We are excited to announce the “Label Customisation” feature. This feature allows the Amazon Shipping API customers to add internal reference Id or Seller Name on the shipping labels.

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our Amazon Shipping API Test Case Guide, an essential resource designed to optimize your testing process and improve your development efficiency.

We are excited to announce our One-Time Passcode (OTP) Secure Delivery Capability with Amazon Shipping. As part of our ongoing efforts to enhance security and provide more detailed tracking information, we've options to implement OTP functionality for package deliveries in the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, and India.

We are thrilled to introduce additional information to provide finer level of details about tracking a package. These updates would be applied to Get Tracking API and Push Notification features, and is applicable to both on and off-Amazon deliveries.

We are pleased to announce that we have enhanced the error codes in our APIs empowering shippers with clear, actionable Error Codes, making it easier for developers to troubleshoot issues.

We are excited to announce that Shipping V2 API endpoints can now be accessed via the Developer Central Client App with Sandbox status.

We want to notify you about an upcoming change to the format of Amazon Shipping tracking IDs.

We are excited to announce the “Label Customisation” feature. This feature allows the Amazon Shipping API customers to add referenceId/OrderId or Seller Name or COD Value (India only) on the shipping labels.

We are happy to announce that Amazon Shipping now allows to ship dangerous goods (DG) for US and UK marketplaces.

We are excited to announce the launch of the 203 DPI option for ZPL label format within Amazon Shipping APIs for ON Amazon orders has rolled out WW. With this release, shippers gain the flexibility to print Amazon Shipping labels via API Integration in both 203 DPI and the already supported 300 DPI formats for ZPL label.