Once Amazon let us pick a close… Once Amazon let us pick a close warehouse, it was great that we were able to send there the whole shipment, but we did have problems in getting the warehouse that was good. I never benefited from my 14 day trial because we were not getting the right warehouse. Only a month later when amazon approved us for the right warehouse we used shipment maker pro to send the whole shipment there and we should not have to divide it to different warehouses.

Overall, I would recommend it 100%. But This company gives the option to combine the shipments into 1. Which is great by itself, After many years of shipping to Amazon, discovering this for full truckload and even half truck it's amazing. It reduces the price by half most of the time if not more. I haven't used it this much yet, but from the beginning it's great. The downside is that it doesn't have the ability to continue with the configuration to the later steps which causes the units to come through as individually packed regardless of the earlier choice. You can still make the shipment this way, but we need to download the Excel and copy the configuration sometimes into a few thousand cells. But since it's the same info it's not so hard. But I guess with Amazon you don't really have much of free actions anyway, and having this option overcomes the challenge of creating the shipment. Overall, I would recommend it 100%.

Site is Glitchy Site is Glitchy, Products did not sync. Tried to send them into Customer service and they did not help either.

The MWS connection didn't sync provided authorization to their software and amazon showed process finished successfully. on their dashboard it showed they don't have MWS authorization. when contacted support nobody responded.

New version sucks big time They made us wait for 3 months while still charging $99 per month, then they shipped a product that is so glitchy that its barely possible to work. And of course a new price $199 in the name of the "best possible quality". Just a money grab with no accountability. Once the alternatives are there, time to teach these greedy SaaS passive income dreamers a lesson.