Amazon Shipping Integration FAQs: Amazon's own carrier, one multichannel queue

Amazon Shipping is Amazon's own carrier and delivery service, letting businesses buy shipping labels and use Amazon's logistics network to deliver packages — conceptually similar to using UPS or FedEx, but through Amazon's own infrastructure.

No — selling on Amazon (Seller Central, Vendor Central, Amazon Business) is about listing and selling products on Amazon's marketplace. Amazon Shipping is a carrier service you can use to fulfill orders from any sales channel, not just Amazon itself.

No — Amazon Shipping is available as a standalone carrier option; you can use it to ship orders from Shopify, Walmart, or any other channel without having an Amazon seller account.

Amazon Shipping account setup and eligibility are handled directly through Amazon's own logistics platform; requirements and available service areas are set by Amazon and can vary, so confirm current details directly with Amazon.

The InfiPlex Amazon Shipping integration connects your Amazon Shipping account to the InfiPlex Inventory & Order Management System. InfiPlex aggregates orders from every sales channel you run, sends orders needing labels to your Amazon Shipping account, and pushes the resulting tracking back to the originating marketplace or storefront.

Yes — this integration connects your own Amazon Shipping account to InfiPlex. If you don't have an Amazon Shipping account, InfiPlex's built-in shipping already covers 100+ carriers directly, so Amazon Shipping isn't required.

Setup is quick and simple: our USA-based team links your Amazon Shipping account through its API during onboarding. There's nothing to install and no developer needed.

Most sellers are live in 1–3 business days. The connection itself completes quickly; the rest of the window goes to confirming service levels and how Amazon Shipping fits alongside any other carriers you use.

Amazon Shipping's coverage and available service levels are set by Amazon and can vary by region; confirm current coverage for your specific shipping needs directly with Amazon.

Yes — many sellers run Amazon Shipping alongside UPS, FedEx, or other carriers, letting InfiPlex rate-shop between them per shipment.

InfiPlex does. Orders from every connected channel — Amazon, Walmart, Shopify, and 130+ more — pull into the InfiPlex OMS about every 15 minutes, giving you one aggregated queue rather than connecting Amazon Shipping to each channel independently.

Once an order is ready to ship, InfiPlex requests a rate and label from your Amazon Shipping account through the API, using whatever service levels your account has available.

Automatically — once Amazon Shipping generates the label, the tracking number flows back through InfiPlex to whichever channel the order originally came from.

Yes — InfiPlex can rate-shop between Amazon Shipping and any other connected carrier per order, or you can set rules routing specific channels, weights, or destinations to Amazon Shipping specifically.

Yes — batch label generation is supported, so a high volume of orders can be processed and labeled together rather than one at a time.

No — InfiPlex includes shipping across 100+ carriers built in, so Amazon Shipping isn't required. This integration exists specifically for sellers who already have an Amazon Shipping account they want to keep using.

If you already have Amazon Shipping rates or availability that suit your volume and regions, connecting your own account lets you use those directly rather than defaulting to a different carrier.

Yes — with both connected, InfiPlex can rate-shop between Amazon Shipping and other carrier options per shipment, so you can see which is actually cheaper for a given package and destination.

No — connecting your own carrier account doesn't carry an additional InfiPlex fee; you pay Amazon directly for shipping and InfiPlex for the OMS plan and per-order pricing.

Yes — the 3PL Connector program supports connecting carrier accounts (including Amazon Shipping) at the 3PL or client level, depending on how billing is structured between you and your clients.

Amazon Shipping connects on every InfiPlex plan. Basic Starter is $49.99/month with up to 2,000 SKUs at $0.50 per order; Growth Starter is $499.99/month with 10,000 SKUs and 1,000 orders included ($0.10 per additional order); Growth Pro is $999.99/month with 100,000 SKUs and 10,000 orders included ($0.05 per additional order). Full details are on the Pricing page.

Yes — your Amazon Shipping account and its rates are billed by Amazon directly as always; InfiPlex's plan and per-order pricing are separate and cover the multichannel OMS layer.

No — connecting a carrier account is a standard included feature. You pay your InfiPlex plan and per-order fees only.

Growth packages carry a 3-month minimum commitment and Partner packages a 12-month term; Basic Starter is month-to-month. Schedule a demo and we'll walk through how InfiPlex and your Amazon Shipping account fit together.

Yes — because InfiPlex owns the sales channel connections rather than Amazon Shipping, changing carriers later just means updating routing rules, not reconnecting every marketplace.

No — Amazon Shipping and selling on Amazon's marketplace are separate relationships; using one doesn't require or affect the other.