Amazon Shipping is available to sellers as a carrier in its own right, not only for Amazon orders. Huup treats it as one more service in the same rate step and the same dispatch screen.
Huup creates Amazon Shipping shipments and prints labels using your Amazon Shipping account, alongside your other carriers in the same dispatch flow.
Amazon Shipping is frequently competitive on UK parcels. It only saves money if it is compared automatically rather than remembered occasionally.
The service can carry orders from any channel you sell on. Huup does not restrict it to Amazon orders.
It appears as another carrier service. The batch, the manifest routine and the tracking timeline do not change.
Everything below runs against your own carrier account. Huup creates the shipment and prints the label; it does not resell postage.
Shipments are created against your own Amazon Shipping account and labels come back for printing from the dispatch screen.
Both the original and the v2 Amazon Shipping interfaces are supported, so the account you have is the one that is used.
Credentials are resolved per seller account, which matters when you run more than one Amazon account under one operation.
Tracking sits alongside every other carrier rather than in a separate view.
You keep the account and the rates you negotiated. Huup uses them to create shipments and print labels.
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