How to Create Listing Replenishment Alerts on Amazon

Keeping your inventory in stock is a vital part of success on Amazon. If you run out or run low on inventory not only do you lose out on sales, but you lose all of the investment you had made up until that point in order to gain momentum. 

To help with this, Amazon provides a tool to easily visualize what products in your inventory are at risk. 

It is called Amazon inventory replenishment alerts and they are essential for sellers to stay on top of their stock, avoid running out of products, or ordering too much. These alerts notify you when your inventory is running low, giving you the chance to restock before you miss any sales. 

Many sellers wonder, “Can’t I just check my inventory manually?” While that might work for a small number of products, it’s easy to miss trends or forget to reorder in time. This can lead to stockouts or overstocking. Replenishment alerts eliminate the guesswork, automatically reminding you when it’s time to restock, so you don’t have to worry about missing important updates. 

How to set up Amazon replenishment alerts

Setting up the alerts is easy and takes just a couple of minutes. 

Let’s start together: 

  • Log in to your Amazon Seller Central account  
  • Click on the 3-Dot Icon on the Left Sidebar. 
  • In the menu, select Inventory, then click on “Manage All Inventory” to view your list of products. 
Select manage inventory from the main menu in seller central
  • After clicking it a new interface will appear looking like this:
Amazon Inventory Dashboard
  • Make sure you have applied a filter in the Fulfillment section, such as “Amazon” to view all the FBA SKUs.   
  • Now select the SKUs for which you want to set the replenishment alerts.  
Selection of products for which Amazon replenishment alerts should be set.
  • A pop up will appear when you select the SKUs. Now click on “Select Group Action” and then click on “Set Replenishment alerts” 
Selection of Timeframe for the products on which Amazon Replenishment alerts would be set.
  • Select the SKUs and then choose the alert type.
  • Whether you want to get alerts when the units reach a desired limit
    • OR  
  • If the units reach a specified week of coverage.
Set Amazon Replenishment Alerts
  • Now hit on that save option and you are good to go. You have successfully created Amazon replenishment Alerts. 

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