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🎯 FBA Inbound Warehousing Decision Toolkit
By answering the following 4 questions (only 1 minute), we will help you determine whether it is appropriate to use a 5-warehouse delivery (no storage configuration fee) warehousing plan.
🎉 5 warehouse distribution is highly recommended, and the storage configuration fee is waived
congrats! Your conditions are perfect for a 5-warehouse distribution strategy
📊 Data reference
Currently, 60% of sellers have adopted a 5-warehouse shipping plan (no storage configuration fee).
Currently, 60% of sellers have adopted a 5-warehouse shipping plan (no storage configuration fee).
Implementation steps (for sellers who decide to use a 5-position distribution)
✅ Step 1: Data analysis - Download the back-office warehousing configuration service fee report, count the monthly sales volume and product weight of each SKU, and calculate the total storage cost (configuration fee+first trip freight)
✅ Step 2: SKU Screening - Select SKUs with monthly sales volume of at least 5 units, sort by weight (<8.5 lbs priority), and develop a batch implementation plan
✅ Step 3: Packing planning - calculate the number of boxes required for each SKU, ensure that the quantity per box is the same (evenly distributed with SKU), and keep the SKU combination of all boxes consistent when mixing
✅ Step 4: Create a shipping plan - Send to Amazon users: create the shipment after packing according to the rules; API/ERP users: use the new API to split the warehouse and then pack
✅ Step 5: Monitor and optimize - Track changes in warehousing configuration service fees, compare costs before and after optimization, and continuously adjust optimization strategies
✅ Step 1: Data analysis - Download the back-office warehousing configuration service fee report, count the monthly sales volume and product weight of each SKU, and calculate the total storage cost (configuration fee+first trip freight)
✅ Step 2: SKU Screening - Select SKUs with monthly sales volume of at least 5 units, sort by weight (<8.5 lbs priority), and develop a batch implementation plan
✅ Step 3: Packing planning - calculate the number of boxes required for each SKU, ensure that the quantity per box is the same (evenly distributed with SKU), and keep the SKU combination of all boxes consistent when mixing
✅ Step 4: Create a shipping plan - Send to Amazon users: create the shipment after packing according to the rules; API/ERP users: use the new API to split the warehouse and then pack
✅ Step 5: Monitor and optimize - Track changes in warehousing configuration service fees, compare costs before and after optimization, and continuously adjust optimization strategies
The results of this test are for reference only. Amazon advises sellers to evaluate and reasonably plan specific warehousing plans based on their own circumstances and actual operating data.
👍 It is recommended to use 5 warehouses to select high-volume SKUs and calculate them first
You have 2 eligible items, it is recommended to compare the total cost of the different warehousing plans
📊 Data reference
Currently, 60% of sellers have adopted a 5-warehouse shipping plan (no storage configuration fee).
Currently, 60% of sellers have adopted a 5-warehouse shipping plan (no storage configuration fee).
Implementation steps (for sellers who decide to use a 5-position distribution)
✅ Step 1: Data analysis - Download the back-office warehousing configuration service fee report, count the monthly sales volume and product weight of each SKU, and calculate the total storage cost (configuration fee+first trip freight)
✅ Step 2: SKU Screening - Select SKUs with monthly sales volume of at least 5 units, sort by weight (<8.5 lbs priority), and develop a batch implementation plan
✅ Step 3: Packing planning - calculate the number of boxes required for each SKU, ensure that the quantity per box is the same (evenly distributed with SKU), and keep the SKU combination of all boxes consistent when mixing
✅ Step 4: Create a shipping plan - Send to Amazon users: create the shipment after packing according to the rules; API/ERP users: use the new API to split the warehouse and then pack
✅ Step 5: Monitor and optimize - Track changes in warehousing configuration service fees, compare costs before and after optimization, and continuously adjust optimization strategies
✅ Step 1: Data analysis - Download the back-office warehousing configuration service fee report, count the monthly sales volume and product weight of each SKU, and calculate the total storage cost (configuration fee+first trip freight)
✅ Step 2: SKU Screening - Select SKUs with monthly sales volume of at least 5 units, sort by weight (<8.5 lbs priority), and develop a batch implementation plan
✅ Step 3: Packing planning - calculate the number of boxes required for each SKU, ensure that the quantity per box is the same (evenly distributed with SKU), and keep the SKU combination of all boxes consistent when mixing
✅ Step 4: Create a shipping plan - Send to Amazon users: create the shipment after packing according to the rules; API/ERP users: use the new API to split the warehouse and then pack
✅ Step 5: Monitor and optimize - Track changes in warehousing configuration service fees, compare costs before and after optimization, and continuously adjust optimization strategies
The results of this test are for reference only. Amazon advises sellers to evaluate and reasonably plan specific warehousing plans based on their own circumstances and actual operating data.
💭 Consider a single point of entry (US/West) or other optimization solutions
Your current situation might be a better fit for other inbound strategies
The results of this test are for reference only. Amazon advises sellers to evaluate and reasonably plan specific warehousing plans based on their own circumstances and actual operating data.
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