Since Thursday August 6, we are seeing our Amazon FBM orders not sync into the system consistently. Results are sporadic at best, some come over right away, others come over 6 hours later and this is not sustainable. Anyone know if anything has changed on how Amazon is sending sales orders over for FBM? Most orders I cannot even see in the sync history if there is an error, they just do not populate
No one knows what to do to fix
Best answer by Yuri Karpenko
Issue: When Amazon sales orders were prepared automatically in Incremental mode, some merchant-fulfilled orders were not retrieved and did not appear on the Process Data (BC503000) or Sync History (BC301000) forms. This issue could occur because the incremental preparation process advanced the synchronization boundary beyond the time range actually processed by the Amazon Orders API. As a result, orders whose status changed from Pending to Unshipped during the skipped interval could be permanently omitted from synchronization.
Workaround: Configure the sales order preparation process to use Incremental by Date mode with @Today-1 in the Prepare After box and @Today in the Prepare Before box, or run the preparation process in Full mode. Missing orders can also be imported manually by using the Add New action on the Sync History (BC301000) form.
+7Not to that extreme, but around that time a few of our clients got Acumatica upgraded and if we had custom mapping for them on the Entities screen, the sync stopped working. That was really bad.
But simply going to Entities and re-mapping fixed it all.
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Issue: When Amazon sales orders were prepared automatically in Incremental mode, some merchant-fulfilled orders were not retrieved and did not appear on the Process Data (BC503000) or Sync History (BC301000) forms. This issue could occur because the incremental preparation process advanced the synchronization boundary beyond the time range actually processed by the Amazon Orders API. As a result, orders whose status changed from Pending to Unshipped during the skipped interval could be permanently omitted from synchronization.
Workaround: Configure the sales order preparation process to use Incremental by Date mode with @Today-1 in the Prepare After box and @Today in the Prepare Before box, or run the preparation process in Full mode. Missing orders can also be imported manually by using the Add New action on the Sync History (BC301000) form.
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Issue: When Amazon sales orders were prepared automatically in Incremental mode, some merchant-fulfilled orders were not retrieved and did not appear on the Process Data (BC503000) or Sync History (BC301000) forms. This issue could occur because the incremental preparation process advanced the synchronization boundary beyond the time range actually processed by the Amazon Orders API. As a result, orders whose status changed from Pending to Unshipped during the skipped interval could be permanently omitted from synchronization.
Workaround: Configure the sales order preparation process to use Incremental by Date mode with @Today-1 in the Prepare After box and @Today in the Prepare Before box, or run the preparation process in Full mode. Missing orders can also be imported manually by using the Add New action on the Sync History (BC301000) form.
When running a schedule, how do we set the dates?
Can you show a screen shot of this I was already using the @Today-1 for start date and stil not getting orders to sync consistently.
I am on 25R2 I only have start date and end date as options
Going through Prime Deals Days and not having Acumatica understanding how Amazon works has been fun to say the least, no surprise considering the mess the connector is in since Amazon made changes their end. All I hear is Amazon did not tell Acumatica, I think that is telling enough...
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