You can now see a report showing discrepancies between your Sellercloud SKUs and Walmart Marketplace Active Listings. You can go to your Company, open the Toolbox, and click on WFS/Seller-Fulfilled Discrepancies to see which of your items are not consistently set up as WFS enabled in both Walmart and Sellercloud. This report can really help identify and fix discrepancies in your WFS products.
Enable Case Quantity for New WFS Shipment Plans
We have created a new Client Setting called Enable case quantity for new WFS Shipments. When enabled, Sellercloud will automatically enable the Case Quantity mode for each new WFS Shipment Plan you create in Sellercloud. This setting is meant to help you streamline the process of restocking your WFS items and prevent mistakes.
Inventory Transfer Log
We have added a new page called Inventory Transfer Log. There, you can keep track of Warehouse Inventory Transfers, which SKUs were moved, the Ship From and Ship to Warehouses, as well as when and who created the movement. We have included a filter for each grid column so you can easily focus the data to find the information you need.
BigCommerce Locations
Our BigCommerce Integration now supports Locations. You can now download your BigCommerce Locations and map them to your Sellercloud warehouses directly from the Delta Interface. This will give you better control over how your inventory is allocated and updated on your website.
Warehouse Inventory Transfer Notes
We have added the ability to create internal notes for Warehouse Inventory Transfers. You can add a note at any point in the process, and it will be visible to anyone who has the necessary permissions to view transfers. This can be a great help in coordinating employees in different warehouses and a way to have accessible records when moving inventory.
Predictive Restocking Level Two and Blackout Days
We have rolled out our Enhanced Predictive Restocking for FBA Report. In addition to our standard Predictive Restocking for FBA report, you will now be able to see a comprehensive Sales Graph, that displays the daily sales for the past 365 days. You can see number of orders, sales trends over time, as well as average sales velocity. Additionally, we have added a Blackout Days feature that allows you to exclude specific days, entire date ranges, or sale quantities that are above or below specific numbers from the calculation. For example, if there was a sales spike or there were no sales, you can exclude these days so they don’t skew your restocking numbers.
Export Partially Shipped and No Confirmation WFS Shipment Plans
We have added the option for Export to Excel single or multiple records from the WFS Partially Received Shipment and the WFS No Confirmation Shipments pages.
Inventory Transfer Reserves
Warehouse Inventory Transfer (WITR) is an easy way to move inventory between your Sellercloud Warehouses. We have added a new Client Setting that allows you to control when Inventory will be reserved as a result of the transfer. By default, Sellercloud reserves all the Quantity within a WITR as soon as it is created. However, “Enable Warehouse Inventory Transfer Request Reserves Exclude Pending Transfer Status” now lets you exclude Transfers with Pending Status from being reserved and deducted from your Available Inventory. Additionally, enabling this setting automatically triggers a Queued Job that will recalculate the Inventory of all Pending Transfer SKUs to account for the change.
FBA and WFS Kit Client Setting
We have added the Advanced Client Setting FBA and WFS Shipments Ignore Negative Inventory When Assembling Kit to our Delta Interface. If you have configured your account to validate inventory and to automatically assemble Independent Kits when adding them to an FBA Inbound Shipment or WFS Shipment Plan, you can enable this additional client setting. Its purpose is to take into account any negative quantity on the Kit and only assemble the number necessary for the Shipment, letting you keep the original negative amounts for inventory tracking purposes.
“Send to Amazon”
When managing your FBA Inbound Shipments, there are various requirements and restrictions that need to be adhered to. One notable example of this is the “Send to Amazon” Status. Amazon does not allow managing or editing FBA Inbound Shipments both in Seller Central directly and via API (from Sellercloud). Any Shipments that have been edited on Amazon will receive this status in Sellercloud, and you will not be able to make any more edits via API. We have added a warning banner on the FBA Inbound Shipment details page, in addition to the existing Shipment Notes, which will display this status per FBA Shipment ID, making it easier to identify such cases.