Feature Ideas

Added from Facebook: After finishing packing each box, the ability to input the weight and dimensions before moving to the next box. This would eliminate the need for extra steps and streamline the process.

Sometimes, I need to add items from one batch into another batch, so it would be nice to have the ability to combine open batches.

I would like to see FNSKUs on 2D barcodes instead of ASINs. Here are the 2D barcode requirements: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/G/01/fba-help/QRG/FBA_2DBarcode_Requirements_en-US.pdf

It sums up the number of items in the batch so that you know that all the items that you want to add are in the batch.

Currently, the packing list is only available after printing shipping labels. While this is because the shipment IDs aren't available until then, it would be helpful for packing if there was still a list of items in a box to check off, labeled with just box and packing group numbers.

I've already evaluated the listing and decided to buy the item. Allow me to add the min and max to ScoutX and export it to Inventory Lab in that moment. Why make me go back and re-evaluate the buy to add the same data that I already understand on the buy side.

It would be useful to have an alert prior to moving from Find It to Box It that alerts me of the items that are considered Hazmat in my batch. This would allow me to remove them before getting to the Box It stage and prevent me from having to use non partnered carriers for all my shipment splits.

ScoutX - Save Buy Cost for each listing, currently - after I refresh it goes to 0 again. It would be nice to keep the buy cost there for that listing every time i revisit it from anywhere.

We should add a feature that allows users to automatically adjust prices during seasonal sales periods such as Black Friday, Father’s Day, Christmas, Boxing Day, Prime Day, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, and other peak shopping periods. Problem During seasonal events, customers are more likely to respond to discounts, offers, and promotional pricing. However, manually changing prices one by one is slow and inefficient. Also, some products may convert better when the price is increased first, then displayed with a percentage discount. For example: Normal price: $100 CAD Seasonal price: $120 CAD Discount shown: 20% off Final sale price: $96 CAD This can make the offer look more attractive during peak buying periods and may increase conversion rates. Requested Feature Add a Seasonal Pricing Campaign feature where users can bulk-adjust product prices based on selected events. The user should be able to: Select a seasonal event. Choose which products or categories to apply it to. Increase prices by a fixed amount or percentage. Add a visible percentage discount. Set a start date and end date. Automatically return prices to normal after the campaign ends. Example Campaigns Black Friday Increase base price by 10–25%, then apply a visible discount. Father’s Day Increase prices on relevant giftable items, then apply a discount to improve click-through and conversion. Christmas Apply seasonal pricing to giftable products and high-demand categories. Prime Day / Boxing Day Use temporary pricing changes to make products look more competitive during major sales periods. Controls Needed Users should be able to set: Price increase percentage Discount percentage Minimum profit margin Maximum price limit Start date End date Product group/category Marketplace, for example CA, MX, UK, US Auto-revert after campaign ends Safety Rules The system should not apply seasonal pricing if: The final price goes below minimum profit margin The price becomes too high compared with competitors The listing already has unstable pricing The product has low demand or poor conversion history The marketplace rules do not allow that pricing structure Goal The goal is to improve conversion rates during peak shopping seasons by making products look more attractive with seasonal discounts, while still protecting profit margins and avoiding bad pricing decisions.

We need the ability to manually edit or override certain product metrics when the system marks an item as Doesn’t Meet Criteria or Pending Approval, because sometimes the data shown by SR is incomplete, incorrect, or not properly indexed. Problem Some products are being rejected or placed in Pending Approval because SR is missing or misreading data that actually exists on Amazon or another source. Examples: Sizing issue: A product may fail SR house criteria because the size is missing or unclear, even though the correct size exists on Amazon or the supplier website. We should be able to manually add the size, while accepting that the user takes responsibility if the sizing does not match. Review count issue: SR may say the item has no reviews, but the product actually does have reviews on Amazon. Reviews may not always be indexed properly. Chinese seller issue: Sometimes an item is in Pending Approval because I removed a Chinese seller, but later I realise there actually is a Chinese seller. I should be able to manually mark that item as having a Chinese seller and move it to Doesn’t Meet Criteria. Lowest price issue: SR may show the lowest price as 100 CAD, but Amazon may actually have an offer at 30 CAD. We need the ability to manually correct the lowest price or flag the correct offer price. FBA filter issue: Sometimes the SR panel says there is an FBA offer, but when filters are applied, the FBA filter does not remove or update the item correctly. Requested Feature Add a manual override/edit option for key metrics, including: Size / dimensions Review count Lowest price Offer count FBA status Chinese seller status Approval status Reason for rejection or approval Suggested Workflow Each item should have an Edit Metrics or Manual Override button. When clicked, the user can: Update incorrect or missing data. Add a note explaining why the metric was changed. Choose whether the item should move to: Qualified Pending Approval Doesn’t Meet Criteria Risk Notice If users manually override data, they accept responsibility for the accuracy of that change. For example, if the user manually enters a product size and it later turns out to be wrong, the risk is on the user. Overall Filter Update The filters should also be reviewed and improved so they properly apply to all items, especially for: FBA offers Lowest price Review count Chinese sellers Missing or unindexed product data Pending Approval items The goal is to stop good items being rejected because of bad data, while still allowing users to manually move bad items into Doesn’t Meet Criteria when they find a real issue.

I check my FBA sales and merchant sales every day, it would be helpful if I could see the inventory levels so I would know if I am getting low on inventory.

Added from Facebook: Integrate Veeqo into IL accounting

Please Integrate with walmart. The Walmart Experience sucks and I would love inventory tracking all in one place for my walmart and amazon stores. I don't need any adding inventory/prepping/sendtowalmart features at first, just basic order tracking/accounting would be a blessing.

Is it possible to separate the Low-inventory-level fee from the FBA fulfillment fee in our FBA Sales report? If not, maybe an average FBA fee over __ days? A standalone report for the Low Inventory fee itself might also be helpful. We could see how much the fee is affecting our ROI/Margin. The ability to ID when the fees starts, so we can raise prices would be helpful. From Shanon Morris from FB.

Inventory Lab is a one-trick-pony. For Amazon, it does GREAT. But as soon as you expand your business off Amazon (which everyone should do), it quickly becomes a headache to keep managing Inventory Lab without integrations OR the ability to manually enter sales. This is especially cumbersome when your COGs change regularly (such as when purchasing stock in a foreign currency) where each of your replenishments has a different cost. Well, once you sell a unit on another platform, now your inventory flags as an inssue, and you have to manually adjust your numbers, hoping to find the specific replenishment that the sale came from, which then shows you only bought 8 items instead of 9 when you made the purchase.