ASN / Warehouse / Fulfillment

Noon ASN Rejected? Complete Troubleshooting Guide

When your ASN status changes to Rejected in Noon Seller Lab, the most common causes are an expired booking slot (shipped after the delivery window), EAN/UPC barcode mismatch with the Seller Lab catalog, or actual shipment quantities not matching the ASN declaration. Check the Rejection Reason in Seller Lab first, fix the specific issue, then create a new ASN to resubmit.

By JisuSell Team
TLDR — Quick Summary
  • Always check the Rejection Reason in Seller Lab first — different causes need different fixes
  • Booking slots have a delivery window — ship before the deadline or it auto-rejects
  • EAN/UPC barcodes must exactly match the Seller Lab catalog entries
  • Actual shipment quantities must strictly match the ASN declaration — no over or under
  • Rejected ASNs can't be edited — create a new ASN and rebook
  • JisuSell's ASN Booking Assistant auto-books slots and validates SKU data to prevent rejections

6 Common Reasons for ASN Rejection

Reason Symptom Fix
Booking expired Shipment was not delivered within the booking time window — system auto-rejects Rebook a new slot in Seller Lab and arrange delivery promptly — don't cut it close
EAN barcode mismatch SKU's EAN/UPC barcode in the ASN doesn't match the Seller Lab catalog entry Correct the EAN in catalog, wait for Noon approval, then create a new ASN
Quantity discrepancy Actual shipped quantity doesn't match the ASN declaration (over or under) Strictly match packing to ASN quantities — do a final count before shipping
SKU not FBN-enabled ASN includes SKUs not enrolled in FBN, or SKUs with inactive/suspended status Ensure all SKUs are FBN-enabled and in active status via Seller Lab catalog
Warehouse suspended Target warehouse paused receiving due to White Friday prep, Ramadan, or maintenance Wait for the warehouse to resume, or switch to another available warehouse
Labeling non-compliant Missing outer box labels, missing FNSKU labels on items, or packaging doesn't meet Noon specs Re-label and repack per Noon warehouse requirements — ensure every box has correct labels

Step-by-Step Fix

1
Check the rejection reason in Seller Lab
Log in to Noon Seller Lab, navigate to Inventory > Inbound, find the rejected ASN, and check the Rejection Reason. Different reasons require completely different fixes — this step must come first.
2
Verify EAN/UPC barcodes
Go to the Catalog page in Seller Lab and compare each SKU's EAN/UPC barcode against the ASN. Barcode mismatch is the #1 rejection cause. Fix it in the catalog, wait for Noon approval, then create a new ASN.
3
Check booking validity
Verify whether the ASN booking slot is still within the delivery window. Noon bookings have a fixed delivery deadline — if it passed before your shipment arrived, the ASN is auto-rejected. Rebook a new slot if expired.
4
Verify shipment quantities
Confirm that actual packed quantities match the ASN declaration exactly. Noon warehouses do item-by-item receiving — over-shipping or under-shipping both trigger rejection. Do a final count before dispatch.
5
Create a new ASN and resubmit
After fixing all issues, create a brand new ASN in Seller Lab — rejected ASNs cannot be edited or resubmitted. Rebook a delivery slot and ship within the time window.
6
Still stuck? Submit a Noon support case
If you can't identify the cause, go to Support > Create Case in Seller Lab. Include the ASN number and a screenshot of the Rejection Reason. Response is typically 1-3 business days.
💡 Tip

JisuSell's ASN Booking Assistant and auto-booking feature can automatically respond when warehouse slots open, reducing manual errors and helping you secure slots faster. Learn about ASN Booking Assistant →

Pre-submission Checklist

Check Item Description Status
EAN barcode match Every SKU's EAN/UPC in the ASN exactly matches Seller Lab catalog
Booking validity Booking slot is still active — delivery scheduled before the deadline
SKU status All SKUs are FBN-enabled and in active status
Quantity verified Actual packed quantities strictly match ASN declaration
Warehouse accepting Target warehouse is currently open for receiving
Labels and packaging FNSKU labels on each item, outer box labels on each carton

FAQ

What is the most common reason for Noon ASN rejection?

The top three causes: expired booking slot (shipped after the delivery window), EAN/UPC barcode mismatch with Seller Lab catalog, and actual shipment quantities not matching the ASN declaration.

Can I edit and resubmit a rejected ASN?

No. Rejected ASNs cannot be edited or resubmitted. You need to create a brand new ASN in Seller Lab, rebook a delivery slot, and ship within the time window.

How can I prevent ASN rejections?

Verify EAN barcodes match the catalog exactly before submitting; book and ship promptly — don't cut it close to the deadline; strictly match packing quantities to the ASN declaration; confirm all SKUs are FBN-enabled and active. JisuSell's ASN Booking Assistant automates booking and validates SKU data.

What is the difference between ASN Rejected and Cancelled?

Rejected means Noon's warehouse refused your inbound — usually barcode mismatch, expired booking, or quantity discrepancy. Cancelled means the seller cancelled manually or the system auto-cancelled past the validity period. Rejected needs root-cause investigation; Cancelled just needs a fresh ASN.

Does ASN rejection affect my seller performance?

A single rejection won't directly impact your seller score. But frequent rejections can affect Noon's slot allocation priority for your account, and they disrupt your restocking rhythm. Verify thoroughly before each submission.

Is there a tool to reduce ASN rejections?

JisuSell offers an ASN Booking Assistant (browser extension) and backend auto-booking. The extension auto-grabs slots when warehouses open, and the backend validates SKU data and quantities — reducing human errors that cause rejections. Learn more

Need help with ASN booking and inbound shipments?

JisuSell's ASN Booking Assistant and auto-booking features help your team respond to warehouse slots faster and reduce manual errors.