In case this isn’t readily apparent … this relates to Amazon FBA and inventory.

-Rob

I hope it will help some sellers. But would it help to find my inventory FBA constantly losing upon arrival of my boxes? From time to time FBA states they received less items then I shipped or sometimes they receiving 0 items ( it looks as I shipped empty boxes). In my case I don’t see how “immediately” filing a claim can help if reconciliation never worked. Every time I open reconciliation I get declined and newer reimbursement.

When will Amazon come up with a report that will show available inventory, inbound inventory, product being transferred , product being processed that is not available yet, and pending orders that have been removed from fulfillable inventory. It is impossible to get a clear and concise snapshot of our inventory at amazon at any given time.

How can I see my fba inventory by expiration date? 13 units (of 125) have been identified as expired and set aside. Only problem is I have only shipped 1 lot of this sku to amazon an it all has same expiry date of oct 2020. I have an open case pending as they check with warehouse but being able to see all inventory by dating would have been helpful to spot issue in advance.

Ok I just viewed the online report, and the downloadable report. No data, in any field has a hyperlink. What am I missing?

It’s about time the inventory reporting was simplified, however will this now result in FULL traceablilty? I am sick and tired of the Amazon scams that try to hide what’s really going on.

For example, return orders that never got returned and you were reimbursed for, which suddenly have the reimbursement reversed. Amazon will often claim they refunded you in inventory but refuse to provide links or explain where that inventory came from.

If I am the ONLY seller of that item then obviously it originated with me and Amazon should be able to explain how they obtained it. When I’ve asked about this all I’ve been given is vague possibilities of where it might have come from.

That is unacceptable. It’s equally possible that Amazon has made an error somewhere and without FULL tractability it would be impossible to know. Why should a seller have to just suck it up because Amazon have fouled up but refuse to provide FULL transparency?

So who else has a ton of unreconciled transactions? I went back through the last year of them and only found a recent one that had just hit 30 days that I think was legitimately unreconciled.

Hi, there. Please, explain detailed, I don’t understand:

1. How to connect transaction id from the Inventory Adjustment Report with the reimbursement id from Inventory Reimbursement report?

2. How “reconciled” or “unreconciled” is connected with Inventory Reimbursement report?

3. If I have M reason (Lost) item with unreconciled 1, what does it mean?

4. If I have N reason (Found) item with reconciled 1, what does it mean?

Thank you