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When a seller’s inventory dips to the quantity established by the seller as a threshold, Amazon’s fulfillment center notifies the seller with a Replenishment Alert so that the seller can replenish the supply in a timely way.
Thanks to the automated system of Replenishment Alerts, sellers are better equipped to meet the needs of buyers. Some of the benefits of Replenishment Alerts include:
Sellers are advised to determine the threshold for the Replenishment Alerts in accord with their average sales and the time it takes them to increase their supply at Amazon’s fulfillment center. Ideally, the Replenishment Alerts should be sent early enough to prevent the sellers from ever having difficulty fulfilling buyers’ orders.
Sellers should follow the following procedure to put their Replenishment Alerts into practice:
Note: On the Inventory Amazon Fulfills page , a gold bell appears next to the quantity of the given listing in inventory. When the inventory dips to the determined threshold for a Replenishment Alert, the bell turns red.
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