Inventory
FBA stock, its value and how long it lasts.
Inventory shows your sellable FBA stock per SKU as Amazon counted it last night. It loads every night for the US, Canada and Mexico, and right away when you connect your Amazon account. Damaged and defective units Amazon holds aren't counted as stock.
SKUs that share one FBA barcode (for example several listings of the same product, labelled with the manufacturer barcode) all draw on the same units, and Amazon reports the full count under each of them. They show as one product, under the SKU that sold most, counted once, with the sales of all of them adding up to the pace. Search finds it by any of its SKUs.
The numbers across the top
- Units in stock.
- Stock value at cost: units × today's landed cost.
- Retail value: units × your price (from Amazon's weekly fee preview; for a product without one, the average price it sold for in the last 30 days).
- Expected profit: if it sells at the last 30 days' profit per unit.
- Running low: how many products have 14 days or less left.
Per product
In stock, sold in the last 30 days, days of stock left (stock ÷ the average daily sales over 30 days), landed cost, value at cost, price, retail value, profit per unit and expected profit.
Filters: Running low (14 days or less), Overstocked (more than 180 days), No sales in 30 days and Missing cost. Export any view as CSV.
Check No sales in 30 days now and then: that stock is paying storage fees without selling.
When to order more from your supplier, and how many, counting what's already on its way: see Restock.