Amazon inbound stock planner
Give it sales, lead times and case sizes. Get how much to send, when, and a shipment checklist.
Amazon inbound stock planner is a free AI skill for the job "Sell on Amazon". Add it to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Codex as a skill, or paste it into any chat.
Free · No account · Made by AI Blocks
What it does
Running out of stock costs you rank. Sending too much costs you storage and long-term fees. Several sellers in the source lost thousands of dollars one way or the other. Wrong labels or a wrong ship-from address can cost even more: one seller lost about 5,000 dollars in sales to a wrong address. This skill sets the order size from your sales speed and lead times, and it builds a checklist for your first shipment. It covers account plan, Amazon's barcode, prep, box limits, small parcel or pallets, tracking and the paperwork you need to claim missing units. Fees, size tiers and the shipping screens change often, so it gives you rules and tells you to check current tables in Seller Central.
You give it
- Units sold per week and how fast sales are growing
- Your maker's lead time, shipping time and monthly capacity
- Case size, weight and units per case
- Current stock and any storage fee notices
You get
- Units to order and to send now, with a re-order date
- A shipment set-up checklist with label checks
- A tracking and discrepancy sheet
Use it when
- You are placing your first order with a maker and need to know how many units to make.
- You are sending your first shipment to Amazon and want a step-by-step checklist.
- Your stock is running low and you need a date to re-order.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Paste your sales per week, lead times, case size and weight, and your cash for stock.
- Say whether this is your first shipment, and which country you sell in.
- Work through the checklist in order, and fill in the tracking sheet as each shipment moves.
- Check current fees and limits in Seller Central before you pay for anything.
Workflows that use it
- Launch an Amazon product with sales from day one
- Ship stock to Amazon and claim back what goes missing
- Monthly Amazon account review