Where can I find Amazon's replenishment limits? What should I do if there are replenishment limits?

Now more and more merchants are opening stores on Amazon. There are many things we need to do after opening a store on Amazon, such as uploading products. If the store does not have enough goods, we need to replenish them. In the following content, we will learn about the Amazon replenishment restrictions.

Where can I find Amazon's replenishment limits?

From Amazon’s previous official notice, we can see that replenishment limits are set according to the seller’s past sales and predicted sales, and by warehouse type, and this limit can be allocated among ASINs.

There are many reasons for Amazon sellers to be restricted from restocking. Sellers with an assessment standard score below 450 will have storage restrictions. In addition, too small a restocking quantity, transportation methods, etc. may also lead to your restocking restrictions.

If you encounter replenishment restrictions, sellers can try to break through from the following points:

1. For the same ASIN, create several follow-up links in the background;

2. Each follow-up link must reach the maximum delivery limit;

3. Build a separate product and plan for each link;

4. It is best to open multiple shipping web pages at the same time and submit them simultaneously.

However, please note that you should not create too many follow-up sales for the same listing in the same store, as this may easily lead to the risk of abuse of variant warnings.

If you want to avoid replenishment restrictions, then do these three things:

1. The amount of goods transported during the journey should not be too much;

2. It is best to use express delivery, such as UPS, DHL, etc.;

3. Delete unnecessary shipment plans.

Allowed replenishment shipment quantity = Maximum allowed inventory level - Inventory limit usage

However, it does not specify how the "maximum inventory level allowed" and "inventory limit usage" are calculated.

In fact, the maximum inventory level allowed is generally = average daily sales quantity * 90 days

Amazon generally has enough storage space for most products to last for more than 3 months of sales.

The inventory limit is usage = inventory quantity + incoming shipments (including those in transit) + inventory waiting to be removed + inventory reserved for orders to be delivered.

According to what we have learned, there are restrictions on Amazon's replenishment. It is necessary for all merchants to understand where to find the restrictions on Amazon's replenishment, so that when replenishing stocks, if you encounter problems, you will know how to solve them. Now everyone knows it.

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