Most inventory tools stop at FBA — and miss everything sitting in AWD. Connect Seller Central and your AI agent sees AWD warehouse counts, inbound shipments, and AWD→FBA replenishment orders, so total on-hand and reorder dates reflect what you actually own.
AWD is Amazon's upstream bulk-storage network — cheaper storage that auto-replenishes FBA. But because it lives behind a separate API, most tools simply don't count it. That breaks three things:
If a tool only sees FBA, every total it shows you is wrong by exactly your AWD position. Reorder math built on that number over-orders.
FBA-only days-of-supply screams "reorder now" while 2,000 units sit in AWD ready to replenish. You expedite POs you didn't need.
When an AWD→FBA replenishment order silently fails validation, FBA stocks out while AWD stock sits idle — and nothing tells you why.
Pulled live from Amazon's AWD API — no report delays, no stale snapshots.
Per-SKU AWD on-hand, inbound to AWD, available and reserved distributable quantities, units in transit to FBA, and upcoming expirations.
Every shipment headed to AWD with status and timestamps — plus per-shipment detail: tracking number, carrier, and expected vs received units per SKU.
AWD→FBA replenishment status, requested vs shipped units, and the specific blocker when a SKU isn't replenishing — the hidden cause of FBA stockouts.
If you already use the Seller Central integration, you're one permission away.
Add your Selling Partner integration. AWD access rides the same connection — no separate AWD setup.
Using Claude or ChatGPT via MCP? Check "Read AWD Warehousing" when authorizing. The in-app AI chat has AWD access automatically.
Total on-hand, reorder dates, stuck shipments, blocked replenishments — the AI combines AWD with FBA and sales velocity automatically.
Check stock before scaling spend, spot aged-inventory surcharges, and catch low-inventory fee risk.
Inventory IntelligenceOrders, FBA inventory, listings, Brand Analytics, and synced reports — the foundation AWD visibility builds on.
Seller CentralUse AWD, Seller Central, and Amazon Ads tools from Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible client.
MCP SetupAWD (Amazon Warehousing & Distribution) is Amazon's upstream bulk-storage network — separate from FBA fulfillment centers. FBA inventory reports only count units in FBA, so sellers using AWD routinely understate their true on-hand position. Marketplace Ad Pros pulls AWD counts live from Amazon's AWD API and the AI adds them to FBA quantities for true totals.
Three live views: per-SKU AWD warehouse inventory (on-hand, inbound, available and reserved distributable, units in transit to FBA), inbound shipments to AWD (status, tracking, carrier, per-SKU expected vs received), and AWD-to-FBA replenishment orders (status, requested vs shipped units, and the specific reason a SKU isn't replenishing).
Yes. Replenishment orders include Amazon's distribution-ineligibility reasons per SKU — prep problems, validation failures, and other blockers. This is a common hidden cause of FBA stockouts while AWD stock sits idle, and it's surfaced directly in the AI's answer.
When you connect (or reconnect) an MCP client like Claude or ChatGPT, check the "Read AWD Warehousing" permission on the authorization screen. The option appears when your account has a Seller Central integration. The in-app AI chat has AWD access automatically — no extra permission needed.
Nothing breaks. If your seller account isn't onboarded to AWD, the AI says so plainly and continues with FBA-only analysis. Vendor Central accounts don't have AWD — the tools apply to Seller Central accounts.
FBA, AWD, inbound, and in-transit — one AI agent with the full inventory picture.
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