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Understanding Amazon FBA Inventory Status in Flashpricer

How Flashpricer counts Amazon FBA stock: it adds AFN Fulfillable and AFN Reserved units together, treating both as in stock, so a listing stays active while inventory is temporarily held in Amazon's network. Inbound is tracked separately.

Published 7/13/2026Updated 7/13/2026
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Amazon FBA inventory status

Wondering how Flashpricer counts your Amazon FBA stock? It adds together your fulfillable and reserved units, so a listing stays active and priced even when some inventory is temporarily tied up in Amazon's network.

FBA itemsFulfillable + reservedFull breakdown in-app

The two statuses that count

When Flashpricer syncs your Amazon FBA inventory, two of Amazon's quantities make up your available stock:

  • ·AFN Fulfillable — units on hand and ready to ship to customers.
  • ·AFN Reserved — units Amazon is holding temporarily: moving between fulfillment centers, undergoing checks, or set aside for pending orders.

Flashpricer treats both as in stock and adds them together for the quantity shown on your listing:

AFN Fulfillable
120
Ready to ship
+
AFN Reserved
30
Temporarily held
=
In stock
150
Shown on the listing

Why both count

Reserved units aren't lost — they're on their way back to being sellable. Counting them keeps your listing active and competitively priced while part of your inventory is in transit or in checks, instead of dropping to your out-of-stock behavior for a temporary blip.

See the full breakdown

Click a SKU's Stock number to open Amazon stock detail — the complete set of Amazon's inventory fields. Only AFN fulfillable and AFN reserved feed the stock number; the rest are there for reference:

Amazon stock detail
AFN fulfillable Counted120
AFN reserved Counted30
AFN warehouse total150
AFN unsellable4
AFN total154
Inbound working40
Inbound shipped20
Reserved future supply0
MFN fulfillable0
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The popover's AFN total is Amazon's own figure (which includes unsellable and other buckets), so it usually differs from the fulfillable + reserved number shown on your listing.

Inbound is separate

Units on their way to Amazon — Inbound working, Inbound shipped and Inbound receiving — are tracked in the Inbound column and are not counted as available stock until they arrive and become fulfillable.

Frequently asked

Does my stock number include reserved units?
Yes — for FBA items, Flashpricer adds AFN fulfillable + AFN reserved. Both count as in stock.
Why doesn't my stock match Amazon's "AFN total"?
Amazon's AFN total includes unsellable and other buckets. Flashpricer's stock number is specifically fulfillable + reserved, so the two usually differ. See the full breakdown in the Amazon stock detail popover.
Is inbound inventory counted?
No — inbound units are tracked separately in the Inbound column and only count once they arrive and become fulfillable.
Your FBA stock, clearly

Check any Amazon SKU's Stock breakdown on the Products page. Questions? Email success@flashpricer.com.

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