Yes. Synctify supports carton and pallet packing structures, including standalone cartons and palletized cartons. It also supports storing, manually entering, backfilling, and automatically generating Serial Shipping Container Codes, also known as SSCC.
Synctify helps reduce duplicate submissions by supporting order line-level quantity selection. This allows teams to control how much quantity from each order line is included in each active request, reducing the risk of the same quantity being used more than once.
Synctify allows teams to create, submit, track, and manage Shipment Routing Requests directly inside the order management system. It also helps manage order line quantities, carton and pallet packing, SSCC information, carrier details, tracking numbers, labels, and fulfillment confirmation status.
Amazon Vendors may need to submit routing requests before completing fulfillment confirmation. In these workflows, Amazon reviews the shipment information and returns the required routing details before the vendor can proceed with the shipment process.
A Shipment Routing Request is a request submitted to a retail channel or logistics provider before a shipment can be confirmed. The request usually includes order, destination, item, and packing information. The channel or provider then returns routing instructions such as carrier assignment, tracking information, shipping labels, service level, or pickup instructions.