Step 1: Connect Your Amazon Seller Account 

1. Select your Country of Operation from the dropdown.
   
1. This defines which Amazon marketplace (e.g., Amazon US, Amazon UK, etc.) your account will connect with.
   
2. Before connecting, make sure you fulfill these prerequisites:
   
1. You have primary access to your Amazon Seller Central account.
2. Your seller account is active (not suspended, inactive, or in vacation mode).
3. You’re using an Amazon Professional Seller account with an updated payment method.
4. You’re connecting only a professional seller account (Amazon Pay or other account types are not supported). 
   
3. Check the box to accept Terms & Conditions.
   

Step 2: Authorize on Amazon Seller Central 

1. Log in to your Amazon Seller Central account using your primary credentials.
2. Approve the access request so UniCon can:
   
1. Import products from Amazon.
2. Sync orders and inventory.
3. Route fulfillment to Amazon MCF when required.
   

Once connected successfully, you’ll be redirected back to UniCon. 

Step 3: Configure Product Settings 

Now that your account is connected, UniCon will guide you to Product Settings, where you define how your products should sync between Amazon, UniCon, and connected sales channels.

1. Unique Product Identification Attribute: 
   
1. Choose whether UniCon identifies your products via SKU or Barcode.
2. This ensures accurate mapping and prevents duplicates.
3. Best Practice: Use SKU if your catalog has well-structured identifiers.
   
2. Continuous Product Sync:
   
1. Toggle ON to automatically fetch products from Amazon into UniCon.
2. Select the warehouse for inventory management.
3. Helps keep product data and stock levels updated in real time.
   
3. Create New Product: 
   
1. Enable auto-create products in UniCon when importing from Amazon.
2. Ensures your UniCon catalog always matches Amazon.
3. Duplicate Listing: Decide how UniCon handles duplicates:
   
1. Create – Allow duplicate product entries.
2. Link – Connect duplicates to a single product record. 
   
4. Variation Option (if enabled): Manage parent-child relationships (e.g., size, color variations).
   

Step 4: Product Management 

1. Map Attributes
   
2. Product Classification
   

A. Map Attributes 

To create a listing, make sure all required UniCon attributes are properly mapped.

Required UniCon Attributes include Title, Description, and Price. 

A few of the supported global attributes are as follows: 

Attribute	Description
Title	Main product name shown on all listings
Description	Core product description
SKU	Unique product identifier used for inventory/order sync
Price	Base price for the product
Brand	Brand name to be displayed on the marketplace
Images	Primary and additional product images
Package Dimensions	Standardized item dimensions (height, width, depth)
Package Weight	Total weight used for shipping and logistics
List Price	Optional field to display MSRP or strike-through pricing
Size Chart	Link or reference to size guide, if required by category
Identifier	GTIN/UPC/EAN codes, depending on the marketplace requirement
External List Price	Price listed externally or on another platform (optional)
External SKU ID	Alternate SKU used for third-party tracking or sync
Is Not For Sale	Boolean toggle to temporarily delist without deleting
IS COD Allowed	Indicates whether Cash on Delivery is supported for the product

1. Add Attribute: If your catalog doesn’t contain the required field: 
   
1. Click Add Attribute
2. Define a new custom attribute with a label and a type
3. It becomes immediately available for mapping
   

1. Add Category: 
   
1. Click on Add Category
2. You’ll have two options:
   
1. Search: Type keywords to quickly locate a relevant category
2. Browse: Navigate through the category tree to manually select the most accurate match. 
   

B. Product Classification

1. Name: The name of the classification
2. Assigned Products: The total number of products currently linked to this classification
3. Actions: Options to:
   
1. Edit: Modify the classification name or update assigned products
2. Delete: Permanently remove a classification 
   

1. Enter Classification Name: Use a clear, easy-to-recognize name that reflects the type of products it includes.
2. Select Products: Choose the products you want to assign to this classification.
3. Save: Once done, click Save to create the classification.
   

Editing a Classification: Under the Edit option in the Actions column, you can:

1. Change the Classification Name: Update the name to better reflect the products it contains.
2. Add or Delete Products: Modify the list of assigned products based on your inventory or channel requirements. 
   

To Add a Product: 

1. Go to Edit under the Actions tab. 
2. Select the product with the SKU or title that you wish to add to the classification.  
   

To Delete a Product: 

1. Go to Edit under the Actions tab. 
2. Deselect all the assigned products that you wish to remove from the classification.
3. Click on Save. 
   

Classifications help streamline product management and listing workflows, especially when going multichannel. With UniCon, assigning the right category to the right product becomes quick, structured, and scalable. 

Step 5: Fulfillment Management 

This section includes two operational settings: 

1. MCF Setting
   
2. Order Settings
   

A. MCF Setting 

The MCF Setting section allows you to control how UniCon routes your orders to Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF). With MCF enabled, orders placed on TikTok Shop or Walmart are automatically fulfilled using Amazon’s global fulfillment network, saving you time and ensuring fast, reliable delivery. 

1. Amazon MCF (Multi-Channel Fulfillment): With Amazon MCF, you can leverage: 
   
1. Faster Fulfillment – Tap into Amazon’s world-class shipping network for 1-day, 2-day, or standard delivery options.
2. Global Reach – Ship across regions using Amazon’s pre-established logistics infrastructure.
3. Real-Time Tracking – Give customers live tracking updates on their orders.
4. Cost-Efficiency – Access reduced fulfillment rates compared to setting up your own logistics.
5. Reliability – Ensure orders are picked, packed, and delivered with Amazon’s accuracy and efficiency. 
   

How It Works in UniCon: 

1. Orders placed on TikTok Shop or Walmart are synced into UniCon.
2. If MCF is enabled, UniCon automatically forwards those orders to Amazon for fulfillment.
3. Amazon picks, packs, and ships the products to your customer.
4. UniCon updates the order status with real-time shipment details and tracking. 
   

Seller Tips: 

1. Ensure the inventory is available in your Amazon fulfillment centers before enabling MCF.
2. Choose MCF only if your catalog is already stocked with Amazon FBA inventory.
3. Monitor costs — while MCF is cost-effective, some bulky or low-margin items may be less suited.
4. Keep your return policies aligned — orders fulfilled by MCF follow Amazon’s shipping and return standards. 
   

B. Order Settings 

The section allows you to configure how UniCon manages incoming orders from connected sales channels. These settings ensure seamless syncing, correct routing to Amazon MCF, and full control over fulfillment workflows. 

1. MCF Fulfillment Policy: Choose how Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) processes your orders when inventory is limited: 
   
1. Fill All – Amazon will only fulfill the order if all items are in stock. If even one item is unavailable, the order will remain unfulfilled.
2. Fill or Kill – Amazon will attempt to fulfill the order, but if any item is unavailable, the entire order is cancelled.
3. Fill All Available – Amazon will fulfill as many items as possible from the order. Unavailable items will remain pending or require alternative handling. 
   
2. Order Fulfillment: Turn on this option to allow UniCon to automatically send eligible orders to Amazon MCF for fulfillment.
3. Blank Box: Enable this option to ensure orders fulfilled via MCF are shipped in unbranded packaging (no Amazon branding), ensuring a neutral customer experience.
4. Block Amazon Logistics: Enable this option to prevent orders from being shipped by Amazon Logistics carriers. Useful if your customers or sales channels restrict Amazon-labeled delivery.
5. Custom Comment Order: Add special handling instructions, comments, or custom notes that will accompany the order in the fulfillment process. Example: “Fragile item — handle with care” or “Gift wrap this order.”