📄️ Check for Lost or Damaged FBA Inventory
Identify inventory that Amazon has lost or damaged in their fulfillment centers and file reimbursement claims to recover the cost of those products.
📄️ Check Inventory Levels & Restock Needs
Monitor FBA inventory levels, identify when stock is running low, and plan timely restocks to prevent stockouts while minimizing excess inventory and storage fees.
📄️ Create a Shipping Plan for FBA
Create and submit an FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) shipping plan that ensures products are correctly prepared, labeled, and sent to Amazon’s fulfillment centers without delays or errors.
📄️ Handle Stranded Inventory
Identify and fix stranded inventory (FBA units that are in Amazon’s warehouse but not connected to an active listing), ensuring products become available for sale again and preventing unnecessary storage fees.
📄️ Handle Unsellable Inventory
Properly remove or dispose of unsellable, excess, or stranded inventory from Amazon’s fulfillment centers — reducing storage fees and maintaining a clean, organized FBA account.
📄️ Manage Aged or Excess Inventory
Identify and handle slow-moving, overstocked, or aged inventory before it incurs long-term storage fees — by discounting, promoting, or removing stock as needed.
📄️ Manage FBM Orders
Correctly fulfill, ship, and confirm delivery for FBM (Fulfilled by Merchant) orders — ensuring all shipments go out on time and meet Amazon’s performance requirements.
📄️ Manage Multi-Country Inventory
Properly manage and track inventory across multiple Amazon marketplaces (e.g., U.S., Canada, UK, EU) — ensuring listings stay in stock, pricing stays accurate, and logistics are coordinated efficiently.
📄️ Send Inventory to Amazon Warehouse
Correctly prepare, label, and send inventory to Amazon fulfillment centers so it arrives safely, gets checked in without delay, and remains eligible for sale through FBA.