Amazon + EU EPR compliance, automated
The Amazon connector links your Seller Central account to Pack Declare so your EU orders count toward your PPWR / EPR packaging declarations. FBA and FBM, 8 EU marketplaces. It is in private beta; today you can bring Amazon orders in via CSV import.
5-step setup
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Join the beta, then authorise via Amazon SP-API
The connector is in private beta, so the first step is to write to us. Once you are in, you start from Pack Declare → Settings → Connectors → Amazon and approve read-only access to your orders in Seller Central. No developer account required.
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8 EU marketplaces, synced together
The connector pulls orders from Amazon.de, .fr, .es, .it, .nl, .se, .pl and .com.be. There is no marketplace selector yet: all eight are synced. Each order is counted under its marketplace's country, not the delivery address — an order placed on Amazon.de and shipped to Austria counts as Germany.
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Automatic 13-month backfill
Right after you authorise, a 13-month backfill runs automatically; after that the connector syncs once a day. There is no on-demand backfill yet — older periods go in via CSV import. Order lines are deduplicated, so re-syncing the same period is safe.
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Assign packaging BOMs to your products
Pack Declare creates a product for each seller SKU it sees (falling back to the ASIN when a listing has no SKU); product names are not imported. Assign a packaging Bill of Materials to each product — AI suggestions and industry templates speed this up. For FBA, your BOMs should cover primary and secondary packaging only (Amazon declares its own shipping box separately under its own LUCID / CITEO registration).
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Generate your EPR declaration
Select the period, country, and PRO. Pack Declare computes your declaration figures (CITEO, ECOEMBES, LUCID, CONAI…) in seconds — net of any country you have marked as an Amazon importer-of-record exclusion — mapped to that portal's categories.
What the connector does
FBA and FBM together
Both Fulfilled by Amazon and Merchant Fulfilled orders are imported. The connector does not record the fulfilment channel, so there is no FBA / FBM filter yet.
8 EU marketplaces
Amazon.de, Amazon.fr, Amazon.es, Amazon.it, Amazon.nl, Amazon.pl, Amazon.se and Amazon.com.be. Sales are attributed to the marketplace's country, not to the delivery address — worth knowing if you ship cross-border from one marketplace.
FBA shipping packaging handled separately
Amazon declares its own FBA shipping packaging (the brown box, air pillows) under its own LUCID / CITEO registration. Your BOMs only need to cover your product packaging — Pack Declare makes this clear in the BOM editor.
Idempotent deduplication
Each order line is keyed on the Amazon order ID, SKU, date and quantity. Syncing the same period twice — or retrying after a failure — never creates duplicate records in your declarations.
What Amazon covers — and what it doesn't
Amazon registers its own packaging (the brown FBA shipping box, bubble wrap, air pillows) with national PROs under Amazon's own accounts — for example LUCID in Germany and CITEO in France. You do not declare Amazon's shipping materials: they are Amazon's obligation, not yours.
Your product packaging — the bottle, the box, the blister, the label — is always your obligation, regardless of whether you use FBA or ship from your own warehouse. Pack Declare imports your Amazon sales data and applies your product BOMs to calculate what you actually need to declare.
Amazon's "Pay on Behalf" service (available in France and Spain) is a fallback for sellers who have not registered with a PRO: Amazon charges a fee and files on their behalf. If you use Pack Declare and are registered with the relevant PROs, you do not need Pay on Behalf — your own declarations supersede it.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I connect my Amazon account today?
- Not self-serve. The Amazon connector is in private beta — write to support@packdeclare.com to join. In the meantime you can import your Amazon orders via CSV, which works today.
- Does it work with both FBA and Merchant Fulfilled (FBM) orders?
- Yes. Pack Declare pulls both from the SP-API Orders endpoint. It does not record the fulfilment channel, so you cannot filter FBA from FBM in the dashboard yet.
- Which EU marketplaces are supported?
- Amazon.de, Amazon.fr, Amazon.es, Amazon.it, Amazon.nl, Amazon.pl, Amazon.se and Amazon.com.be. All eight are synced — there is no per-marketplace selector yet — and each order counts under its marketplace's country rather than its delivery address.
- Do I still need to register with national PROs if I use Amazon FBA?
- Yes. Amazon declares its own shipping packaging (the brown box) under its own accounts, but your product packaging (primary and secondary) is always your obligation. You must register with LUCID (Germany), CITEO (France), ECOEMBES (Spain) etc. and declare your product packaging yourself.
- What is Amazon's 'Pay on Behalf' service?
- In France and Spain, Amazon offers a fallback service for sellers who have not registered with a PRO: Amazon files a declaration on their behalf and charges a fee. If you are registered yourself and use Pack Declare, your own declarations take precedence — you do not need Pay on Behalf.
- Is historical data imported?
- Yes — a 13-month backfill runs automatically right after you connect. There is no on-demand backfill yet; older data can be imported via CSV.
- How are returns and refunds handled?
- Returns can be imported via CSV. The SP-API connector syncs sales orders only, and the public API accepts orders and products, not returns.
Ready to automate your EPR declarations?
Create a free account, import your Amazon orders via CSV today, and write to us to join the connector beta.
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