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Understanding Amazon Inventory Reports

Learn about Amazon’s inventory reports and how they can help you monitor stock levels, inventory movements, and FBA inventory.

What Are Inventory Reports?

Amazon provides inventory reports that allow sellers to review the status and movement of their inventory.

Different reports are designed for different inventory questions.

What Can Inventory Reports Show?

Depending on the report, you may be able to review:

  • Available inventory

  • FBA inventory

  • Inventory movements

  • Received inventory

  • Customer orders

  • Customer returns

  • Adjustments

  • Removals

  • Aging inventory

Which Report Should You Use?

Choose the report based on what you're trying to investigate.

For example:

Inventory Ledger → Inventory movements and reconciliation
FBA Inventory reports → FBA inventory status and planning
Inventory Age information → Aging inventory and potential storage concerns

Why Are These Reports Important?

Inventory reports can help you identify discrepancies between what you expect to have in stock and what Amazon shows in its fulfillment network.

This is especially useful when investigating missing or adjusted FBA inventory.

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