Amazon provides sellers with a variety of inventory-related reports, from which sellers can view information related to the FBA inventory report (including detailed activity, inventory, compliance, etc.).

There are many types of reports. In order to make it easier for sellers to find the information they need, we will introduce several reports for each seller category to focus on according to their daily operational needs. You can obtain the required data information through the following four types of reports according to your own different situations.

Provides an end-to-end inventory discrepancy check function by displaying initial inventory balance, quantity of inventory received, number of customer orders, number of customer returns, number of adjustments, number of removals, and balance at the end of the period.

Sellers can choose to view this information online or download a report.

Sellers can use the Inventory Ledger Report “Summary View” to view adjusted inventory for starting and ending FNSKU balances aggregated daily/weekly/monthly at the fulfillment center (FC) and country/region levels.

Use the inventory ledger report “Summary View” to view the starting inventory balance determined based on the closing inventory balance of the previous day/week/month.

Use inventory ledger reports to determine inventory receipt credits to add to the starting inventory balance.

Customer orders often result in shipments, leading to a decrease in total inventory balance. Use the Completed Orders Sales Report to determine how many units have been shipped for a specific SKU or group of SKUs over a given time period.

Customer returns can add items back into your inventory pool. Use the Amazon Logistics Customer Returns Report to find out how many items a specific SKU or group of SKUs were returned within a specified time period and included in your inventory balance.

Inventory balances are occasionally adjusted due to unexpected fulfillment center issues or customer issues. Use the Inventory Ledger Report “Detailed View” to track adjustments.

Adjustments sometimes lead to a reimbursement. Use the reimbursement report to see what items the seller has been reimbursed for.

Reasonable restocking can reduce excessive inventory, thereby reducing inventory costs. Sellers are required to make inventory replenishment decisions based on three main data points: sales velocity (average weekly sales volume), available inventory (sellable quantity), and inbound quantity. These three data points are used to calculate how long an inventory can last before it is sold out, commonly known as the number of weeks it can last (WOC).

Generally speaking, Amazon sellers conduct a reconciliation at the end of each month or the beginning of the following month to promptly discover problems with Amazon orders, such as unprocessed returns, out-of-stock items and untimely updates, to ensure the accuracy of order and transaction repayment and minimize losses and risks.

The Recommended Removal Report will show sellers which products are in Amazon fulfillment centers, may be subject to long-term storage fees during the next inventory cleanup, and help sellers create removal orders to request that these items be returned to the seller or disposed of. This report will automatically calculate the number of items the seller needs to remove based on ASIN (assuming that the inventory is not sold in the future) to avoid long-term storage fees. Sellers can click “Begin Removal Process” to prefill a removal order and request that these items be returned or disposed of.

For each removal order request, sellers can have Amazon return or dispose of all items in the request. If you want to return some of the items and dispose of the rest, you must submit separate removal order requests.

Products that are specific to multi-channel fulfillment, such as unbranded packaging and current inventory levels.

Details of the seller's item being classified as dangerous goods, is undergoing dangerous goods review, or has recently changed its status.

Details about products to restock to prevent lost sales.

A breakdown of units in your inventory that are in stranded status.

A breakdown of units in your inventory that are in reserved status.

Products enrolled in FBA Small and Light, and current inventory levels

Inventory condition and quantity by country.

An assessment of sales volume, current sellable and unsellable inventory, shelf age, sellable weeks, and comparison with other offers for the same product.

Identify overage inventory so sellers can take steps to avoid paying long-term storage fees.

Information about the inventory the seller has sent to the fulfillment center.

The list of inventory eligible for Amazon Logistics export requirements, and products eligible for export are subject to change.

Generate an Amazon inventory file without active sales information, which can be used to re-list products in bulk using the “Bulk Upload Products” tool (for professional sellers only).