

oversized you know this is based on if

your products are really big or heavy

you know there's a certain amount of

storage that you have for that as well

okay so next you'd want to select

continue to shipping plan okay so here

you can change the name if you like of

this shipping plan I'm just going to

leave it as it is you know here again is

the ship from information the

marketplace destination United States

that's where I'm sending my products to

the United States so that it can be sold

on amazon.com this is going to be

different you know based on where you

want to send it your inventory to so if

you want to send sell your product and

United Kingdom then you would have a

different marketplace destination if you

wanted to sell your product in Canada

then of course you'd send it

to Canada so right now for me my Amazon

seller central account is already set up

to sell in the United States as a

different procedure to set up if you

want to send your inventory to the

United Kingdom or other countries we're

gonna have to send it to that country's

Amazon Fulfillment Center okay so that's

a whole other thing that you're going to

have to setup a new Amazon seller

central account for you can change even

right here at the top the different

country settings as well but I'm just

going to leave this to the United States

because that's where the biggest market

is okay packing type is already selected

now here you're going to if you scroll

down you're going to see a the product

that that I have here the SKU number

here for the product as well the

condition of the product and if you

click this button here you're going to

see what is called the ASI in number and

the FN SKU number now this number here

needs to be on every product every unit

that you send to Amazon this basically

helps Amazon identify your product

inside their warehouses and you can

either have this number as a barcode

that is printed on the label and the

packaging of your product or you can

have Amazon put this barcode that I'm

going to show you a little bit later you

can put this on your product just via a

sticker and if you offer them to do that

for you then they're going to charge you

a little bit I think it's about 20 cents

per product to essentially just put on

that barcode per product so for me

personally I've just integrated that

into my product packaging and label

design just to make it simple and to

save that 20 cents however the

disadvantage of that is you're limiting

yourself because you can't sell your

product then in retail stores it's only

limited to Amazon this inventory so

that's one thing to keep in mind and

I'll maybe explain that a little bit

later on in this video okay but just

knowing these numbers here is very

important because each product has a

different different number that

represents it okay here is where you're

going to put the units per case in the

number of cases so this is going to be

based on how many how much inventory

that you're going to be sending to

Amazon so let's say that you're just

in a hundred units to Amazon so

depending on the size of your product

and the weight of the product you know

you're going to be limited in how many

units you can put in per box to send so

every product is going to be totally

different and it's going to also be

based on their packaging requirements

because they have certain requirements

for certain products and how many units

that you can have in a box and also that

the size and the weight of a box as well

so let me see here if I can actually

pull something up so here they say for

example like the case pack limit is a

hundred and fifty units per case this is

if you're doing the case pack product

which is what I'm doing so 150 units is

the max I could have so if I was sending

a thousand units then I'd have to you

know I can't just put a thousand units

in one box I have to break it up into

multiple boxes so let's just say I'm

going to send 150 units in which case

it'd just be one case and I'm going to

put in 150 units in that one case so

total units is going to be 150 if I

wanted to send let's say 750 I'd have to

have five different boxes of 150 units

each okay so depending on how much

inventory and how many that you want to

put in the Box just know that 150 units

is the maximum okay so once you've

selected how many boxes and units per

case you want to click on continue now

here they have some additional packaging

and prep materials which they offer to

you I usually don't use this at all

I just would click continue next okay so

now is where you see the labeling

required which is kind of what I was

talking about a little bit earlier so if

I scroll down here you'll see that every

product needs a label on it that I refer

to which is the FN SKU number ok the

barcode that you have to have on your

product now you have an option here of

again either you have you put on the

label yourself or you can have Amazon do

that for you but like I said if you have

Amazon do that for you then they're

going to charge you I think 20 cents per

label so you can select that if you want

you know they have some information and

details here the

tell you what their fees are you have to

agree to it or you can say no thank you

but like I said from my product I

already have that barcode label that's

integrated into the design and packaging

of my product now here is where you're

able to print the labels for your

products so that you can either put

these on yourself and you could print

them out as stickers as well if you want

and put them on yourself but I found

that to be a hassle especially if your

supplier I mean you'd have to send it to

your supplier probably pay them to do

that for you or you're going to have to

spend time to do that yourself

but again if you want to have it print

it out and integrate it into your

packaging then you can print out the

labels here you just you know download

it they have different sizes here as

well so pull it up to show you so this

just be an example of you know you just

have this here this barcode and this

number integrated onto your packaging or

design or you'd have this as a sticker

that you would put on to your product

okay so I'm just going to select

merchants and hit continue okay so next

we're going to review the shipment

details so you know just verify

everything here is correct they're going

to start to give you known address on

where you should send the inventory to

now depending on how much inventory that

you're sending they might give you

multiple addresses and the reason for

that is they want to make sure that your

inventory is spread out all throughout

the country so it oftentimes make sure

that you have your inventory you know a

certain number of units that stored

maybe in like the west side of the

United States some in the east side of

the United States maybe some cells some

north some central just so that when

they ship it they can ship it as easily

and quickly as possible to your

customers so you just want to verify

this is correct click on approve

shipment

okay so here you want to click on view

shipment contents and that will

basically show you the contents that's

going to be inside your shipment you can

download a pack list and this is

basically just just kind of summarizing

the pack but if everything looks good

then just want to click on work on

shipment you don't want to scroll down

here to the bottom and here you have the

options of shipping your product so if

it's a small parcel delivery you know

individual boxes that you're sending

you'd select this if you're shipping

pallets and you know shipment that's at

least 150 pounds you would select this

option here shipping carrier I always

use a UPS which is what Amazon used or

partnered with them and you get the

cheapest prices with them however if you

want to ship and you know using DHL or

another carrier you can select the

options here you know FedEx UPS I just

shipped by UPS just because it's the

cheapest here again you just put your

shipment packing details so for me it's

just one box and you know box number one

this is where you're going to put in the

weight of the box and the dimensions of

the box and so usually I get my supplier

to give me this information because

they're the ones that are boxing

everything so I don't have any data to

give you guys right now but usually it's

around 33 pounds out per box for me I'm

not totally I don't remember exactly the

dimensions but let's just put this is

just in inches so let's just put 24 by

24 by 24 okay you come down here going

to calculate the shipping charges so

it's going to cost $25 and 80 cents

you're going to have to click on and

accept the charges

alright and once you've accepted them

I'm just going to accept them real quick

they're going to charge you this either

from your credit card or from payments

you've already received in your Amazon

account

you can avoid them as well which I'll

probably do after this video and then

here are the shipping labels which every

box requires to have on them when you

ship down Amazon and they have some

instructions here that's worth going

over but I just click on print box

labels we pull this up so here are the

box labels that you're going to send to

your supplier okay so whoever your

supplier is send this to them they need

to put this on the box and so that

basically you know ups can you know has

the the location the address where to

send it to you it's going to be a

barcode here as well for Amazon when

they receive your order it's going to

have the shipping from address from your

existing supplier and you're going to

either want to put this on the Box

yourself or like I said just send it to

your supplier and they'll do that for

you okay

that way they'll know exactly where to

ship it to and then the last step is

just clicking on complete shipment and

then from there you're good to go and

from there you'd want to send the

product to Amazon the address that they

have put the label on the box and you're

good to go

and then when Amazon receives your

shipment they'll email you and notify

you when they've received the shipment

and and then at that point your product

the product listing will be live on

Amazon and you can start receiving

orders for it on amazon.com so that's

all there is to it on how to send a

shipment and inventory to Amazon pretty

straightforward but sometimes you can be

a little bit confused and if you are

then again I'd recommend you just go

through some of these pages here they

have more information on the process

depending on what kind of product that

you're going to be sending so hopefully

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