Amazon Seller Fulfilled Prime

Seller Fulfilled Prime lets you show the Prime badge on orders you pack and dispatch yourself, from your own premises, rather than sending stock into Amazon. Zenstores handles the dispatch side of it.

Shipping rules assign the carrier and service to every SFP order as it imports, based on weight, destination, or product. The service is decided before the order reaches the bench, so nothing waits on a manual choice.

Yes. Amazon expects Prime shipping labels to be bought through Amazon Buy Shipping on almost all SFP orders, and Zenstores supports this, so labels are bought and booked in line with Amazon's own requirements rather than through a separate carrier account.

Yes. SFP orders land in the same queue as your other Amazon, Shopify, eBay, Etsy, WooCommerce, and TikTok orders, so the team packs everything in one run rather than working programme by programme.

Rules assign the qualifying service automatically as orders import, so the decision does not depend on someone picking correctly under time pressure. Which services qualify is set by Amazon's own SFP requirements.

Select the orders you want to ship and print the batch in one action. Labels go straight to your printer with no PDF to open and no print dialogue, and they come out in picking order.

Pick lists and packing slips generate automatically for the batch you're working on. Print them with your labels, or use integrated labels to put the label and dispatch note on a single sheet.

Scan each item against the order before the label prints. Barcode scan-to-pack with a scanner like the Zebra 2278 verifies contents at the bench, which matters more on Prime orders where a return costs you twice.

Yes. As soon as the label is created, the tracking number is written back to the Amazon order and the order is confirmed as dispatched, which keeps your on-time dispatch metrics accurate without manual uploads.

Most brands are shipping within a few days. Connecting your Amazon account takes minutes, then it's setting up the shipping rules that decide which service each Prime order goes out on.