Amazon Shipping Software

Most Amazon sellers don’t sell only on Amazon. They sell on Shopify, WooCommerce, eBay, or BigCommerce alongside it — which means their shipping problem isn’t Amazon-specific. It’s multichannel: orders arriving from multiple places, different carrier rules per channel, inventory that needs to stay accurate across all of them after every shipment.

Shipping software built only for Amazon handles Amazon orders. Shipping software built for multichannel operations handles Amazon orders the same way it handles every other channel — in a unified queue, with the same automation rules, batch printing, barcode verification, and inventory sync workflow.

Ordoro is that platform. Amazon orders pull into the same queue as your other channels. Automation rules can be set specifically for Amazon orders. Labels print in batch. Tracking posts back to Amazon automatically on fulfillment. Inventory syncs back to Amazon and every other connected channel after every shipment. For Seller Fulfilled Prime sellers, Ordoro supports Amazon Buy Shipping directly — SFP orders ship through Amazon's required Buy Shipping service without leaving Ordoro.

Watch: What Is Ordoro? Simplify Your eCommerce Shipping

What Amazon Sellers Need from Shipping Software

Amazon order intake without manual export. Amazon orders should import automatically — not require a manual export from Seller Central and re-import into another tool. Ordoro pulls Amazon orders on a configurable import schedule. Your team works from one queue, not Seller Central plus a separate shipping dashboard.

Carrier assignment for Amazon orders. Amazon orders often route to a specific carrier — FedEx Ground, UPS Ground, or USPS depending on your operation. Automation rules in Ordoro can assign carriers specifically to Amazon channel orders on import, before anyone touches the queue.

Tracking pushback to Amazon. When a label generates, tracking needs to post back to Amazon automatically. Manual tracking entry in Seller Central is a bottleneck and an error risk. Ordoro posts tracking to Amazon on fulfillment without a separate step.

Inventory sync after Amazon orders ship. When an Amazon order ships, inventory should decrement from the fulfilling location and update every other connected channel — Shopify, WooCommerce, eBay — so your stock counts stay accurate across all channels.

Multichannel operation from one dashboard. If you sell on more than Amazon, managing orders channel-by-channel means your warehouse team is always switching between Seller Central, Shopify admin, and WooCommerce. One queue across all channels eliminates that.

How Ordoro Handles Amazon Shipping

Amazon order intake

Amazon orders import into Ordoro’s unified queue every 10 minutes. (Amazon rate-limits access to their API, so imports run on a scheduled poll rather than a webhook — Ordoro controls the cadence to stay within those limits.) They appear in the same order list as your Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, and other channel orders — your team works from one queue, not separate dashboards per channel.

Manual orders — phone orders, rep-entered wholesale orders — can be created directly in Ordoro and go through the same workflow as Amazon orders.

Automation rules for Amazon orders

Automation rules evaluate every incoming order on import and assign routing and processing properties automatically. For Amazon specifically, you can set:

• All Amazon orders → assign FedEx Ground
• Amazon orders over 2 lbs → assign UPS Ground
• Amazon orders containing a specific SKU → route to Warehouse B
• Amazon orders → apply packing slip template A

Your warehouse team opens the queue to Amazon orders already pre-routed and pre-carrier-assigned. They execute — they don’t decide carrier per order.

See: How do I set up Automation Rules? | Examples of Automation Rules | Watch: How to Set Up Automation Rules in Ordoro

Seller Fulfilled Prime (SFP)

Seller Fulfilled Prime lets you offer Prime delivery from your own warehouse — but Amazon requires all SFP orders to ship through Amazon Buy Shipping, not through your own carrier accounts. Ordoro supports Amazon Buy Shipping directly.

SFP orders import into Ordoro tagged as Amazon Prime. You select the order, choose your carrier through Amazon Buy Shipping, and generate the label — Ordoro sends the request to Amazon and returns the label. Tracking posts back to Amazon automatically. When batch printing, Prime orders must be batched separately from non-Prime orders (an Amazon requirement), but each batch still prints in a single run.

See: How do I set up Amazon Buy Shipping in my Ordoro account? | How do I use Amazon Buy Shipping to ship my Amazon Prime orders?

Batch label printing

Select Amazon orders — alongside orders from every other channel — and generate all labels in a single batch. USPS, FedEx, UPS, and Canada Post orders process together. For high-volume operations, batch printing is where the time compression happens: 200 orders in one run, not 200 individual label workflows.

Watch: How to Create Bulk Shipping Labels in Ordoro

Barcode pick/pack verification

Before a label prints on any order — Amazon or otherwise — your picker scans each item against the order. A wrong item, wrong variant, or wrong quantity triggers an immediate flag. The label doesn’t generate until the scan passes. This catches Amazon fulfillment errors before they ship.

Watch: Reduce Shipping Errors with Ordoro’s Barcode Packing Workflow

Tracking pushback to Amazon

When a label generates in Ordoro, tracking posts back to Amazon automatically — no separate entry in Seller Central. The same applies to every other connected channel: Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, eBay all receive tracking on fulfillment.

See: How can I resend tracking to my sales channel?

Inventory sync after Amazon shipments

When an Amazon order ships, Ordoro decrements inventory from the fulfilling warehouse and writes the updated available quantity back to every connected channel on the next sync cycle. Amazon listings reflect accurate post-shipment stock without manual reconciliation. Shopify and your other channels update at the same time.

See: How to enable inventory writeback to sales channels | Multichannel Inventory Management | Order Management Software

Veeqo vs. Ordoro for Amazon Sellers

Veeqo is Amazon-owned shipping software, free to Amazon sellers. If you sell exclusively on Amazon and need basic label printing with discounted rates, Veeqo is a reasonable option at no cost.

The limitation shows up when you sell on more than Amazon. Veeqo is built around Amazon’s ecosystem. For sellers running Shopify, WooCommerce, or BigCommerce alongside Amazon, Ordoro is built for the multichannel operation: unified order queue across all channels, automation rules that differentiate routing by channel, inventory sync that writes back to every channel simultaneously, and real phone support from a person who knows your account.

The support difference is material. Ordoro customers reach a real person — by phone, email, or screen share — not a support queue. Phone support runs Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM CST.

Carrier Rates for Amazon Orders

Ordoro connects to USPS, FedEx, UPS, Canada Post, and Amazon Shipping. USPS rates through Ordoro are discounted up to 67% off retail. For Amazon orders where the right carrier depends on package weight and destination, compare rates across all connected carriers from the order screen before confirming.

Amazon Shipping is Amazon's own carrier service, available as an additional option in Ordoro alongside USPS, FedEx, UPS, and Canada Post. Amazon Shipping Ground is available for domestic parcels. After generating an Amazon Shipping label in Ordoro, you schedule a pickup through Amazon Shipper Central — the shipment won't process without a scheduled pickup.

See: What is Amazon Shipping? | Amazon Shipping Ground | How to compare shipping rates across carriers | Multi-Carrier Shipping Software

Customer Support

Ordoro is run by a small, dedicated team. When you have a question, you reach a real person — by phone, email, or screen share — not a support bot or ticketing queue. Phone support runs Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM CST.

Every new account gets a structured onboarding: five weekly calls with a dedicated onboarding specialist to configure your channels — including Amazon — automation rules, carrier presets, and fulfillment workflows from the start.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Amazon shipping software?

Third-party software that manages the fulfillment side of Amazon orders — importing orders from Amazon into a shipping workflow, selecting carriers, generating labels, and posting tracking back to Amazon. For sellers who also sell on other channels, the better category is multichannel shipping software: a platform that handles Amazon orders the same way it handles Shopify, WooCommerce, and other channel orders, in one unified queue.

What software do Amazon sellers use for shipping?

Amazon sellers running multichannel operations typically use a shipping platform that aggregates orders from Amazon and their other channels — Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, eBay — into one queue. Ordoro is a 4.9-star-rated option used by hundreds of Amazon and Shopify sellers. It aggregates orders from all channels, pre-assigns carriers via automation rules, prints labels in batch, and syncs tracking and inventory back to every channel on fulfillment.

Does Ordoro work with Amazon shipping?

Yes. Amazon orders import into Ordoro on a configurable schedule. They appear in the same unified queue as your other channel orders. Automation rules can apply Amazon-specific carrier assignments, warehouse routing, and packing slip templates. Tracking posts back to Amazon automatically when a label generates. Inventory syncs back to Amazon and every other connected channel after fulfillment.

How do automation rules work for Amazon orders in Ordoro?

You define conditions and actions — for example, "all Amazon orders → assign FedEx Ground" or "Amazon orders over 2 lbs → route to Warehouse B." Rules evaluate every incoming Amazon order on import and apply the assigned properties before anyone touches the queue. Your team works from pre-routed, pre-carrier-assigned orders without making per-order decisions. See: Examples of Automation Rules

Does Ordoro post tracking back to Amazon automatically?

Yes. When a label generates in Ordoro, tracking posts back to the originating channel — including Amazon — automatically. No separate entry in Seller Central required. See: How can I resend tracking to my sales channel?

Does Ordoro sync inventory back to Amazon after shipment?

Yes. When any order ships, Ordoro decrements inventory from the fulfilling warehouse and writes the updated available quantity back to every connected channel — Amazon, Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, eBay, Walmart — on the next writeback cycle. See: How to enable inventory writeback to sales channels

Does Ordoro support Seller Fulfilled Prime (SFP)?

Yes. Ordoro supports Amazon Buy Shipping, which is required for all SFP orders. SFP orders import into Ordoro tagged as Amazon Prime. You select the order, choose your carrier through Amazon Buy Shipping, and generate the label directly in Ordoro — no separate Seller Central workflow. Tracking posts back to Amazon automatically. Prime and non-Prime orders must be batched separately when batch printing (Amazon requirement), but each batch still runs in a single print. See: How do I set up Amazon Buy Shipping in my Ordoro account? | How do I use Amazon Buy Shipping to ship my Amazon Prime orders?

Does Ordoro support Amazon Shipping as a carrier?

Yes. Amazon Shipping is available as a carrier in Ordoro alongside USPS, FedEx, UPS, and Canada Post. Amazon Shipping Ground is supported for domestic parcels. After creating an Amazon Shipping label in Ordoro, you schedule a pickup through Amazon Shipper Central. See: What is Amazon Shipping? | Amazon Shipping Ground

What is Veeqo, and how does it compare to Ordoro?

Veeqo is Amazon-owned shipping software available free to Amazon sellers. It works well for pure Amazon operations at low cost. For sellers running multichannel operations — Amazon plus Shopify, WooCommerce, or other channels — Ordoro is a stronger fit: built for multichannel from the ground up, with automation rules that differentiate routing by channel, inventory sync across all channels simultaneously, and real phone support from an actual person.

Is there free shipping software for Amazon sellers?

Veeqo is free for Amazon sellers. Ordoro offers a 15-day free trial on all paid plans — no credit card required. For Amazon sellers who also sell on other channels and need automation rules, batch printing, and multichannel inventory sync, Ordoro’s paid plans cover the full workflow.

Can Ordoro manage Amazon and Shopify orders together?

Yes. Ordoro aggregates orders from Amazon, Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, eBay, Walmart, and other channels into one unified queue. Automation rules can route Amazon orders and Shopify orders differently — different carriers, different warehouses, different packing slip templates — while both run through the same batch printing and inventory sync workflow. See: Best Shipping Software for Ecommerce

Does Ordoro offer a free trial?

Yes — 15-day free trial, no credit card required. Start your free trial or schedule a demo to walk through your Amazon and channel setup.