Overview

Amazon's FBA Inventory page serves as a centralized dashboard for managing every aspect of your Fulfillment by Amazon inventory. Rather than navigating between multiple reports and tools, sellers can monitor stock levels, address problem inventory, and track key performance metrics from a single location. For sellers looking to reduce storage costs and maintain healthy inventory turnover, this page is an essential operational hub.

Key Points / What Sellers Need to Know

• Centralized inventory management — The FBA Inventory page consolidates inventory data, metrics, and action items into one interface, eliminating the need to jump between separate reports for restock planning, excess inventory, and stranded listings.
• IPI score monitoring — Your Inventory Performance Index score is displayed prominently, giving you a real-time view of how efficiently you are using Amazon's fulfillment center capacity.
• Excess and aged inventory alerts — The page flags inventory that has been sitting in fulfillment centers too long, helping you take action before long-term storage fees escalate.
• Stranded inventory resolution — Listings that are inactive or have issues preventing them from being sold are surfaced so you can fix them quickly and get products back in front of buyers.
• Capacity and restock limits — Sellers can see their current capacity allocations and restock limits, making it easier to plan shipments without exceeding Amazon's storage thresholds.

How It Works

The FBA Inventory page pulls together data from several underlying Amazon systems and presents it through a series of widgets and summary cards. When you open the page, you will see an overview of your total FBA units, units available for sale, inbound shipments, and units that require attention. Each section links to more detailed views where you can take specific actions such as creating removal orders, adjusting prices, or launching advertising campaigns for slow-moving products. The page also incorporates Amazon's recommendation engine, which suggests actions like running a deal or lowering your price to move aging stock before additional fees kick in.