A merchant is transitioning from Amazon FBA to a 3PL partner for 4 out of 5 SKUs, keeping only their best-selling SKU on FBA. The core problem: FBM (Fulfilled By Merchant) orders from Amazon are syncing to both the 3PL directly and to Shopify, creating duplicate orders at the 3PL.
Current Setup:
1 SKU remains FBA (also sold on Shopify website)
4 SKUs now FBM, fulfilled by 3PL
3PL integrated with both Amazon and Shopify
Amazon Sales Channel cannot be fully disabled due to the FBA SKU
Attempted Solutions (unsuccessful):
Removed Amazon Sales Channel from the 4 FBM product listings
Changed inventory management to Shopify for those 4 SKUs
Suggested Approaches:
Replace Amazon Sales Channel with Amazon Fulfillment Service for more granular control
Use third-party apps (Codisto for FBM order import, Order Automator for automation)
Manage listings separately: Shopify admin for website, CSV uploads for Amazon Seller Central
Configure SKU mapping and order-routing filters in integration apps to prevent FBM order duplication
Consider Amazon MCF or Buy with Prime apps to isolate FBA fulfillment to the single SKU
Status: Multiple users report similar issues; discussion remains open with no confirmed resolution.
Summarized with AI on October 24.
AI used: claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929.
Manage the product listing on Shopify via the Shopify admin, and for Amazon via CSV (in seller central: Inventory > Add products via upload).
For importing FBM orders from Amazon, into your Shopify store, I use the app Codisto.
This system essentially keeps Amazon and Shopify listings separate, except for fulfilling the items you choose to be fulfilled by FBA, and importing FBM orders.
Did you find solution to your issue? Now I am facing same problem - I do not understand why my FBM orders from Amazon shows in Shopify orders tab. And also- to make it more complicated Amazon shows this order as shipped and Shopify as fulfilled even if nobody did anything with the order. How is it possible? I hope you found an answer by now :).
I also do FBA for most of my SKUs and for items sold in www (shopify) so I can not disconnect Amazon from shopify..
To keep just one Shopify SKU fulfilled by Amazon FBA while managing the rest through your 3PL without creating duplicates, you need to match the SKU code in Shopify to the corresponding Amazon FBA SKU listed in Seller Central. Then, you map this SKU in your Shopify-Amazon integration app.
You must remove any FBA mapping for other SKUs. Set Shopify or your 3PL as the one controlling the inventory, and make sure there’s no link to Amazon MCF. Use the integration’s order-routing options or filtering tools to prevent FBM orders from syncing to Shopify more than once. Apps like Amazon MCF (Multi-Channel Fulfillment) or Buy with Prime can help isolate FBA fulfillment to just the single SKU.