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  • Plugin Support WP Lab Support

    (@wp-lab-support)

    Hello sisqonrw.

    I am happy to help you today.

    You should enter the SKU in the SKU field of Woocommerce. Then by default WP-Lister for Amazon will use that SKU from each Woocommerce product for each Amazon listing when being sent to Amazon for processing.

    Kind regards
    John

    Thread Starter sisqonrw

    (@sisqonrw)

    Dear Sir,

    i can not find the field SKU. I am using at the moment the lite version of WP-Lister for Amazon

    Plugin Support WP Lab Support

    (@wp-lab-support)

    Hello sisqonrw.

    As I said previously, you only need to enter the SKU in the Woocommerce edit product page. Locate the “Product Data” section in the edit product page, then simply click the “General” tab. There you will see the first field is “SKU”. Enter your SKU there and that is all you will need to do. The default listing profiles in WP-Lister will pull that SKU value from that field and submit it to Amazon automatically.

    Kind regards
    John

    Thread Starter sisqonrw

    (@sisqonrw)

    Hi it doesnt work. i have made some screenshot.

    https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6B1b8wWmlJjc0FLV2NIWmlIMjQ/view?usp=sharing

    https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6B1b8wWmlJjb0RabTJwWjdUWU0/view?usp=sharing

    https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6B1b8wWmlJjalQxclY1QXRTUkU/view?usp=sharing

    i have generate with the tool amazon sku generator a sku.

    i have add it in Art.-Nr.

    but i get this error report

    Error 13013: This SKU does not exist in the Amazon.com catalog.

    Plugin Support WP Lab Support

    (@wp-lab-support)

    Hello sisqonrw.

    Your SKU does exist and everything looks proper in your screenshots. The issue is that you are receiving error 13013 from Amazon. This does not mean Amazon doesn’t see an SKU for your product, but rather that Amazon says that specific SKU doesn’t exist on Amazon currently (which tells me you may be mixing up matched listings and new listings procedures).

    It means that this listing is being listed to Amazon with a listing loader or is being listed as a “matched” listing, but you are using a Product ID such as a UPC or EAN, or some other option which is used only for newly created products on Amazon.

    When using the listingloader (can only be used for matched listings which require an ASIN) you need the “Product ID” shortcode entered in the listing profile which is [amazon_product_id] with an ASIN # added in the edit product page under the “Advanced Amazon Options” section – (if you follow the matched listings guide below, when you select an Amazon listing WP-Lister will automatically insert the ASIN # for you). Also, the “Product ID Type” should be “ASIN” in the listingloader.

    If you are looking to list this as a new item to Amazon’s catalog you need to use a category specific feed. You can view the difference between New listings and matched listings at the following articles –

    Listing new listings to Amazon –
    https://docs.wplab.com/article/88-create-new-products-on-amazon

    Matching listings to Amazon –
    https://docs.wplab.com/article/64-listing-existing-products-on-amazon-by-asin

    (You can use the listingloader feed only for matched listings if you would like to add more information to your matched listing such as handling time)

    If you still are having trouble, I would recommend you submit a ticket here:
    https://www.wplab.com/request-support/

    Provide us with admin login credentials, your dashboard URL, and a sample SKU to examine. I will then be able to examine all of your settings and the most recent feed results from Amazon for the sample listing.

    Kind regards
    John

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