Amazon has made major adjustments to its order processing policy, and sellers are complaining!

• The system automatically sets the minimum order processing capacity: based on the average daily order volume in the past 30 days, calculates the minimum number of orders that the seller can process.
• Automatic weekly updates: The system will re-evaluate the seller's order processing capabilities every week and adjust the minimum value accordingly.
• When the order volume reaches the limit, the delivery date is automatically extended: When the order reaches the order processing capacity limit set by the seller, Amazon will display a one-day delayed delivery commitment on the front end to ensure that the seller has enough fulfillment time.
• Sellers can set higher order processing capabilities on their own, but they cannot be lower than the minimum threshold set by Amazon.
• Applicability: This policy applies only to Standard and Free Economy Shipping and does not affect Premium Shipping or Seller-Fulfilled Prime orders.

Some sellers pointed out that the average daily order processing volume within 30 days is not equivalent to the actual number of orders that can be processed on a certain day . Changes in the market environment will affect the seller's fulfillment ability, and it is absurd to let Amazon, which does not understand its own situation, decide how many orders they can process every day.

Another seller believes that this is tantamount to forcing sellers to roll inward in disguise, increasing the daily order processing volume in order to raise the threshold . Under this mechanism, sellers will be compared with each other, and merchants with stronger processing capabilities will receive more traffic and orders, while small sellers may be completely crushed.

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