Amazon Market Place Module changelog

Cron and order import URLs once again refuse requests that don’t include a valid module token.

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Listing orders and importing selected orders now require proper authorization again.

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Demo order import only uses order data sent in the request when demo mode is enabled and the request is authorized.

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The back-office Configure page and module upload no longer fail when the Amazon Marketplace Plus (SaaS) module is installed on the same shop.

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When Amazon doesn’t send a buyer email, order import now groups repeat orders under one customer if the shipping address matches, instead of creating a new customer each time.

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Disabled products and products set to never export no longer stay pending forever after the cron skips them. The last skip reason is saved to help with troubleshooting.

You can now copy the Lead time from the Amazon product tab to every combination of the same product in one step.

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The PrestaShop 8 Module Manager loads the Amazon module again. It was failing because the marketplace webservice classes used the wrong parameter types.

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Order import no longer fails when Amazon doesn’t send a DNI and the shop requires one. The module now uses your configured default DNI when it creates the address.

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VCS Lite no longer resets VAT invoice uploads that already finished when Amazon still shows the shipment as pending. This stops the cron from uploading the same invoices over and over.

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Refreshing the pending VAT report in VCS Lite now keeps billing and VAT updates that are already done, so they aren’t queued again.

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When a VAT invoice upload to Amazon fails, the log now includes the API or proxy error so support can find the cause.

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If you force a VCS billing or invoice run for an order and Amazon hasn’t returned a pending SHIPMENT line for it, the log now says so clearly.

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Order import now uses the delivery country’s tax name when several EU countries have the same VAT rate. For example, a Belgian order gets BE 21% instead of NL 21%.

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Default marketplace price rules still apply when a product has a catalog discount and “Apply price rules to promotions/sales” is unchecked. Only profile and supplier rules are still skipped in that case.

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If a combination’s Lead time is empty, its offer now uses the parent product’s Lead time instead of sending 0 days.

FBA orders where Amazon doesn’t send item tax now use the delivery country’s VAT instead of the marketplace country’s rate. For example, a Belgian delivery gets 21% instead of France’s 20%.

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Order import no longer fails with a server-side error after the 5.4.31 tax update. The error came from a missing helper file path.

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Amazon order imports now calculate tax correctly for prices with and without tax. This also covers lines with more than one quantity and markets where the configured tax rate is zero or unclear.

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Deleting one product variant no longer removes the offers for other variants that are still in stock. The parent offer is only deleted once all variants are gone.

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Amazon order diagnostics no longer mix Amazon orders with records from other marketplace modules.

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Scheduled product exports no longer fail on PHP 8 when an export batch is empty.

Offer sync no longer fails with an Amazon invalid-schema error when converting a listing from FBA to Fulfilled by Merchant.

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Include Latency is now sent again during FBA to Fulfilled by Merchant conversion, including when the lead time is zero.

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New or matched catalog SKUs are now created with a normal offer update instead of an FBA-to-FBM conversion patch, allowing Amazon to accept the feed.

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Product and offer feeds no longer send empty product attributes on listing updates, which previously caused Amazon schema errors in mixed batches.

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Offer sync no longer sends FBA↔FBM channel-switch patches when Amazon FBA is disabled in Features. Shops using only merchant fulfillment now use a normal inventory update.

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FBA↔FBM channel-switch patches now run only when the listing channel actually changes instead of running on every stock sync for merchant-fulfilled products.

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Saving stock or products in the catalogue now remains fast when several Amazon marketplaces are active. The module no longer repeats the same queue work multiple times for each save.

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Product options now store the last fulfillment channel sent to Amazon so channel conversion remains accurate across synchronization runs.

Order import no longer assigns Amazon Business orders to the wrong customer when several buyers share the same marketplace email.

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Product creation no longer stops with an uncaught exception when a third-party product override fails while loading images.

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Offer synchronization no longer crashes when converting a listing from Amazon FBA to Fulfilled by Merchant.

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Offer synchronization no longer fails with a duplicated SKU when converting Fulfilled by Amazon to Fulfilled by Merchant.

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Amazon Business quantity discounts for larger quantities are now sent again instead of only the first price bracket.

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Forced product prices are now used again as the base for Amazon Business quantity discounts and business-group reductions.

Sending an offer as Fulfilled by Merchant now also removes the Amazon FBA channel so the listing remains FBM instead of switching back.

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FBA stock sync no longer re-enables FBA on products the merchant has set to Fulfilled by Merchant.

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Order import now applies Amazon promotions again so PrestaShop invoice totals match the amount paid on Amazon.

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Shipped Subscribe & Save and other delayed orders are now included in Amazon fulfillment confirmation. The look-back now uses the ship status date instead of the purchase date.

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Importing multiple Amazon orders at once from the Orders screen now works again. Each selected order is imported without causing a server timeout.

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Order import now keeps the second Amazon address line, such as a door, floor, or building number, instead of overwriting it with the province.

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Order import now includes Amazon’s third address line when PrestaShop provides only two street address fields.

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Imported names and street lines now preserve Spanish ordinal characters such as Mª and 2º.

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State lookup for imported addresses now matches Amazon province codes that include the country prefix, such as Spain.

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The Settings tip for Disable Taxes now explains that the option should be enabled to export products without taxes for that marketplace.

Imported order lines now resolve and store a valid tax ID in order_detail_tax, so invoice tax labels display the correct rate, such as 20% FR, instead of 0%.

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Multi-item Amazon orders no longer import into PrestaShop with missing product lines while retaining the full Amazon paid total.

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Order import no longer crashes with a SQL syntax error when resolving tax. The issue previously left incomplete orders and prevented re-import because they were treated as “already imported”.

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Product export now keeps the Override SKU when the sync field is Reference / SKU, instead of preserving it only for EAN or UPC.

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Offer synchronization no longer stops after five feed batches with “Unknown error”. Later batches now wait for Amazon’s feed rate limit and display a clear wait or error message.

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The module now installs and loads in the Back Office when Amazon Marketplace Plus is also installed.

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Order import and product synchronization and creation error messages now link to the current documentation articles instead of outdated help pages.

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The main documentation link on the Configure screen now uses the current documentation site.

Order import using the 2026 Orders API now fills the shipping deadline and delivery window dates again.

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Merchant new-order email alerts from ps_emailalerts now work on single-shop PrestaShop 8 installations when Amazon orders are imported by cron or from the Back Office.

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Manual order import no longer displays a false server error when the import completes with no new orders to process.

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Canceled-order synchronization from Amazon no longer misses orders canceled after the original purchase date. The PrestaShop status and Amazon order link now remain aligned.

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Order invoices now retain the correct VAT rate for mainland France and similar shops after the Spain postal-code tax fix. Regional no-tax postal code rules no longer remove country-wide VAT rates.

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The order cancellation screen and scheduled task now explain the two-way synchronization flow. They also include sync-from-Amazon and send-now actions, an optional recheck, and clearer cron results.

Amazon order import now applies the correct VAT for Spain and other countries with postal-code tax regions. Invoices display the correct product and shipping tax rates.

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Order invoices now display the tax label on imported product lines again.

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Cross-border EU orders now use the delivery country’s standard VAT when the catalog product has no tax rule for that country.

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Merchant new-order email alerts now work during cron and manual order import.

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When both “Comply with EU VAT rules” and “Force the tax base in Prestashop” are enabled, PrestaShop tax rules now take priority over Amazon item tax amounts.

Orders > Amazon no longer crashes on PrestaShop 9 when order prices are displayed.

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FBA order import now maps Amazon Grade and Resell synthetic SKUs back to the merchant product reference.

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FBA order lines can now be matched by ASIN when the catalog lookup still fails after SKU resolution.

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FBA orders now import when Amazon omits the shipping address on Amazon-fulfilled orders.

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Customer creation no longer fails on shipped FBA orders with masked or invalid buyer names.

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Address import on PrestaShop 9 now respects field length limits from the core address definition.

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State lookup for imported addresses now works on shops with mixed database collations.

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Diagnosis “Last 10 Orders” now filters by known Amazon marketplace IDs and no longer includes orders from other marketplaces.

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Product export now reads product images from the correct folder on PrestaShop 8 and 9.

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Order import and cron jobs now display a clear message when the configured employee account is missing, deleted, or disabled.

Product export now sends profile optional image locator URLs to Amazon after the PrestaShop product images.

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Module configuration now opens on shops where the Amazon settings table has not yet been created.

Portugal marketplace support has been added to the module configuration when Portuguese is enabled as a shop language.

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Product export no longer applies profile price rules on top of catalog discounts when “Apply price rules to promotions/sales” is unchecked.

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Business prices now use the discounted retail base and business-group rules instead of applying reductions twice.

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Catalog prices are now exported tax-inclusive when taxes are enabled but the marketplace country VAT is not configured.

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Business offer prices are now included in the feed when they are lower than the standard price on the same tax basis.

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Amazon order import now adds product lines for V2026 orders. Previously, some orders contained only customer details and the order total.

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Portugal marketplace settings now explain that listings and orders are sent through Amazon.es.

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In-module documentation and contextual help links now open the updated Common-Services documentation site.