UnilyticBalance excess against shortage
When one warehouse overflows and another runs dry on the same SKU, the network view makes the imbalance obvious — and the per-warehouse sends rebalance it on the next shipment.
Inventory
Right stock, right warehouse.
Selling across BLR7, BOM5, HYD3, and DEL4 means four inventory problems, not one. Unilytic tracks every FBA warehouse and your own local stock on a single screen — with send quantities computed per location, so nothing starves in Bengaluru while it overflows in Mumbai.
FBA + local in one viewPer-warehouse sendsLocal-stock nettingFactory-out flags
Dispositions · SKU042Illustrative
WHLocationOn-handSend
BLR7FBA · Bengaluru87180
BOM5FBA · Mumbai4120
HYD3FBA · Hyderabad0240
DEL4FBA · Delhi NCR3696
CCU2Local · Kolkata1,420Source
One screen, every location
FBA warehouses and your own stock, together.
Amazon's console treats each warehouse as an island, and your factory or local depot doesn't show up at all. Unilytic puts them on one screen: every FBA fulfilment centre plus your own locations, each with its on-hand, inbound, and recommended send. You see the whole network at once — which warehouse is about to stock out, which is sitting on excess, and exactly how many units move where to even it out.
- Every FBA warehouse and your own locations, side by side.
- Per-warehouse send quantities so no location starves or overflows.
- On-hand + inbound tracked per location, not just in aggregate.
Network overview · all SKUsIllustrative
BLR7 · Bengaluru12,840 u Low: 4
BOM5 · Mumbai9,210 u OK
HYD3 · Hyderabad3,460 u Out: 2
DEL4 · Delhi NCR6,705 u Low: 3
CCU2 · Kolkata (local)1,420 u Source
Honest availability
Never promise stock you don't have.
Your local on-hand isn't infinite, and committing the same units to two warehouses is how a send list turns into a backorder. Unilytic keeps factory and local inventory separate from FBA, then nets pending shipments against what's actually available — so the units you can ship are the units you really have. Mark a SKU factory-out-of-stock and it's held back from every recommendation until it's back.
- Local stock kept separate from FBA on-hand.
- Pending shipments netted against what's truly available.
- Factory-out flag holds a SKU back from recommendations until restocked.
Local netting · CCU2 KolkataIllustrative
Local on-hand1,420 u
Committed to pending shipments−680 u
Available to ship740 u
Factory-out SKUs (held back)3
Across the network
Built for sellers running real warehouses.
Multi-location selling has its own failure modes. Unilytic handles the ones that quietly cost you sales and storage fees.
Warehouse codes you recognise
FBA fulfilment-centre codes — BLR7, BOM5, HYD3, DEL4 — shown in mono throughout, mapped to the cities your team already says out loud.
One source for the whole team
Ops in different cities work from the same network picture — no per-warehouse spreadsheets drifting out of sync, no two people shipping against the same local stock.
Questions
Multi-warehouse, answered.
How do I manage Amazon FBA inventory across multiple warehouses?01
Unilytic shows every FBA fulfilment centre and your own locations on one screen, each with on-hand, inbound, and a recommended send quantity. Instead of checking warehouses one at a time in Seller Central, you see the whole network and exactly how many units to send where to balance it.
Can I track my own warehouse stock alongside FBA?02
Yes. Local and factory inventory is kept separate from FBA on-hand, so your depot and your fulfilment centres are both visible. Unilytic nets pending shipments against local availability so you don't commit the same units twice.
What happens when a SKU is out of stock at my factory?03
Mark it factory-out-of-stock and Unilytic treats it as unavailable for shipment, holding it back from send recommendations until you restock — so the send list never asks you to ship inventory that doesn't exist.
Does each warehouse get its own send quantity?04
It does. Recommendations are computed per warehouse, so a low location gets topped up while an overstocked one is left alone — keeping cover even across the whole network rather than dumping stock into one place.
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The formula that turns each warehouse's gap into a precise send quantity.
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Per-warehouse demand and a stock grid that flags stockouts by location.
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Damaged returns grouped by warehouse, so you find the facility eating your margin.
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