We have added consideration for Picked Items in FBA Inbound Shipments. In order to avoid errors or Bin Discrepancies, you will no longer be able to delete Picked items from a Shipment without unpicking them first.
We have enhanced our Shipping application to have a more precise weight calculation using sub-ounce units when shipping with UPS as well as FedEx.
We have rolled out a bug fix for the issue regarding Shadow SKUs on the Inventory Aging Report. If your server has not been updated since May 18, please request an update from our Support Team.
Orders that have already been exported to Quickbooks will no longer be able to be edited by default. This can prevent any issues that would occur by making changes to an order after the data is already in Quickbooks. However, this restriction is controlled by the Client Setting “Do Not Allow To Edit Order If QB Exported”.
RMA’s for WFS Orders will no longer be downloaded into Sellercloud. Since WFS returns are managed by Walmart, this will prevent any potential inventory issues by having these returns in Sellercloud as well
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Deleting an FBA Inbound Shipment in Sellercloud will now send a cancellation request to Amazon, preventing scenarios where a shipment gets deleted in Sellercloud but still exists in Amazon as an open shipment.
Custom Export Templates can now be found under Settings > Products > Custom Export Templates.
When an item is removed from the FBA Shipment in Sellercloud we will send the update to Amazon to be updated on their end as well. This will prevent discrepancies and improve overall accuracy in the FBA shipment process.
When importing an order, if the Shipping Cost is not included in the Import Tracking Profile, it will not be updated. If the Shipping Cost has a value of 0 in the file, it will be set to $0 on the order.
The setting “Do not create vendor if not exists” has been added to the Import Vendor Products page under Import Product Info to prevent creating a new vendor if the name in the import file does not match an existing vendor.