Answers for serious inbound operations

Wizard-Industries is built for Amazon sellers, warehouse teams, prep centers, 3PLs, and brands that need faster inbound workflows. The platform focuses on shipment creation, FNSKU labeling, box contents, packing validation, pallet workflows, transportation, and operational reporting instead of forcing your team through a one-size-fits-all Seller Central process.

The platform is web based and works from any modern browser, including Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Edge. Warehouse teams commonly use it with desktop stations, laptops, tablets, and USB or Bluetooth barcode scanners.

Not always. If you only need to generate 2D box content barcodes, you can use the platform without connecting Amazon. If you want to create shipments, download Send to Amazon projects, buy partnered shipping, use AWD tools, or automate more of the inbound workflow, you will need to connect your Amazon account.

Yes. Multiple Amazon accounts are supported on plans designed for more complex operations. This is useful for prep centers, multi-brand teams, agencies, and sellers that manage more than one Amazon account from the same warehouse process.

Wizard-Industries has migrated to Amazon's Send to Amazon API version 2024-03-20. Our FBA shipment workflow is designed to stay compliant with Amazon policies while giving your team a faster operating layer for creating, packing, labeling, and shipping inbound inventory.

Yes. You can create FBA shipments directly in Wizard-Industries using an interface built for warehouse work. Teams can scan items, use bulk upload files, clone repeat workflows, and move through placement, packing, labels, and closeout without doing every step manually in Seller Central.

Yes. If your team prefers to start in Seller Central, Wizard-Industries can download those projects and shipments so you can use our streamlined packing, labeling, validation, and closeout workflows. You can use the approach that fits your operation instead of rebuilding your process around the software.

Pack ahead is best when you already know your box contents and packing details before shipment creation. Pack later is best when you need to review placement and shipment splits first, then pack, label, and palletize after Amazon returns the right workflow details. Wizard-Industries supports both so your warehouse can choose the cleanest process for each shipment type.

Wizard-Industries supports FBA shipment creation and box content workflows for North American, Australian, and European FBA destinations, plus global FBA warehouses that accept Amazon box content 2D barcodes.

No. The platform is designed around Amazon-compliant inbound workflows. We help you move faster, compare options, validate packing, and reduce mistakes, but we do not use shortcuts that risk account health or bypass Amazon's inbound placement rules.

Amazon FBA box content 2D barcodes tell Amazon what is inside each carton. They are especially useful for high-volume operations, prep centers, and teams that want to avoid manual box content entry in Seller Central. Wizard-Industries generates Amazon-compatible 2D box content labels as part of your packing workflow.

No. Amazon still requires accurate box content information for inbound FBA shipments. Wizard-Industries helps you provide that information faster through 2D barcodes, shipment validation, and packing workflows that reduce manual entry and reduce the chance of mismatched boxes.

Yes. You can print FNSKU item labels, expiration date labels, 2D box content labels, FBA box labels, and pallet labels from the same platform. This reduces label switching and helps your team label items and cartons at the point in the workflow where it makes the most sense.

Yes. Premium and Enterprise workflows can generate combined labels, including combined 2D box content and FBA inbound labels. Enterprise also supports unified box content and FNSKU label workflows for teams that want to reduce item touches and simplify label matching.

FBA and VendorCentral carton labels are designed for 4x6 thermal labels. FNSKU and expiration date labels support common thermal sizes including 2.00 x 1.00, 2.50 x 1.00, 2.61 x 1.00, and 3.00 x 1.00 labels. Most thermal printers that support those sizes should work, and Firefox can be configured for silent printing.

The platform can validate packed items against your shipment plan as your team packs. It helps catch quantity mismatches, shipment-plan issues, expiration-date requirements, hazmat flags, oversized items, and other details that can create receiving problems if they are missed.

Yes. Wizard-Industries automatically checks for expiration-date requirements where Amazon provides that data, and you can also tag items manually. During FNSKU labeling, box labeling, and packing, the platform can prompt for expiration dates so your team does not miss required prep details.

Yes. Depending on your plan and workflow, Wizard-Industries can retain shipment, box, item, expiration date, pallet, packer, and transportation details. That history helps with reporting, audits, discrepancy research, and reconciliation when Amazon receives fewer units than expected.

For LTL and FTL workflows, you can record box dimensions, box weight, pallet IDs, and pallet allocation. The reporting system helps monitor pallet weights and box placement, and you can print pallet labels directly from the app when pallets are ready.

Yes. Transportation details can be tracked and reviewed in reporting, including shipment cost, per-unit cost, and historical trends. This helps teams understand how shipment decisions, palletization, and carrier choices affect inbound cost.

Yes. Prep centers can use Wizard-Industries to manage client shipments, print labels, validate box contents, support multiple Amazon accounts, and keep packing workflows consistent across operators. The goal is to give the warehouse one practical operating layer instead of scattered spreadsheets, PDFs, and Seller Central screens.

Yes. Different users or workstations can pack different shipments, and multiple stations can work on different boxes from the same shipment. Two people should not pack the same individual box at the same time, but multi-station workflows are supported for larger shipments.

Yes. Your team can pause one shipment, work on another, and return later without losing the packed-box history. This is useful when warehouse work is interrupted by placement decisions, label issues, staging constraints, or customer priority changes.

Yes, because Wizard-Industries is browser based. For barcode scanning, we recommend pairing the device with a USB, Bluetooth, or wireless scanner. A scanner behaves like a keyboard, which is faster and more reliable than phone-camera scanning in a warehouse environment.

The packing interfaces are built for speed, accuracy, and repeat use in a warehouse. Operators need clear item details, fast scanning, reliable labels, and fewer clicks. The interface is intentionally operational so teams can move units without fighting the screen.

Yes. Wizard-Industries supports AWD shipment planning, item labeling, carton tracking, reconciliation, and AWD carton label workflows. The AWD tools are designed for warehouse teams that need more control and visibility than a basic upload-and-label process.

Yes. You can generate VendorCentral SSCC carton labels and BPS carton labels by uploading a CSV file with shipment information. The platform creates 4x6 carton labels that are ready for thermal printing.

Yes. The WFS label tool lets you upload Walmart label PDFs and print the correct carton label by SKU, batch, or scan. This helps teams avoid manually sorting a large PDF and matching labels to boxes by hand.

Pricing is tiered by plan. Basic supports 2D barcode workflows, Premium adds connected FBA shipment creation and advanced warehouse tools, and Enterprise supports higher-volume operations with FBA, AWD, VendorCentral, and more complex account needs. Current pricing is listed on the Features and Pricing page.

There are no setup fees or long-term contracts for the standard plans. You pay the monthly subscription for your chosen plan. Additional user packs are available for teams that need more individual logins or more detailed operator tracking.

Billing is handled securely through Stripe, and Wizard-Industries does not store your credit card information. Shipment and packing history is retained according to your plan and workflow so your team can access the operational records you choose to keep.