Sales Orders: Ship

This section of Sales Orders covers Ship. The pages are listed in the order you'd usually need them.

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Why fulfilling a sales order involves two objects — the fulfillment order that plans the shipment and the shipment record that executes it	Two-tier fulfillment: intent vs execution
How shipping a sales order consumes FIFO cost layers, writes the movements that become COGS, and stays correct when two shipments race	How fulfilling moves inventory and realizes COGS
How orders that Amazon (or a partner) ships bypass SKU.io's warehouse fulfillment — no local stock movement, Amazon-reported quantities, and a status pinned to Fulfilled and Closed	Amazon FBA, MCF, and externally fulfilled orders
Ship an approved order — pick a warehouse and per-line quantities, fully or partially fulfill, dispatch to a provider, or stage for in-store pickup	Fulfill a sales order
Turn selected order lines into a supplier purchase order that ships straight to your customer	Create a dropship request
Hand a sales order to Amazon to pick, pack, and ship from FBA stock, or link an outbound order Amazon already created	Fulfill via Amazon FBA or MCF
Reshape a sales order's fulfillment plan — edit shipping, split or move a fulfillment order, split a line across warehouses, and merge shipments	Split, move, and merge fulfillments
Void a shipment to reverse it, restore a voided shipment, and reset a fulfillment status that drifted out of sync with a channel	Void, restore, or reset a shipment