During the operation of the Amazon platform store, it is likely that there are too many out-of-stocks due to the sale of pre-sale products/cash products, resulting in a low tracking rate.
In addition to solving the out-of-stock problem as soon as possible, some methods can be used to alleviate the low tracking rate, that is, by splitting multi-commodity orders to apply for more valid tracking numbers to be entered into the Amazon platform.
Step one: Count the store’s multi-commodity purchase orders. These orders can be found from the daily “Unshipped” orders.
Step 2: Transport multiple products in the order separately, and count the orders with the same shipping destination (state or province in the United States) in the out-of-stock order, and then when the multi-product order has After the tracking number is valid, fill in the tracking number of these split-shipment orders into the tracking number of the out-of-stock order to appropriately alleviate the problem of continuous decline in tracking rate due to out-of-stock.
In short, assuming that a store’s multi-product order ratio is 6%, that is, for every 100 orders, 6 orders are for customers to purchase multiple products, then when the effective tracking rate drops due to out-of-stock At the same time, this technique can increase the effective tracking rate by up to 6%. Although the increase is not very large, it can at least alleviate part of the problem of declining tracking rates caused by shortages.