Amazon
Connect to Amazon seamlessly and efficiently with Cleo
Cleo's cloud-based integration platform makes it easy to connect to Amazon and other trading partners, regardless of their size or technical capabilities. We provide everything you need to get started, including a web-based translator, network services, and support.
✓ Automate your order-to-cash and procure-to-pay processes
✓ Gain real-time visibility into your inventory and shipments
✓ Reduce errors and improve data accuracy
✓ Cut your total cost of ownership
Cleo offers pre-built connectors to leading ERP, TMS, and WMS systems, making it easy to connect your back-end systems to Amazon.
Creating complete, end-to-end B2B integration flows to any back-office system will streamline your operations and help you to better manage your orders, inventory, and shipments.
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NetSuite | SAP | Microsoft Dynamics | Oracle EBS | TMW
Attain EDI compliance for all orders and supporting documents for every trading partner.
Achieve EDI compliance, no expertise required
Onboard new business partners faster with pre-built integrations, connectors, and recyclable templates.
Accelerate onboarding and time-to-value
End-to-end visibility for your transactions and integrations gives you control over every issue.
Eliminate EDI order chargebacks and fines
Resolve B2B transaction errors before they become business problems.
Gain real-time visibility and fast error resolution
Leverage Cleo's robust trading partner network, extensive support, and countless connection options with a leading integration platform
We Support All Common EDI Documents for Amazon Including:
- Invoices (810): Vendors submit invoices to Amazon to request payment for goods that have been shipped. Invoices must include information such as the purchase order number, item number, quantity, and unit price.
- Payments (820)
- Inventory Inquiry/Advice (846): Amazon may request inventory inquiry reports from vendors to check the availability of certain items. Inventory inquiry reports include information such as the item number, quantity on hand, and lead time.
- Purchase Orders (850): Amazon uses purchase orders to communicate their orders to vendors. Purchase orders include information such as the item number, quantity, unit price, and delivery date.
- Product Activity Data (855): Vendors submit product activity data to Amazon to provide them with information about their inventory levels, sales, and returns. Product activity data is used by Amazon to forecast demand and to make sure that they have enough inventory on hand to meet customer needs.
- Advance Ship Notices (856): Vendors submit advance ship notices to Amazon to notify them of upcoming shipments. Advance ship notices include information such as the shipment date, carrier, tracking number, and items included in the shipment.
- Delivery Status Updates (852): Vendors submit delivery status updates to Amazon to keep them informed of the status of their shipments. Delivery status updates include information such as the current status of the shipment (e.g., in transit, delivered, etc.) and any estimated delivery dates.
In addition to the above transactions, Amazon may also request other EDI transactions from vendors on a case-by-case basis.
Read Our EDI Transaction Guide
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which is the lifeblood of our supply chain operations."
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