DL-014 · Case study
Order automation for an Amazon seller with custom printing products
Wraplab formatted every custom mug order from Amazon by hand before sending it to the printer. We automated the path from SP-API customization data to print-ready files.
- Client
- Wraplab
- Location
- France
- Industry
- Amazon Seller
- Capabilities
- 03Build
01
Challenge
- Customers upload designs to Amazon in many formats and resolutions.
- Every order was formatted by hand and forwarded to the printing company.
- Processing had to be fast and error-free at daily order volume.
02
Environment
- French Amazon seller of custom-printed cups and mugs.
- Amazon's customization options, with formats that change over time.
- Storage options considered: Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint or email.
03
Intervention
- Orders Data Processor on AWS Lambda reading customization data from the SP-API.
- Generates a printable graphic per order with order ID barcode, cup type, quantity.
- Output saved automatically to Google Drive for the printing company.
- Built and tested in 14 work days.
04
Outcome
- Order processing from receipt to print file is fully automated.
- Different mug types and designs handled without manual formatting.
- No more hours each month formatting Amazon data for the printer.
- 01AMAZON ORDERSCustom mugs→SP-APICustomization data
- 02SP-APICustomization data→ORDERS PROCESSORAWS Lambda / Node.js
- 03MANUAL FORMATTINGRetired- -ORDERS PROCESSORAWS Lambda / Node.jsreplaced
- 04ORDERS PROCESSORAWS Lambda / Node.js→GOOGLE DRIVEPrint files + barcode
- 05GOOGLE DRIVEPrint files + barcode→PRINTING COMPANYProduction
Results, as published.
- 70%
- Time saved compared to manual process
- ~350
- Daily orders
- 5
- SP-API endpoints used
- 14
- Work days to develop and test
Client notes.
Client notes · DL-014Wraplab
The team delivered the full solution in just a week, something that previous developers couldn't achieve in 8 months. I highly recommend them for their exceptional skills in Amazon SP-API development.
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