Seller Flex shipment processing for eligible Amazon sellers
Revenuealot provides a controlled onboarding workflow for eligible Amazon sellers. Access opens only after the seller is enrolled in Seller Flex, authorizes the account, and Amazon grants the required SP-API role. The initial scope covers shipment retrieval, confirmation or cancellation, package creation, and Amazon-provided labels.
Access model
Built for approved Seller Flex small-parcel workflows
The product boundary is intentionally narrow: process only the Seller Flex shipments that belong to the authorized seller and keep restricted buyer data out of analytics and cross-seller reporting.
Customer eligibility
Seller must already be enrolled in Amazon Seller Flex
Authorization
Each seller connects and authorizes only its own Amazon account
Data boundary
Restricted buyer and label data is isolated from analytics workflows
First-release workflow
The exact Seller Flex operations in scope
The workflow is intentionally limited to the small-parcel shipment actions required by eligible sellers.
- 1
Retrieve shipments
List and open eligible Seller Flex shipment records for the authorized seller account.
- 2
Confirm or cancel processing
Confirm that a shipment will be processed or cancel processing using Amazon's documented shipment workflow.
- 3
Create packages
Record the package information required for the selected Seller Flex shipment.
- 4
Generate shipping labels
Request and present the Amazon-provided PNG or ZPL shipping label for fulfillment.
Restricted buyer data stays inside the fulfillment workflow
Buyer name, delivery address, contact details, shipment payloads, and labels are used only to fulfill the authorized seller's order. They are not used for analytics, advertising, cross-seller comparisons, or product research; Seller Flex buyer PII is not routed through Vercel or Redis and is deleted under the restricted-data retention schedule.
Included in the first release
- Shipment list and shipment detail for eligible Seller Flex orders
- Shipment processing confirmation and cancellation
- Package creation and Amazon-provided label generation
- Organization-level authorization, tenant isolation, and least-privilege access
Not included in this release
- External Fulfillment inventory publishing or returns workflows
- Vendor Direct Fulfillment
- Use of buyer information for analytics, marketing, or unrelated support
- Pooling or benchmarking Amazon Information across unrelated sellers
