Hello Community,

We are struggling to understand the way the Average Shipped Units for 30 days or 90 days which is one of the two metrics to calculate Historical Days of Supply.

Average Shipped Units for us is the same for the entire family of products even though their sales vary a lot. Then the actual number is much lower than average Units Sold, Order Shipped or Units Shipped.

So how is this calculated?

We sell individual units o B2C and cases/cartons to B2B. At our 3PL (different market/country) they just pull individual units out of the carton as necessary for B2C, or ship an entire carton if a B2B order comes in.

For simplicity we would like all our stock sitting in one system (FBA). How do we replicate the above using Amazon? Is there a way to keep some cases/cartons unopened to we can use MCF to send them to B2B customers? My assumption is that if they are unpacked we will get hit with a very high FBA fulfillment fee to pick 30 units for one case order?

Our product has a 12 month shelf life so my understanding is we can't use AWD to solve this problem?

Dear Amazon,

I do not know why are you saying it will be better, but my account STOPPED completely. From September 5th in business report I see all - 0

Units Ordered - B2B -0

Total Order Items - B2B. - 0

Page Views - Total - 0

Page Views - Total - B2B - 0

Sessions - Total - 0

Sessions - Total - B2B - 0

Featured Offer (Buy Box) Percentage - 0

Featured Offer (Buy Box) Percentage - B2B - 0

Unit Session Percentage - 0

Unit Session Percentage - B2B. -0

Average Offer Count - 0

Average Parent Items - 0

Case number: #. 15974691221

CHECK THE BUSINESS REPORT!