Overview

Amazon has broadened the roster of integrated shipping carriers that Fulfilled by Merchant (FBM) sellers can select, adding Ader and Sending as native options in the Seller Central shipment confirmation flow. The change, rolled out in early 2026, lets sellers paste carrier‑issued tracking numbers directly into the order confirmation screen, which instantly pushes real‑time tracking data to the buyer’s order page. Sellers who rely on third‑party logistics or who manually upload tracking information should care because the new integrations tighten tracking accuracy, reduce the risk of invalid‑tracking penalties, and help preserve healthy delivery metrics.

Key Points

• Ader now integrated — Sellers can choose Ader from the carrier drop‑down and enter a 7‑digit or 9‑digit numeric tracking code such as 1234567 or 123456789, which Amazon validates at the moment of confirmation.
• Sending now integrated — Selecting Sending presents a field that accepts a 12‑digit numeric identifier like 123456789012, and the system automatically flags any deviation from this pattern.
• One‑click tracking entry — The carrier‑specific fields replace the previous “Enter tracking manually” workaround, allowing the exact carrier‑provided number to be saved with a single click.
• Buyer‑visible updates — Once the tracking ID is accepted, Amazon’s order‑status page displays carrier‑specific progress, giving buyers live visibility without the seller needing to send separate notifications.
• Metric protection — Valid Tracking Rate (VTR) calculations now draw from these integrated entries, meaning correctly formatted IDs improve VTR scores and prevent the “Invalid Tracking” warnings that can lower account health.
• System compatibility — Order management platforms that already push tracking data to Amazon can map Ader’s 7/9‑digit format and Sending’s 12‑digit format, eliminating the need for custom parsing scripts.

How New Carrier Integration Works

1. Locate the order — In Seller Central, open the pending FBM order you intend to ship; the order detail page shows a “Confirm shipment” button beside the buyer’s address.