Unable to test actual use cases from my application in Sandbox mode #4311
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I have an app that receives orders from Amazon and fulfills them. An important process step is executing packaging rules to optimize the space inside the boxes depending on the sizes of the items in the orders. Testing this use case is impossible with the sandbox since the responses for Orders API are statically mocked. I’ve considered testing it on production with real products by setting a high price so that actual buyers don't buy my products yet but I’m afraid Amazon might ban me as this doesn’t seem like a typical or acceptable practice. I assume someone else has encountered this issue, and I'd like to know how you have solved it. |
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Hello @ivancortesromero, Testing the packaging rules for order fulfillment can indeed be challenging with the limitations of the sandbox environment. While the sandbox is useful for understanding API structure and payloads, it does not fully support realistic testing scenarios. Here are a few approaches you can consider to test your use case without violating Amazon's policies. You can use real products but control the testing conditions carefully:
I hope these suggestions help you find a suitable solution. If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, feel free to ask. Best regards, Chris |
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Hello @ivancortesromero,
Testing the packaging rules for order fulfillment can indeed be challenging with the limitations of the sandbox environment. While the sandbox is useful for understanding API structure and payloads, it does not fully support realistic testing scenarios.
Here are a few approaches you can consider to test your use case without violating Amazon's policies. You can use real products but control the testing conditions carefully: