Oh, I only have 33 days of inventory, you know, of this skew.

I need to reorder 150 units.

So kind of the way that you'll do it early on, especially if you're just doing it from

your house is you'll just use this restock inventory to kind of figure out like you literally

just like look in your living room.

Okay, my skew A, it's going to be sold out in 10 days. Look in the living

room. Do I have skew A? No, I don't have any skew A here. Okay, I got to order some for my

splier.

What's up, guys? You're listening to another episode of selling on Amazon with Andy Isam. In this episode, we're going to talk about how to use the restock inventory report to reorder

and resend inventory off to Amazon. Now, a couple episodes ago, I talked about how to calculate

restock in the early stages. So if you're just barely launching or just

barely getting started and you just, like, let's say you're placing your second or maybe third

order, I would go listening to that episode. That episode is, I mean, a lot more based off just

honestly, like, I hate to say this, but it's kind of more based off just like guessing. But in the

episode,

we talk about, you know, how to run some numbers and things to make your best educated guess.

But this episode is going to be more focused on how to use the restock inventory report,

which you can find in Amazon Cellar Central for calculating, you know, how much you need to reorder from your supplier. And this is the

report that we use. This is, honestly, this is like the only report we really look at when we're

trying to figure out how much we need to reorder from our supplier. So I'm just going to kind of

walk through it in this episode. I know that this episode would be a lot more beneficial

in video format, but for those of you listening to the podcast, I want to give you guys an

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