DL-047 · Case study
Inventory replenishment workflows for a multi-brand Amazon seller
A multi-brand seller needed to coordinate purchasing decisions across suppliers, warehouses and Amazon FBA.
- Client
- Name withheld
- Location
- Israel
- Industry
- Consumer products / Amazon seller
- Capabilities
- 03Build
01
Challenge
- Purchasing relied on manually assembled sales, stock and supplier lead-time reports.
- Existing reorder thresholds did not distinguish inbound FBA units from sellable stock.
02
Environment
- Amazon SP-API inventory and sales reports.
- Supplier lead-time data, purchase orders and an internal purchasing application.
03
Intervention
- Built a replenishment model combining demand history, available inventory and committed inbound stock.
- Added supplier-specific lead times, minimum order quantities and safety stock rules.
- Developed buyer approval queues for suggested orders and flagged unusual demand changes.
04
Outcome
- Purchasing teams receive prioritized, explainable replenishment suggestions.
- Buyers retain final control over purchase order releases.
- 01SP-API REPORTSSales / stock→FBA INBOUNDCommitted units
- 02FBA INBOUNDCommitted units→REPLENISHMENTModel
- 03REPLENISHMENTModel→SUPPLIER RULESLead time / MOQ
- 04SUPPLIER RULESLead time / MOQ→BUYER APPROVALPurchase orders
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