Amazon FBA prep
Marketplace inventory.
Prepared to the plan.
Turn current shipment instructions into controlled unit preparation, carton contents and inbound movement—before inventory leaves the warehouse.

Inspect · Prepare · Identify · Dispatch
Every unit and carton tied to the current inbound plan.
Controlled before dispatch
A shipment is only ready when every sellable unit is ready.
ShipCarte turns the seller’s current marketplace instructions into physical warehouse work, then keeps each prepared unit, carton and shipment label connected through release.

Unit readiness
Prepare the product—not a generic checklist.
The right preparation depends on the item, the program and the current inbound plan. Condition, packaging, sets and scannable identification all need to be resolved at unit level.
ShipCarte builds the active work instruction around those requirements, verifies the completed unit and releases it only when the intended identifier is accessible and the product is protected for handling.
One repeatable prep flow
From receiving condition to inbound release.
The workflow keeps physical preparation aligned with the seller’s current product and shipment instructions.
Receive
Count inbound stock and preserve item identity.
InventoryInspect
Check the sellable unit before preparation starts.
ConditionPrepare
Apply the current protection, set or packaging rule.
UnitIdentify
Confirm one correct, accessible scannable identity.
BarcodeBuild
Pack verified quantities into assigned cartons.
CartonsDispatch
Release labeled handling units to the planned route.
InboundCarton contents
Make the digital carton match the physical carton.
Carton identity is part of the inbound record. Units and quantities need to stay tied to the box they physically enter before that box is closed and labeled.
Carton assigned
Create a distinct handling unit for the plan.
Units captured
Record each product and quantity against it.
Contents confirmed
Reconcile the physical pack before close.
Label matched
Apply the correct shipment identity to the carton.

Inbound control
Keep the plan connected through receipt.
Warehouse release is not the end of the inbound process. Keep the handling-unit record, carrier movement and marketplace receiving status connected so discrepancies have context.
Quality release
Confirm unit prep, carton contents and labels before dispatch.
Carrier handoff
Keep the released handling units tied to the selected inbound route.
Receiving follow-up
Review receiving progress and investigate quantity or status differences.
Amazon FBA prep FAQs
Questions before inventory moves inbound.
The current product, program and shipment-plan instructions should guide every preparation decision.
