Box numbers or quantities are invalid
Blank boxes, non-numeric box IDs, zero quantities, and decimal units can break box content imports.
Normalize box IDs and quantities as plain integers, then rerun the checker before sending the file.
Check FBA box content rows before shipment upload and download both a normalized box file and issue report.
Use this tool
Paste a box content CSV with SKU, box number, units per box, and optional expected total columns. Result: Download a normalized box content CSV and an issue report for quantity and box mismatches.
Paste FBA box content rows and check SKU, box number, unit quantity, duplicate box rows, and expected total mismatches.
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Run the checker to generate an FBA box content report.
Tool guide
Use Amazon FBA Box Content Checker when you need to check, convert, or prepare a file before using it in another app. Review the result before downloading or copying it.
Check FBA box content rows before shipment upload and download both a normalized box file and issue report.
Blank boxes, non-numeric box IDs, zero quantities, and decimal units can break box content imports.
Normalize box IDs and quantities as plain integers, then rerun the checker before sending the file.
A SKU can be split across boxes, duplicated accidentally, or copied with an old quantity.
Compare the report totals with your packing sheet, then correct duplicate SKU-box rows or missing cartons.
The box content file may include labels or supplier SKUs that do not match your shipment SKU list.
Map supplier SKUs to the shipment SKUs and remove packing-only notes from the upload file.
Use SKU, box number, and units per box. Add expected total per SKU if you want the checker to compare shipment totals.
It contains clean sku, box_number, units, and expected_total columns that are easier to review or remap for the next shipment step.