As it stands with Linnworks, the work flow is to;
+1 - this is essential for our business.
As we order from the East, we have to be months ahead which means very regular monitoring of hows SKUs are selling, and our current stock to see if we need to reorder.
When stock is on its way to FBA, it effectively leaves Linnworks completely so the picture in Linnworks reporting is wholly inaccurate.
(Thats not to mention when Amazon screw up scanning the stock in - a different story for a different day, but something to consider)
Cheers
Mark
Agreed, we have had to basically spend a week testing and figuring a way to alert us when we are low on stock at FBA.
Without getting into great detail, purchase orders don't update stock (at least not always...) for Fulfillment center locations such as FBA.
We have developed a work around in Linnworks.net to get alerts and send more stock, but not what we hoped for.
Another approach might be to have a download recommended inventory report with an option to convert item(s) to an order. There are several good reasons to take this approach, for me internally this would give me the ability to create orders remotely for staff members in the warehouse to complete.
There would be additional considerations though;
This would certainly be a more ambitious project, but well worth the effort for Linnworks. This kind of implementation would certain attract new customers.
Charlie McBroom
The ability to replenish stock for FBA from Linnworks.
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