Amazon Transparency protects brands with a unique code on every unit. If you sell Transparency-enrolled products on Amazon, SKULabs can ask your pickers to scan each unit's Transparency code while picking. SKULabs then sends the codes to Amazon, so you no longer have to enter them in Seller Central.
How to turn on Transparency code scanning
Transparency Code Scanning is a setting on your Amazon store in SKULabs. Contact SKULabs support to turn it on for your Amazon store.
Once it's on, SKULabs marks the lines of new Amazon orders that Amazon flags as Transparency items. Only those lines ask for a code.
How to scan Transparency codes while picking
Pick the order as usual, on the order page or in a batch.
After you scan a Transparency item, the Transparency Code Required window opens.
Scan the Transparency code on the unit. If you verify several units at once, the window asks for one code per unit; scan one code per line.
SKULabs checks that you scanned the right number of codes and that no code is used twice on the order.
To open the window by hand for the current item, scan the TRANSPARENCYSCAN utility barcode.
Where the Transparency codes go
Amazon: sent with Amazon Buy Shipping labels and with the shipment confirmation when SKULabs marks the order shipped.
Order page: shown next to the item's scans, with serial numbers, and in the scan history.
Packing slips: available on new (Liquid) packing slip templates.
Orders export: check Include transparency codes to add a Transparency Codes column. See Orders and Shipping Exported fields and their meanings.