We identified that the VTR calculation was not correctly recognising that Royal Mail 1st class and Royal Mail 2nd class ship methods require a barcode ID. We made these updates on 20th July, so if you were selecting these ship methods and not providing the barcode IDs as outlined in all policy communications, you may have seen your VTR decrease. We apologise for the confusion.
We require parcel IDs or tracking IDs for all Royal Mail ship methods, including delivery confirmation ship methods, such as Royal Mail 24®/48® and Royal Mail 1st and 2nd class small and medium parcel. If you are using a Royal Mail product that does not have a 2D barcode, please ensure you contact your Royal Mail account manager, or contact Royal Mail here, to set up these services before August 8, 2021. It may take up to 10 days to have these services set up. If you are not eligible for Royal Mail 24®/48 and ship only ship letter sized products (100 g, 24 x 16.5 x 0.5 cm), please select Stamps/Franking from the dropdown.
If you use Royal Mail 24®/48® or 1st or 2nd Class small or medium parcel to deliver your packages, then you must provide the unique parcel ID, located above the 2D barcode on the label. This will allow us to provide customers with a delivery scan event. If you are using a Royal Mail 24®/48® or 1st or 2nd Class product that does not have a barcode, please ensure you contact your Royal Mail account manager, or contact Royal Mail here, to set up these services. You will not be able to dispatch confirm an order using a Royal Mail 24®/48® delivery method unless you provide the parcel ID.
Yes. If you are using a Royal Mail 24®, Royal Mail 48®, 1st Class or 2nd Class product that offers a delivery confirmation, Amazon will receive this once the product is scanned on delivery. This will provide visibility to sellers, customers and Amazon of delivery. If you are using one of these products without a barcode, please ensure you contact your Royal Mail account manager, or contact Royal Mail directly, to set up these services. You will not be able to confirm delivery of an order using a Royal Mail 24®, Royal Mail 48®, 1st Class or 2nd Class delivery method unless you provide the parcel ID.
We identified that the VTR calculation was not correctly recognising that Royal Mail 1st class and Royal Mail 2nd class ship methods require a barcode ID. We made these updates on 20th July, so if you were selecting these ship methods and not providing the barcode IDs as outlined in all policy communications, you may have seen your VTR decrease. We apologise for the confusion.
We require parcel IDs or tracking IDs for all Royal Mail ship methods, including delivery confirmation ship methods, such as Royal Mail 24®/48® and Royal Mail 1st and 2nd class small and medium parcel. If you are using a Royal Mail product that does not have a 2D barcode, please ensure you contact your Royal Mail account manager, or contact Royal Mail here, to set up these services before August 8, 2021. It may take up to 10 days to have these services set up. If you are not eligible for Royal Mail 24®/48 and ship only ship letter sized products (100 g, 24 x 16.5 x 0.5 cm), please select Stamps/Franking from the dropdown.
If you use Royal Mail 24®/48® or 1st or 2nd Class small or medium parcel to deliver your packages, then you must provide the unique parcel ID, located above the 2D barcode on the label. This will allow us to provide customers with a delivery scan event. If you are using a Royal Mail 24®/48® or 1st or 2nd Class product that does not have a barcode, please ensure you contact your Royal Mail account manager, or contact Royal Mail here, to set up these services. You will not be able to dispatch confirm an order using a Royal Mail 24®/48® delivery method unless you provide the parcel ID.
Yes. If you are using a Royal Mail 24®, Royal Mail 48®, 1st Class or 2nd Class product that offers a delivery confirmation, Amazon will receive this once the product is scanned on delivery. This will provide visibility to sellers, customers and Amazon of delivery. If you are using one of these products without a barcode, please ensure you contact your Royal Mail account manager, or contact Royal Mail directly, to set up these services. You will not be able to confirm delivery of an order using a Royal Mail 24®, Royal Mail 48®, 1st Class or 2nd Class delivery method unless you provide the parcel ID.
I am not confident that Amazon will not take action against accounts, where RM have not scanned the parcels. But we will wait and see.
There isn’t a barcode for Royal Mail 1st class and Royal Mail 2nd class large letters and nothing is forwarded from click and drop so I don’t understand this.
Personal Click and Drop does not pass through any 2D Barcode information so how are we supposed to confirm parcels from a personal click and drop account? The above has added to my confusion as to why my VTR is at 0% even though everything I send is untracked
I think it is time to reluctantly switch to Amazon Buy Shipping. Not a move I wanted to do but can’t see any other way of protecting my account.
I would type up a thoughtful and constructive reply if I had any hope that anyone from Amazon would actually read it
What about this?
You may receive a VTR warning as a result of low scan rate. However, we will validate ‘unscanned’ tracking or parcel IDs with the integrated delivery service provider prior to suspending your offers in the affected category. Your offers will not be suspended if you have provided valid IDs, including for all parcels that have not been scanned by the carrier. This includes delivery confirmation only delivery methods (e.g. RM 24 / 48 or 1st Class 2nd Class)
Anyone else still without a Royal Mail Business Account Manager since the switch up back in April? How do I get one to try and request a 2d barcoded letter size product (I know there isn’t one but want to get this in writing to then go back to Amazon).
So, if I purchase RM labels online (with NO linked account) and manually confirm shipment, do I need to input the code above the 2D matrix and will it be recognised ?
So,If I am buying postage over the counter at the post office,I need to select 2nd class stamps franking and if it is signed for still choose 2nd class signed for with the tracking number?
So what does this mean for untracked large letters and parcels ( only a few months ago we we told to select ‘stamps/franking’ - now this only valid for letters ? )
So Amazon retrospectively decide 2nd class isn’t valid and back date their metrics on providing us with incorrect information?
And 1st/2nd class done with BPL codes has a 2D barcode, yes, but RM DO NOT provide delivery confirmation for this service except for parcels, they don’t offer confirmation for Large Letters.
Amazon, you’re just wrong.
We identified that the VTR calculation was not correctly recognising that Royal Mail 1st class and Royal Mail 2nd class ship methods require a barcode ID. We made these updates on 20th July, so if you were selecting these ship methods and not providing the barcode IDs as outlined in all policy communications, you may have seen your VTR decrease. We apologise for the confusion.
We require parcel IDs or tracking IDs for all Royal Mail ship methods, including delivery confirmation ship methods, such as Royal Mail 24®/48® and Royal Mail 1st and 2nd class small and medium parcel. If you are using a Royal Mail product that does not have a 2D barcode, please ensure you contact your Royal Mail account manager, or contact Royal Mail here, to set up these services before August 8, 2021. It may take up to 10 days to have these services set up. If you are not eligible for Royal Mail 24®/48 and ship only ship letter sized products (100 g, 24 x 16.5 x 0.5 cm), please select Stamps/Franking from the dropdown.
If you use Royal Mail 24®/48® or 1st or 2nd Class small or medium parcel to deliver your packages, then you must provide the unique parcel ID, located above the 2D barcode on the label. This will allow us to provide customers with a delivery scan event. If you are using a Royal Mail 24®/48® or 1st or 2nd Class product that does not have a barcode, please ensure you contact your Royal Mail account manager, or contact Royal Mail here, to set up these services. You will not be able to dispatch confirm an order using a Royal Mail 24®/48® delivery method unless you provide the parcel ID.
Yes. If you are using a Royal Mail 24®, Royal Mail 48®, 1st Class or 2nd Class product that offers a delivery confirmation, Amazon will receive this once the product is scanned on delivery. This will provide visibility to sellers, customers and Amazon of delivery. If you are using one of these products without a barcode, please ensure you contact your Royal Mail account manager, or contact Royal Mail directly, to set up these services. You will not be able to confirm delivery of an order using a Royal Mail 24®, Royal Mail 48®, 1st Class or 2nd Class delivery method unless you provide the parcel ID.
We identified that the VTR calculation was not correctly recognising that Royal Mail 1st class and Royal Mail 2nd class ship methods require a barcode ID. We made these updates on 20th July, so if you were selecting these ship methods and not providing the barcode IDs as outlined in all policy communications, you may have seen your VTR decrease. We apologise for the confusion.
We require parcel IDs or tracking IDs for all Royal Mail ship methods, including delivery confirmation ship methods, such as Royal Mail 24®/48® and Royal Mail 1st and 2nd class small and medium parcel. If you are using a Royal Mail product that does not have a 2D barcode, please ensure you contact your Royal Mail account manager, or contact Royal Mail here, to set up these services before August 8, 2021. It may take up to 10 days to have these services set up. If you are not eligible for Royal Mail 24®/48 and ship only ship letter sized products (100 g, 24 x 16.5 x 0.5 cm), please select Stamps/Franking from the dropdown.
If you use Royal Mail 24®/48® or 1st or 2nd Class small or medium parcel to deliver your packages, then you must provide the unique parcel ID, located above the 2D barcode on the label. This will allow us to provide customers with a delivery scan event. If you are using a Royal Mail 24®/48® or 1st or 2nd Class product that does not have a barcode, please ensure you contact your Royal Mail account manager, or contact Royal Mail here, to set up these services. You will not be able to dispatch confirm an order using a Royal Mail 24®/48® delivery method unless you provide the parcel ID.
Yes. If you are using a Royal Mail 24®, Royal Mail 48®, 1st Class or 2nd Class product that offers a delivery confirmation, Amazon will receive this once the product is scanned on delivery. This will provide visibility to sellers, customers and Amazon of delivery. If you are using one of these products without a barcode, please ensure you contact your Royal Mail account manager, or contact Royal Mail directly, to set up these services. You will not be able to confirm delivery of an order using a Royal Mail 24®, Royal Mail 48®, 1st Class or 2nd Class delivery method unless you provide the parcel ID.
We identified that the VTR calculation was not correctly recognising that Royal Mail 1st class and Royal Mail 2nd class ship methods require a barcode ID. We made these updates on 20th July, so if you were selecting these ship methods and not providing the barcode IDs as outlined in all policy communications, you may have seen your VTR decrease. We apologise for the confusion.
We require parcel IDs or tracking IDs for all Royal Mail ship methods, including delivery confirmation ship methods, such as Royal Mail 24®/48® and Royal Mail 1st and 2nd class small and medium parcel. If you are using a Royal Mail product that does not have a 2D barcode, please ensure you contact your Royal Mail account manager, or contact Royal Mail here, to set up these services before August 8, 2021. It may take up to 10 days to have these services set up. If you are not eligible for Royal Mail 24®/48 and ship only ship letter sized products (100 g, 24 x 16.5 x 0.5 cm), please select Stamps/Franking from the dropdown.
If you use Royal Mail 24®/48® or 1st or 2nd Class small or medium parcel to deliver your packages, then you must provide the unique parcel ID, located above the 2D barcode on the label. This will allow us to provide customers with a delivery scan event. If you are using a Royal Mail 24®/48® or 1st or 2nd Class product that does not have a barcode, please ensure you contact your Royal Mail account manager, or contact Royal Mail here, to set up these services. You will not be able to dispatch confirm an order using a Royal Mail 24®/48® delivery method unless you provide the parcel ID.
Yes. If you are using a Royal Mail 24®, Royal Mail 48®, 1st Class or 2nd Class product that offers a delivery confirmation, Amazon will receive this once the product is scanned on delivery. This will provide visibility to sellers, customers and Amazon of delivery. If you are using one of these products without a barcode, please ensure you contact your Royal Mail account manager, or contact Royal Mail directly, to set up these services. You will not be able to confirm delivery of an order using a Royal Mail 24®, Royal Mail 48®, 1st Class or 2nd Class delivery method unless you provide the parcel ID.
I am not confident that Amazon will not take action against accounts, where RM have not scanned the parcels. But we will wait and see.
There isn’t a barcode for Royal Mail 1st class and Royal Mail 2nd class large letters and nothing is forwarded from click and drop so I don’t understand this.
Personal Click and Drop does not pass through any 2D Barcode information so how are we supposed to confirm parcels from a personal click and drop account? The above has added to my confusion as to why my VTR is at 0% even though everything I send is untracked
I think it is time to reluctantly switch to Amazon Buy Shipping. Not a move I wanted to do but can’t see any other way of protecting my account.
I would type up a thoughtful and constructive reply if I had any hope that anyone from Amazon would actually read it
What about this?
You may receive a VTR warning as a result of low scan rate. However, we will validate ‘unscanned’ tracking or parcel IDs with the integrated delivery service provider prior to suspending your offers in the affected category. Your offers will not be suspended if you have provided valid IDs, including for all parcels that have not been scanned by the carrier. This includes delivery confirmation only delivery methods (e.g. RM 24 / 48 or 1st Class 2nd Class)
Anyone else still without a Royal Mail Business Account Manager since the switch up back in April? How do I get one to try and request a 2d barcoded letter size product (I know there isn’t one but want to get this in writing to then go back to Amazon).
So, if I purchase RM labels online (with NO linked account) and manually confirm shipment, do I need to input the code above the 2D matrix and will it be recognised ?
So,If I am buying postage over the counter at the post office,I need to select 2nd class stamps franking and if it is signed for still choose 2nd class signed for with the tracking number?
So what does this mean for untracked large letters and parcels ( only a few months ago we we told to select ‘stamps/franking’ - now this only valid for letters ? )
So Amazon retrospectively decide 2nd class isn’t valid and back date their metrics on providing us with incorrect information?
And 1st/2nd class done with BPL codes has a 2D barcode, yes, but RM DO NOT provide delivery confirmation for this service except for parcels, they don’t offer confirmation for Large Letters.
Amazon, you’re just wrong.
I am not confident that Amazon will not take action against accounts, where RM have not scanned the parcels. But we will wait and see.
I am not confident that Amazon will not take action against accounts, where RM have not scanned the parcels. But we will wait and see.
There isn’t a barcode for Royal Mail 1st class and Royal Mail 2nd class large letters and nothing is forwarded from click and drop so I don’t understand this.
There isn’t a barcode for Royal Mail 1st class and Royal Mail 2nd class large letters and nothing is forwarded from click and drop so I don’t understand this.
Personal Click and Drop does not pass through any 2D Barcode information so how are we supposed to confirm parcels from a personal click and drop account? The above has added to my confusion as to why my VTR is at 0% even though everything I send is untracked
I think it is time to reluctantly switch to Amazon Buy Shipping. Not a move I wanted to do but can’t see any other way of protecting my account.
Personal Click and Drop does not pass through any 2D Barcode information so how are we supposed to confirm parcels from a personal click and drop account? The above has added to my confusion as to why my VTR is at 0% even though everything I send is untracked
I think it is time to reluctantly switch to Amazon Buy Shipping. Not a move I wanted to do but can’t see any other way of protecting my account.
I would type up a thoughtful and constructive reply if I had any hope that anyone from Amazon would actually read it
I would type up a thoughtful and constructive reply if I had any hope that anyone from Amazon would actually read it
What about this?
You may receive a VTR warning as a result of low scan rate. However, we will validate ‘unscanned’ tracking or parcel IDs with the integrated delivery service provider prior to suspending your offers in the affected category. Your offers will not be suspended if you have provided valid IDs, including for all parcels that have not been scanned by the carrier. This includes delivery confirmation only delivery methods (e.g. RM 24 / 48 or 1st Class 2nd Class)
What about this?
You may receive a VTR warning as a result of low scan rate. However, we will validate ‘unscanned’ tracking or parcel IDs with the integrated delivery service provider prior to suspending your offers in the affected category. Your offers will not be suspended if you have provided valid IDs, including for all parcels that have not been scanned by the carrier. This includes delivery confirmation only delivery methods (e.g. RM 24 / 48 or 1st Class 2nd Class)
Anyone else still without a Royal Mail Business Account Manager since the switch up back in April? How do I get one to try and request a 2d barcoded letter size product (I know there isn’t one but want to get this in writing to then go back to Amazon).
Anyone else still without a Royal Mail Business Account Manager since the switch up back in April? How do I get one to try and request a 2d barcoded letter size product (I know there isn’t one but want to get this in writing to then go back to Amazon).
So, if I purchase RM labels online (with NO linked account) and manually confirm shipment, do I need to input the code above the 2D matrix and will it be recognised ?
So, if I purchase RM labels online (with NO linked account) and manually confirm shipment, do I need to input the code above the 2D matrix and will it be recognised ?
So,If I am buying postage over the counter at the post office,I need to select 2nd class stamps franking and if it is signed for still choose 2nd class signed for with the tracking number?
So,If I am buying postage over the counter at the post office,I need to select 2nd class stamps franking and if it is signed for still choose 2nd class signed for with the tracking number?
So what does this mean for untracked large letters and parcels ( only a few months ago we we told to select ‘stamps/franking’ - now this only valid for letters ? )
So what does this mean for untracked large letters and parcels ( only a few months ago we we told to select ‘stamps/franking’ - now this only valid for letters ? )
So Amazon retrospectively decide 2nd class isn’t valid and back date their metrics on providing us with incorrect information?
And 1st/2nd class done with BPL codes has a 2D barcode, yes, but RM DO NOT provide delivery confirmation for this service except for parcels, they don’t offer confirmation for Large Letters.
Amazon, you’re just wrong.
So Amazon retrospectively decide 2nd class isn’t valid and back date their metrics on providing us with incorrect information?
And 1st/2nd class done with BPL codes has a 2D barcode, yes, but RM DO NOT provide delivery confirmation for this service except for parcels, they don’t offer confirmation for Large Letters.
Amazon, you’re just wrong.