Overview

On May 2 2022 Amazon refreshed the FBA inventory reports for its five European marketplaces—Spain, United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Italy. The update introduces two new columns, afn‑fulfillable‑quantity‑local and afn‑fulfillable‑quantity‑remote, to both the _GET_FBA_MYI_ALL_INVENTORYDATA and _GET_FBA_MYI_UNSUPPRESSED_INVENTORYDATA feeds. Sellers who depend on these reports for stock planning, replenishment, or multi‑country fulfillment must adjust their data pipelines to capture the added fields and leverage the clearer visibility into intra‑EU inventory distribution.

Key Points

• Report scope broadened — The two new columns appear in every “all inventory” and “unsuppressed inventory” file for all five EU sites, so any integration that pulls either feed will receive the extra data.
• Local vs. remote distinction — afn‑fulfillable‑quantity‑local reports units stored in the fulfillment center that directly serves the requested marketplace, while afn‑fulfillable‑quantity‑remote lists units held in any other EU fulfillment center that can be transferred to satisfy demand. For example, a UK‑based SKU with 80 units in the UK hub and 20 units in the French hub will show 80 in the local column and 20 in the remote column on the UK report.
• Existing columns untouched — All previously available fields—SKU, ASIN, total afn‑fulfillable‑quantity, etc.—remain exactly as before, ensuring that historic scripts and dashboards continue to function without modification.
• File format unchanged — The reports are still delivered as tab‑delimited text files; the new columns are added to the header row as integer values, so parsing logic only needs to recognize two additional column names.
• Immediate effect — The schema change went live on the release date, and any request made after May 2 2022 returns the expanded file. There is no fallback to the legacy format, so downstream systems must be ready to handle the new columns right away.

How the Updated Report Works

1. — When a seller or third‑party tool requests _GET_FBA_MYI_ALL_INVENTORYDATA (or its unsuppressed counterpart) for an EU marketplace, Amazon assembles the current inventory snapshot and appends the two new columns to the end of the file.