Inventory Management

Sellercloud lets you adjust inventory in both regular warehouses and bin-enabled warehouses. The instructions for both types of adjustments are outlined in the article below.

The Disconnect and Disable options both control the inventory sent to channels. The main difference is that a disconnected product does not send inventory updates, whereas a disabled product sends inventory updates with a quantity of zero.

Follow the instructions below to learn more about setting physical inventory on products.

Sellercloud's feature-rich inventory management system is purpose-built to ensure the seamless organization and management of inventory movements. For additional insights on effectively managing inventory within Sellercloud, explore our extensive collection of related articles.

Sellercloud records and tracks all activities related to inventory movements across your warehouses. You can access information about the movements of a specific product from the related product’s Inventory Movement page.

With Sellercloud you can not only track and adjust your inventory, but also capture inventory count as of a specific date, and save the data into a file.

In Sellercloud, the Inventory Max Quantity option limits available inventory so that it never displays the full quantity on the channel, even if more is available.

Welcome to your Manage Inventory page. The Manage Inventory page is a snapshot of all the products you currently have in your inventory.

You can set aside an inventory amount to be used for a selected channel or customer. This inventory amount is called product inventory reserve. The reserve has a specified quantity and a time period during which it is active.

This feature is helpful for SKUs that are consistently restocked or tend to restock quickly. It allows your listings to remain active and prevents you from missing out on potential sales, especially for hot-selling products.

Sellercloud offers a number of ways to control or reserve your inventory per channel; choose the one(s) that best fits your workflow.

The Safety Quantity serves as a buffer between the amount of inventory you have and the amount Sellercloud sends to the channel. Safety Quantity is used to subtract a specified amount from the available quantity.

A serial number is a unique code assigned by the manufacturer to identify an individual unit of inventory. Tracking the serial numbers can help prevent fraud with returns.

Replacement Products differ from product shadows because they are independent and their inventory must be tracked separately. By default, a replacement product relationship goes both ways meaning either SKU can replace the other.

Inventory levels within Sellercloud are recorded using specific inventory terms. You'll find these records conveniently stored on the product page of each SKU, making them easily accessible for reference and management.

ITF-14 barcodes are designed for labeling boxes that have multiple quantities of the same product. These barcodes will include the product’s UPC and the number of items in a box. This feature allows you to scan a case quantity instead of scanning each unit or entering a quantity.

Sellercloud provides quick and easy access to your product inventory, whether it's distributed across multiple warehouses or concentrated in a single location. You can seamlessly view product inventory within each individual warehouse or effortlessly view the combined inventory across multiple locations.

If you sell perishable items and need a way to track their shelf life, Sellercloud lets you easily track lot numbers and expiration dates. You can make sure expired products are not reaching your customers.

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