FNSKU labeling
Apply seller-provided or workflow-generated labels according to the approved unit mapping.
Amazon FBA prep · Delaware
Inventory ready for Amazon—without prep slowing you down.
ShipHouse inspects, labels, bags, bundles, and prepares cartons or pallets around the shipment plan and current instructions you provide.
For sellers and brands that need repeatable preparation before inventory moves into Amazon’s fulfillment network.
Service workflowActive
Current work instruction
Check what arrived
Match units and cartons to the expected inbound information before preparation begins.
- 01Match inbound reference
- 02Count units and cartons
- 03Route visible exceptions
Stage outputVerified receipt status
- FNSKU labeling and unit prep
- Bundles, cartons, and pallet preparation
- Inbound and removal workflows by scope
Operational blueprint
See what enters the workflow, what happens, and what leaves it.
Inputs
- Products and supplier shipment
- Seller labels and shipment plan
- Current preparation and carton requirements
- 01
Receive
Match incoming units and cartons to the expected inbound information.
- 02
Inspect
Apply the agreed visual checks and route condition or quantity exceptions.
- 03
Prepare
Label, polybag, bubble bag, bundle, or otherwise prepare eligible units to instruction.
- 04
Build
Pack cartons or prepare pallets using the shipment information supplied for the workflow.
Outputs
- Prepared units
- Shipment-ready cartons or pallets
- Quantity and exception status
Program fit
A useful quote starts with operational clarity.
We scope the products, inbound flow, service requirements, and exceptions before setting commercial terms.
Good fit
- Defined ASIN and SKU mapping
- Current shipment plan and labels
- Repeatable preparation instructions
Inputs we need
- Unit and carton quantities
- Product dimensions and condition rules
- Amazon prep and shipment requirements
Manual review
- Hazardous or regulated products
- Missing shipment plan or labels
- Unclear supplier quantities
Service capabilities
The work behind the service.
Polybagging and protection
Scope polybags, bubble bags, suffocation labels, and other required preparation by product.
Bundling and sets
Combine units into defined sellable sets using approved component and labeling instructions.
Carton preparation
Prepare carton contents and labels around the shipment plan and current routing requirements.
Pallet preparation
Build and secure eligible palletized shipments when the inbound plan calls for pallet handling.
Removal and rework
Scope inspection, relabeling, repackaging, storage, or forwarding for returned or removed inventory.
Connections & handoffs
Connect the service to your order flow.
FBA preparation depends on current seller data, unit identifiers, labels, and shipment instructions.
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Custom data exchange can be reviewed when seller tooling or internal software must pass unit, shipment, or status information into the prep workflow.
From scope to steady state
Build the operating plan before launch.
- 01
Requirement review
Confirm products, quantities, labels, preparation rules, and shipment-plan ownership.
- 02
Inbound plan
Define supplier shipping, receiving references, carton data, and exception handling.
- 03
Prep instruction
Approve the unit, bundle, carton, and pallet work required for the shipment.
- 04
Release
Complete the scoped preparation and hand the shipment to its approved next step.
Service FAQ
Questions that shape the scope.
What FBA prep services are available?
The program can include inspection, FNSKU labeling, polybagging, bubble bagging, bundling, carton preparation, pallet preparation, storage, and removal-order rework.
Who creates the Amazon shipment plan?
Your workflow must define who owns the shipment plan and supplies the required labels and routing data. ShipHouse prepares inventory against the approved information provided.
Can inventory arrive directly from a supplier?
Yes, when the expected inbound, product identifiers, quantities, carton information, and discrepancy process are established before arrival.
Can you prep bundles or multipacks?
Yes. The component list, assembly method, packaging, unit labels, and carton requirements must be defined for each bundle.
Are Amazon requirements fixed?
No. Marketplace requirements can change. The seller remains responsible for the current listing and shipment requirements, which are reviewed when the work is scoped.
Build your service scope
Turn the workflow into an operating quote.
Final scope and commercial terms follow a review of your products, volume, inbound flow, systems, and service requirements.