Fulfilment by Amazon (FBA), the full name of Fulfilment by Amazon, means that after a seller sends products in bulk to an Amazon fulfillment center, Amazon is responsible for helping the seller store the products. When products are sold, Amazon completes order sorting, packaging, and delivery, and provides customer services such as customer inquiries and returns for these products to help sellers save manpower, material resources, and financial resources. For Chinese sellers, this means that the product is delivered to an overseas Amazon warehouse, and Amazon completes subsequent delivery and after-sales service. Currently, Amazon Logistics FBA has become a popular logistics service for cross-border sellers. Regarding the Amazon FBA logistics inquiry method, the significance of FBA logistics inquiries has also attracted the attention of sellers. The following will give answers to these two questions one by one.

Log in to your Amazon Seller Central account, find and click the “Inventory” option to go to the inventory management page. On the inventory management page, sellers can search by entering the product title or ASIN code in the search box. After the search results appear, sellers can click on the product's name or ASIN code to go to the product's detail page, and then find logistics-related information, including warehouse storage location, inventory quantity, shipping status, etc.

Through FBA logistics inquiries, sellers can keep abreast of the status and latest progress of products during delivery, which helps sellers to promptly follow up and resolve abnormal issues in logistics.

Sellers can check inventory status, adjust inventory quantities in a timely manner, avoid situations where shortages affect sales or increase storage fees due to inventory backlogs, and maintain a relatively healthy inventory state.

Some buyers may send a message to the seller after placing an order to inquire about logistics issues such as delivery time. Compared with asking the buyer to contact Amazon customer service for processing, if the seller goes to the back office to find the corresponding logistics tracking number and check the logistics information and send it directly to the buyer, this method is more helpful in increasing the buyers' affinity with the seller.

The above is a related introduction to the Amazon FBA logistics inquiry method and the meaning of the search. With the above information, sellers can more conveniently and efficiently query and track FBA logistics status, optimize inventory management, enhance user experience, and help stores grow healthily. To learn more about FBA basics, such as the process for creating a shipment, the FBA New Product Inbound Program, etc., sellers can check it out here.