How often is Amazon IPI updated? What is it?

There are now a lot of merchants opening stores on Amazon. Merchants need to process a lot of data every day, such as Amazon ipi. This data will be updated. How often is it updated? The following is an introduction for everyone.

How often is Amazon IPI updated?

Based on historical performance [updated weekly]. In other words, the update frequency of IPI is: weekly, that is, once every 7 days.

What is IPI?

IPI is the Inventory Performance Index. Amazon's warehouse resources are limited. In order to scientifically and rationally allocate warehouse capacity to each seller, IPI has become an important indicator for Amazon to measure the efficiency of sellers in managing Amazon logistics warehouses.

We have shared in detail the concept of IPI and how to improve it in previous articles. If you need more information, please refer to the bottom of this article. This article focuses on solving two problems: where to view the IPI score indicator and how often the IPI score is updated.

Where can I view the ipi score indicator?

On the homepage of [Seller Backend], you can directly see the IPI independent section.

Click IPI, and a pop-up window will appear. The pop-up window shows the IPI data of each store. However, there is no data for the sample store yet.

In addition to the shortcut view, the conventional path to view ipi is:

1. [Inventory] - [Inventory Planning]

2. Enter [Inventory Control Panel] - [Performance]

There are two situations at this time:

If your store already has ipi, then you can see ipi directly.

If your store does not have an ipi yet, you will see the picture below.

Regarding the question raised at the beginning, it has been explained in the above content. Amazon ipi will be updated. As for how often it is updated, all business friends can understand it and make good use of this update cycle.

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