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Read onlyHello Sellers,
Thanks for participating in the Seller Solstice Celebration so far!
To get your entry for the $25 Amazon gift card and an entry towards the Grand Prize Sweepstakes, we are testing your knowledge of Selling on Amazon. You will receive an entry to the prize whether you’re right or not. Use this as an opportunity to flex your knowledge or learn something new!
Today’s question is:
Inventory Performance Index: Is it checking if your stock is naughty, or nice?
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- Manny
Directly from Amazon --
"Inventory Performance Index
The Inventory Performance Index, or IPI, is a metric to gauge your inventory performance over time.
IPI score measures how efficient and productive you are in managing your FBA inventory. "
Since I do NOT do FBA it's a meaningless exercise!
As for my in house inventory, the results would fry your entire data processing system and leave a smoldering mess.
Its making a list, checking it twice, gonna find out whos naughty or nice...
It's checking for both naughty and nice. You get extra points for sugar and spice.
Checks for both. And if you are naughty, it tells you how you could be a little nicer.
Hello Manny, I would say it is checking for both!
Inventory Performance Index Is checking both, if your stock is naughty, or nice.
It is doing both, as it checks how efficiently you manage your inventory, over a period of time. If your stock is "nautghty", your inventory performance index will be in the red, and in comparison, if your stock is "nice" or doing well, your IPI will be in the green.