Overview

Amazon provides a centralized collection of Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) resources designed to help sellers navigate every aspect of the FBA program. This reference hub brings together quick-start guides, frequently asked questions, video tutorials, and key operational information such as fulfillment center locations and multi-channel fulfillment options. For both new and experienced FBA sellers, this page serves as a launching point for understanding how to prepare, ship, and manage inventory within Amazon's fulfillment network.

Key Points / What Sellers Need to Know

• Quick Reference Guides - Amazon offers downloadable and on-page guides that walk sellers through core FBA processes, from initial enrollment to daily operations and troubleshooting.
• Frequently Asked Questions - A curated FAQ section addresses common seller concerns about FBA fees, inventory requirements, shipping plans, and program policies.
• FBA Video Tutorials - Amazon maintains a library of instructional videos covering inventory management, product preparation, labeling requirements, and shipping procedures for fulfillment centers.
• Fulfillment Center Directory - A state-by-state listing of Amazon fulfillment centers helps sellers understand where their inventory may be stored and processed across the United States.
• Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) - Sellers can use Amazon's fulfillment network to fulfill orders from non-Amazon sales channels, extending FBA's logistics capabilities beyond the Amazon marketplace.
• FBA Newsletter - Amazon publishes a recurring newsletter with program updates, tips, and announcements that sellers can subscribe to and access through an archive.

How FBA Resources Are Organized

Amazon's FBA resource hub is structured to give sellers fast access to the information they need at each stage of the fulfillment process. The page aggregates links to guides that cover inventory preparation standards, packaging and labeling requirements, and the process of creating and managing shipment plans. Video content supplements written documentation by providing visual walkthroughs of tasks like box-level labeling, pallet building, and shipment tracking. This multi-format approach ensures that sellers with different learning preferences can find guidance in the format that works best for them.