New – Partial updates now possibleBased on your feedback, we’ve adjusted the catalogue logic: You can now define how unmapped fields should be handled directly within the catalogue settings – in addition to enabling test mode.Previously, empty mappings were interpreted as delete commands and sent to Amazon accordingly, as described in the manual. This has now changed: Such fields will be ignored moving forward, enabling partial updates of your Amazon offers directly from Plenty.This new logic is enabled by default. If you prefer to continue using full updates, you can revert to the previous behaviour in the settings at any time.👉 More information:https://knowledge.plentymarkets.com/de-de/manual/main/maerkte/amazon-migration.html#nicht-zugeordnete-datenfelderMigration Guide Migration guide updatedThe migration documentation has been expanded with the following sections:Creating product catalogues Go to section Bullet point descriptions Go to section Target audience (Audience) descriptions Go to section

Product Type Migration in the Item ViewNew: We have completed the migration of product types in your system. Based on your previous usage, the corresponding new product types have been activated automatically.Note: Due to a current display issue in the item view, the product type may not be visible. We are working on a fix and will notify you as soon as it becomes available. Offer CatalogueFix: In some cases, the Audience: Amazon Business (B2B) attribute was not correctly set, even though the seller was registered for B2B on Amazon. New Data Fields: Up to four new sections for Purchasable Offer have been added. This allows you to set separate prices for MFN, FBA, and, where applicable, Amazon Business. Test Mode: You can now activate Test Mode within the catalogue settings. Once enabled and the catalogue is active, a simulated export will be triggered. Instead of sending real data, the system performs a validation via the Amazon API. You can find the corresponding error report under: Setup → Markets → Amazon → Data Exchange Product...

Fixes🛠️ Fixed an issue where only one Amazon account could be selected during catalog creation. 🛠️ Fixed: It’s no longer necessary to select a format in the catalog settings before saving. New Features✅ Product type selection is now available in Amazon Settings. This triggers the download of the required catalog template for the selected Seller ID. New section under Setup → Markets → Amazon → Add catalog templates: You can now define which product types you want to sell your items in. This selection triggers the schema download and creates the product type catalog. Note: it may take a few minutes (~15 min) between activation and catalog availability.✅ New in the ITEM UI: An additional dropdown is now available to select the new product types. During the migration, this field will be prefilled based on your currently used (old) product type 📌 A separate announcement will follow early next week after we’ve completed the migration from old to new product types for you.

We’ve standardised transfer method for stock and price updates by switching to the new JSON_LISTING_FEED interface.All sellers now use the same transfer method. What this means for you: Stock and price updates are now submitted via Amazon Feeds (JSON_LISTING_FEEDS)You’ll find the related processing and submission reports under a new feed type in the Setup --> Amazon --> Feeds --> Filter Amazon Common Listing FeedIt appears that submission reports are displayed in Seller Central as if a product spreadsheet was uploaded. We’re still clarifying this with Amazon

The new Amazon Offer Catalog is now published and visible to all, but export is currently deactivated.Take some time to explore the catalog and share your feedback with us – it will help us improve the catalog and create documentation that fits your needs.FeedbackCatalog can be found: Data → Catalogues → Create Catalogue → Marketplace: Amazon.Important: An active Amazon account is required.Before saving your created catalog, go to the catalog’s settings → Format Settings and select Format: JSON (Patch).Update 07/07/2025: It is no longer necessary to select the format manually. By default—contrary to what is shown in the screenshot—JSON (PUT) is now preselected. This setting has no impact on the automatic export and only applies to the manual export, which is currently disabled.

To prepare for the rollout of the new Amazon catalogue, we’ve deactivated the Amazon assistant for creating catalogues. The updated version of the Amazon catalogue will soon be available for creation under Data » Catalogues. We’ll provide more details as soon as the new setup is fully activated. To stay up-to-date, check out our migration guide (https://knowledge.plentymarkets.com/en-gb/manual/main/markets/amazon-migration.html) and the Product Information Hub (https://whatsnew.plentyone.com/en/board/introducing-new-amazon-catalog-implementation-sp-api-integration).

We’ve closed the beta phase and moved Amazon.ie to regular business. The integration will be rolled out on all systems within the next few days.Here’s what’s already supported:Order import: MFN and FBA orders from Amazon.ie are imported into PlentyONE.Address handling: Shipping and billing addresses are correctly formatted during import.Shipping confirmations: Once marked as shipped in PlentyONE, the shipping info is sent to Amazon.ie.Invoice upload: Invoices are created and uploaded in PlentyONE.Supported for sellers without VCS and with VCS LiteVAT is calculated and adjusted for IrelandCredit notes: Credit notes from Amazon.ie are imported into PlentyONE.👉 Further features are in progress, keep an eye on our roadmap. We’ll keep you updated.