Amazon FBM Orders in Your System in 90 Seconds. Not Tomorrow.
Stop exporting orders by hand. Redefine connects Amazon FBM to your OMS, inventory, and carriers with a live integration in 10 days. Fixed price. You own the code.
Submit your brief → call within 48 hours → scoped proposal in 3 days → live integration in 10 days
Your team's total time across the full integration build is 3 to 4 hours: one discovery call, async field mapping review, and go-live sign-off. Redefine handles all SP-API setup, webhook configuration, and carrier rule logic.
Where your team burns 3 to 6 hours every day
One live feed for every order across every channel
From day one, orders arrive from Amazon, route to your fulfillment system, and tracking flows back to Seller Central automatically.
Every layer of your Amazon FBM integration, built and connected
Amazon order data arrives in your OMS within 90 seconds of placement. Redefine connects the Selling Partner API directly to your fulfillment workflow. No batch exports. No CSV imports. Order fields, line items, and shipping addresses map to your schema on day one.
Inventory Sync
Live quantity sync across Amazon, your ecommerce store, and warehouse systems. Threshold rules and low-stock alerts so you never oversell or go dark on a listing without warning.
Amazon FBM EDI Integration
Full EDI suite: 850 purchase orders, 855 acknowledgements, 856 advance ship notices, and 810 invoicing. Redefine maps your trading partner specs so your team does not need EDI expertise.
Carrier Automation
Carrier selection rules route each order by weight, zone, and service level agreement. Tracking numbers confirm back to Amazon automatically, protecting your seller metrics without manual uploads.
Returns and Reconciliation
Amazon return events trigger automated inventory restocking, refund issuance, and Seller Central status updates. Your team never touches a return workflow manually.
Multi-Channel Architecture
Redefine designs integration architectures that connect Amazon to your Shopify store, enterprise resource planning system, product information management system, and third-party logistics partner inside a single data model. Orders from every channel flow through one system with consistent logic, inventory, and fulfillment rules.
What integration done right looks like
One marketplace integration changed how Animation Shop's operations team works. Here is what changed, and what it saved.
Every Amazon order required a manual export from Seller Central, reformatting into a spreadsheet, and re-entry into the order management system. The process took 25 minutes per batch, ran twice daily, and introduced errors that triggered customer complaints.
Inventory counts drifted. Amazon listings would show available stock while warehouse quantities had already been committed to Shopify orders, leading to oversell events and the associated Amazon seller performance penalties.
Tracking confirmation to Amazon was forgotten during busy periods. Late confirmations triggered account health warnings. The team could not expand to new marketplace regions until this was solved.
SP-API integration routes every Amazon order into the order management system within 90 seconds of placement. Batch exports and manual entry are gone. The operations team's daily routine changed from data entry to exception handling.
Inventory sync runs continuously. Shopify and Amazon draw from the same live quantity source. Oversell events stopped within 48 hours of go-live. Seller performance metrics recovered to top-tier within 30 days.
Tracking numbers confirm to Amazon automatically via the same integration. Account health warnings cleared. With operations stable, Animation Shop expanded to two additional marketplace regions within six months of go-live.
Integration go-live: 10 days from signed statement of work. Scope: SP-API order sync, inventory bridge to Shopify, carrier tracking automation, Amazon marketplace expansion architecture.
From signed statement of work to live Amazon orders in 10 days
You see a scoped line-item proposal before any work starts. The integration goes live in 10 days. Your team's time investment is under four hours total.
We map your order management system, inventory source, and carrier accounts. You receive a line-item proposal with no ambiguity before work starts.
Amazon SP-API credentials are provisioned. Redefine maps your OMS schema to Amazon order fields, shipping address structures, and line-item formats.
Full integration tested against a staging environment with live Amazon sandbox data. Inventory bridge validated. Carrier routing rules confirmed. Your team signs off.
Integration flips to production. First live Amazon orders route automatically. Redefine hands your team a runbook, monitoring dashboard access, and 30 days of priority support.
What separates a real integration from a connector that breaks
Every integration partner promises clean data and fast timelines. The gap is in the detail: fixed-scope pricing, ecommerce-specific architecture, and a team that has done this before for merchants your size.
| Criteria | Typical integration partner | Redefine |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Time and materials: scope expands, invoice grows | Fixed scope · line-item proposal before work starts |
| Amazon commerce expertise | General API development; Amazon SP-API treated like any REST service | Amazon-specific order flow, inventory, and seller metrics mapped from day one |
| Time to live integration | 6 to 12 weeks with discovery phases and change requests | 10 days from signed statement of work |
| iPaaS platform dependency | Requires MuleSoft, Celigo, or Boomi licence on top of service fee | No platform lock-in: native API integration you own outright |
| Post-launch ownership | Runbooks optional; support billed separately; monitoring your responsibility | Runbook + monitoring dashboard + 30-day hypercare included |
| Seller metric protection | Rarely addressed; treated as the merchant's problem after go-live | Tracking confirmation, account health, and late-shipment rules built into default scope |
| Multi-channel architecture | Separate projects for each channel; no shared inventory model | Single data model across Amazon, Shopify, enterprise resource planning, and third-party logistics from the start |
Questions before you commit
Redefine delivers a live integration in 10 days from a signed statement of work. Day 1 is discovery and scoping. Days 2 through 5 cover SP-API authentication and field mapping. Days 6 through 9 are staging, inventory sync validation, and carrier rule testing. Day 10 is production go-live with a monitoring handover. That timeline holds for standard SP-API order sync with inventory bridge and carrier automation. Scope additions such as EDI documents or multi-region expansion are quoted separately and run in parallel sprints where possible.
No. Redefine builds native API integrations without requiring a third-party iPaaS platform licence. You own the integration code and infrastructure outright. If your existing stack already includes a platform and you want to keep it, Redefine can build within that environment. The default approach removes the platform dependency and the recurring licence cost that comes with it.
Redefine connects Amazon FBM to order management systems, ecommerce platforms (Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce), enterprise resource planning systems (NetSuite, SAP, Brightpearl), warehouse management systems, product information management platforms, and third-party logistics providers. The integration uses a single shared data model so Amazon inventory, order status, and carrier events are consistent across every connected system in real time. Your full system map is reviewed in the Day 1 discovery session.
Tracking number confirmation to Amazon is automated within the integration by default. Carrier events trigger an immediate SP-API update to Seller Central, eliminating the late-confirmation risk that affects account health scores. Redefine also builds low-stock thresholds and inventory floor rules so your listings never show availability you cannot fulfill. These are not optional add-ons: they are part of the standard integration scope because leaving them out creates seller account risk after go-live.
Standard SP-API integrations covering order sync, inventory bridge, and carrier automation start from $4,800. The exact price depends on the number of connected systems, the complexity of your inventory data model, and any EDI or multi-region scope. You receive a line-item fixed-price proposal before any work starts: no time-and-materials billing, no surprise change requests. Submit your brief. Redefine will scope your integration and return a proposal within 3 business days.
Submit your brief. Get a scoped proposal in 3 days.
Fixed price. Line-item breakdown. No commitment to receive it.
- Standard SP-API integration from $4,800: fixed scope, no time-and-materials billing
- Live integration in 10 days from signed statement of work
- Your team's time investment: under 4 hours total across the full project
Your team's time investment across the full integration is 3 to 4 hours: one discovery call, async schema review, staging sign-off, and go-live confirmation. We handle everything else.
We will review your integration situation and send a scoped, fixed-price proposal within 3 business days. You will get a calendar invite for a 30-minute discovery call first.
Stop exporting orders by hand. Automate it this week.
Fixed price. 10-day go-live. Your team commits less than four hours. Get your Amazon FBM integration scoped. No commitment required.
No commitment. No pitch. Submit brief → call within 48 hours → proposal in 3 days.