How Shipments Are Delivered to Amazon Warehouses
Alan Fan
Last Update 2 mesi fa
After your cargo clears customs, the shipment’s finally ready to head to an Amazon warehouse. You’ve got two delivery options: use Amazon-partnered carriers (they might charge a bit more), or stick with your own carrier, which AEB Logistics can help arrange.
If you want to use your own carrier, you’ll need to give AEB a Bill of Lading (BoL, or B/L) for each shipment. That way, we can set up a delivery appointment at the Amazon warehouse.
You’ll also have to fill out the Amazon FBA booking form and send it - along with the Amazon carrier manual - to AEB. With that info, we can book a delivery appointment through Amazon’s Carrier Appointment Request Portal.
Amazon wants all FBA shipments delivered at very specific times. Sometimes those windows are late at night and pretty tight, so you might run into delays compared to the initial transit estimate.
For LCL shipments, we can only schedule a delivery appointment with Amazon after your goods arrive at AEB’s warehouse in the destination country.
Got questions about the delivery window? Don’t hesitate to reach out.