Save your FBA inventory with no storage limits!Replenishment Artifact - Amazon Warehouse Distribution Network (AWD) launched
October 13, 2022
Contents:
1. What is AWD?
2. What are the advantages of AWD?
3. How to open AWD?
● Simple registration, one-step start
● Permission management: second-level user access
● Check the progress of the goods
● Use STA to create shipments
4. How is AWD billed?
Frequently asked questions
1. What is AWD?
2. What are the advantages of AWD?
3. How to open AWD?
● Simple registration, one-step start
● Permission management: second-level user access
● Check the progress of the goods
● Use STA to create shipments
4. How is AWD billed?
Frequently asked questions

Seller B
In order to cope with the peak sales season, it has been arranged to be shipped to the FBA warehouse, but I am worried that too many products will not be stored properly, which will affect the promotion activities...
Yes, due to the impact of the global pandemic, the restocking time is uncertain. Once the product is out of stock, it will be necessary to remove the product. This will cause many orders to be lost. Is there any way to replenish the goods in a timely manner?

Seller B
Facing the upcoming peak promotion season, Amazon Logistics is “bursting with equipment” again!Amazon Warehouse Distribution Network (Amazon Warehousing & Distribution, AWD for short) is launched to solve the problem of US sellers replenishment. Let's take a look!

Amazon Warehousing & Distribution (AWD) provides US sellers with a pay-as-you-go storage solution.
Help you send and store inventory through third-party cross-border logistics and Amazon Cross-border Logistics Service (AGL) to Amazon AWD warehouses (near FBA warehouses), and automatically replenish inventory in a timely manner according to the inventory status of the FBA warehouse. Help keep your FBA warehouse up to date without storage limits!

✈ Caring Service1: The AWD warehouse is automatically replenished!
AWD warehouses can automatically replenish inventory to FBA warehouses, sellers no longer have to worry about returns due to insufficient FBA warehouse space, and as long as the AWD distribution center has inventory to automatically restock, your ASIN will be in stock on Amazon.
✈ Caring service 2: Providing global inventory monitoring!
By integrating offline logistics and warehousing with online logistics systems, AWD provides a strong delivery network for your orders, allowing sellers to monitor their own inventory and check the progress of cargo transportation at any time.


√ Official products are stable and secure
√ Flexible: The first process is compatible with third-party cross-border logistics and Amazon's cross-border logistics service (AGL)
√ Front warehouse storage, FBA storage guarantee
√ Automatic replenishment, worry-free inventory (Note: sellers can also choose to manually restock)
√ Transparent pricing, no additional fees: pay-as-you-go pricing, only pay for the space you use
√ Flexible: The first process is compatible with third-party cross-border logistics and Amazon's cross-border logistics service (AGL)
√ Front warehouse storage, FBA storage guarantee
√ Automatic replenishment, worry-free inventory (Note: sellers can also choose to manually restock)
√ Transparent pricing, no additional fees: pay-as-you-go pricing, only pay for the space you use
⚠️ AWD is not applicable to products
Unclassifiable, heavy and bulky, dangerous goods, temperature control, shelf life of perishable items, shoes and jewelry, multiple ASIN boxes.

The peak promotion season is coming soon, and the launch of the AWD function can help US sellers solve many logistics problems. So how do you turn it on and how to use AWD?Watch it right away!
No.1 Simple registration, one step to start
🔸 You can scan the QR code below to fill in the information and apply to activate AWD

🔸 If you have received the following email before, you can use AWD* by clicking “click here to enroll” in the body of the email!

*Please note that bookings at Seller Central can currently only be executed by the primary account holder.
No.2 Permission Management: Secondary User Access
If you want to authorize a second-level user, you first need to add your second-level user to the global account, then click “Add to Global Account”. Then perform the following operations:
● Click “Administrative Permissions” for the second-level user that requires administrative rights.

● In the “Inventory” section, permission to open the “Amazon Inbound Distribution Network - Secondary User Access” and “Global FBA Inventory” features.
● In the “Reports” section, open the “Global FBA Inventory” feature permission to allow second-level users to access reports on the Global Inventory View page.

🔍 You can click this link to open the user rights interface
No.3 Check the progress of the goods
You can view all of your inventory on Amazon (including non-US sites) by clicking “Global Inventory View” and send them to the AWD Center at the US site.

No.4 Use STA to create shipments
🔶 Create a shipping request:
① Log in to Seller Central and go to Amazon Logistics Inventory — select “Inventory Planning” in the “Inventory” drop-down menu bar — click the “Global Amazon Logistics Inventory” button
② Click the check box for the ASINs you want to send to the FBA warehouse. You can select the item “Ship to Amazon FBA Warehouse” from the “Selected Products” button drop-down menu at the top left of the page.

🔶 Select delivery logistics channels:
① Shipping using Amazon Cross Border Logistics Service (AGL):
Select AGL shipping — fill in customs information such as ISF and importer PoC — confirm carrier fees — confirm details, and ship

② Shipping using non-Amazon Cross-border Logistics Services (AGL):
Uncheck the box using AGL shipping — fill in the delivery time — print a label — select a third-party carrier — confirm delivery

💡 WARM REMINDER:
Whether or not you choose Amazon Cross Border Logistics Service (AGL), you can choose to ship your goods to an AWD warehouse.

🔸 Upstream storage fees
You will be billed once a month to pay for all inventory you send to Amazon's warehouses and distribution centers. Amazon calculates these charges based on how much you use each day, and only charges for the cubic feet of space you use. The monthly storage fee will appear on your Seller Central account for one month after it is accrued.
🔸 Processing fees
Includes all sending and shipping activities of your goods within Amazon's inbound distribution network. Once your goods leave the Amazon Inbound Distribution Network and are shipped to an FBA warehouse, processing fees will appear in your Seller Central account.
🔸 Transportation costs
For boxes that are replenished from the Amazon inbound distribution network to an FBA warehouse, the shipping fee is charged per cubic foot. Once your shipment is delivered to an FBA warehouse, the shipping charges will appear on your Seller Central account.


Q1: How does AWD's automatic replenishment work?

① Amazon monitors inventory levels for every seller SKU in the FBA warehouse
② Amazon triggers automatic replenishment when total supply (including on-hand inventory and inventory to be shipped) falls below optimal levels
③ Amazon automatically creates purchases from AWD warehouses to FBA warehouses, and Amazon Logistics is responsible for transporting these goods
② Amazon triggers automatic replenishment when total supply (including on-hand inventory and inventory to be shipped) falls below optimal levels
③ Amazon automatically creates purchases from AWD warehouses to FBA warehouses, and Amazon Logistics is responsible for transporting these goods
Q2: How does AWD track inventory?

① Sellers can view inventory at distribution centers on the Global Inventory Explorer (GIV).
② When automatic replenishment is triggered, sellers can track goods on GIV and track shipping queues on Seller Central.
③ If you need to lift the automatic replenishment restrictions, Amazon will notify you via email, and you can do so on GIV.
④ You can also provide feedback on your restocking on GIV so Amazon can understand how Amazon is working.
⑤ Once you have received the automatic replenishment in the Amazon FBA warehouse*, you will be able to see this inventory on the “Manage Your FBA Inventory” page in Seller Central.
② When automatic replenishment is triggered, sellers can track goods on GIV and track shipping queues on Seller Central.
③ If you need to lift the automatic replenishment restrictions, Amazon will notify you via email, and you can do so on GIV.
④ You can also provide feedback on your restocking on GIV so Amazon can understand how Amazon is working.
⑤ Once you have received the automatic replenishment in the Amazon FBA warehouse*, you will be able to see this inventory on the “Manage Your FBA Inventory” page in Seller Central.
*Currently, it takes less than 7 business days to move your inventory from the AWD center to the Amazon delivery network.
Q3: How is it different from a standard project?

Sellers only pay for the space you use. With inventory automatically replenished to FBA warehouses, sellers can now focus their energy on growing their business and improving product offerings.
Q4: What are the benefits of the AWD program?

① Automatic FBA replenishment
② Collective inventory visibility
③ Amazon integrated shipping
④ If your product is out of stock at Prime-ready fulfillment centers, it can still be searched and purchased as long as there is sufficient inventory of the product in Amazon's upstream warehouses.
⑤ Upstream bulk storage
⑥ Simple, transparent, pay-as-you-go pricing
② Collective inventory visibility
③ Amazon integrated shipping
④ If your product is out of stock at Prime-ready fulfillment centers, it can still be searched and purchased as long as there is sufficient inventory of the product in Amazon's upstream warehouses.
⑤ Upstream bulk storage
⑥ Simple, transparent, pay-as-you-go pricing
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