What does an Amazon packing slip mean? What are the requirements?

Amazon's cross-border e-commerce platform is developing very well now. After many friends opened stores on Amazon, the profits of the stores are also very good. However, those who do cross-border e-commerce must understand some basic operations. What does Amazon packing list mean?

1. What does Amazon packing slip mean?

Amazon's packing list mainly includes product name, product specifications, product quantity, product weight and product packaging.

Especially for products such as machine parts, clothing, textiles, handicrafts, and indefinite packaging, the Amazon platform requires a specific list of each accessory and quantity; for products with quantitative packaging, the total number of products and the importance of each box also need to be specified.

If the merchant finds a "Corporate Buyer" mark in his "Manage Orders" or sees the "Is this a Corporate Order" option in the "Order Report", it proves that the order requires a packing slip.

2. What are the requirements for Amazon’s packing list?

1. The contents listed on the packing list should be consistent with the actual packaging of the goods, and should be consistent with the actual conditions of the returned products and products.

2. The packing list can be issued together with the invoice, or it can be printed separately; however, some countries do not allow the packing list and invoice to be combined, so it is necessary for merchants to understand this in advance.

3. Packing list and cargo item requirements should be recorded separately.

4. This date cannot be earlier than the invoice date, but can be the same day as the invoice date.

3. What happens if you don’t provide an Amazon packing slip?

Missing or incorrect packing slips will result in delayed payment for the product. Therefore, the buyer's order number on the packing slip is necessary, otherwise the product may not be shipped to the buyer, which may affect the merchant's payment collection operation.

The Amazon packing list is actually the packaging outside the logistics, so this packing list is required when passing through logistics. Everyone must provide the Amazon packing list, otherwise it may cause delayed payment of the product and inability to ship to the buyer.

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