As a seller on Amazon, you will face the backend of Amazon the most every day. This chapter provides the latest interpretation of the backend of Amazon, hoping to be helpful to sellers. In particular, for “buyer messages” and “how to open a case”, I hope sellers can master them proficiently.
1. Backend logo
No matter where the seller is in the backend interface, just click the backend logo to return to the backend homepage interface.
2. “Catalog” tab
Add products for uploading new products. Sellers can use this function to upload single products, variant products, or batch upload products.
Complete your draft, which is used to store unfinished product information rejected by the system. After being rejected by the system, these products that do not meet the Amazon product information rules are stored in the Amazon system in the form of drafts, and sellers can view and edit these product information at any time. View sales application, which allows sellers to view the application progress and results of restricted sales products here.
3. “Inventory” tab
Manage inventory and provide tools for searching, viewing, and updating inventory product information. The inventory here includes all inventory including FBA inventory and self-delivery inventory.
Manage Amazon inventory and provide tools to search, view, and update inventory product information, including only FBA inventory. Improve product information quality to view the latest product information quality improvement suggestions to help sellers improve product information.
Inventory planning provides a variety of information and functions such as inventory performance indicators, management of redundant inventory, viewing inventory age, low inventory replenishment reminders, repair of Amazon inventory with no sales information, and management of Amazon logistics returns.
Amazon Logistics Remote Delivery can realize shared inventory in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Goods are shipped directly from the United States, which will help Amazon US sellers enter the Canadian and Mexican markets. Sellers must first register to participate in the NARF program. After completing the registration, the seller’s store products will be synchronized.