Overview

Amazon has shifted the former “Inventory Amazon Fulfils” page to a brand‑new “FBA Inventory” dashboard inside Seller Central. The change, rolled out in early 2024, unifies all fulfillment‑center inventory controls under a single, modern interface. Sellers who rely on FBA need to understand the new layout because it directly affects how they monitor stock health, create removal orders, and generate reports.

Key Points

• Page migration finalized — The legacy “Inventory Amazon Fulfils” screen is now permanently replaced by the “FBA Inventory” dashboard.
• Seamless redirects — Existing bookmarks or direct URLs to the old page automatically forward users to the new interface, preventing broken links.
• Richer health metrics — The dashboard surfaces inventory‑performance scores, stranded‑stock alerts, and storage‑fee estimates that were previously scattered across multiple screens.
• Unified action center — Functions such as removal‑order creation, inventory adjustments, and bulk edits are consolidated into one control panel.
• Advanced filtering options — Sellers can now slice inventory by age, fulfillment center, storage type, or custom date ranges, making large catalogs easier to manage.
• One‑click export — Custom reports can be generated and downloaded directly from the dashboard, eliminating the need to navigate to separate reporting modules.

How the New FBA Inventory Dashboard Works

1. Landing on the dashboard — After logging into Seller Central, clicking the “Inventory” tab lands the user on the FBA Inventory screen. For example, a seller with 3,200 ASINs sees a summary bar showing total units, average age, and a health score at the top of the page.
2. Applying filters — The left‑hand panel offers drop‑down menus for criteria such as “Storage type: Standard vs. Long‑term” or “Age: >90 days.” Selecting “Age > 90 days” instantly narrows the view to items that have been in the warehouse for three months or more, allowing the seller to spot slow‑moving stock.