Listing errors and inactive offers
Stock in FBA with no active, buyable offer attached
Amazon Stranded Inventory
Stock you paid for should be selling, not sitting
Meanwhile, your afternoon goes to flat files and forum threads, when it belongs to the parts of the business only you can move.
You already did what Amazon asked. Now let us find what it missed
Get my stranded units movingThis is the right service when
You relisted or fixed what Amazon pointed to, and the units are still stranded
The stranded reason changes or doesn't match what you see in the listing
Units appear under SKUs you never created, like Amazon.Found or FBA Missing SKUs
Stranded units keep surfacing after a bulk upload, a variation change, or a catalog update
You're ready to send another shipment, but the ASIN still has stranded units on it
You already tried the fix Amazon recommended, and you don’t want to keep testing fixes until something works
You built a business worth stocking, we’ll chase Amazon’s reason
How we handle stranded inventory while you keep the business moving
- We review your stranded inventory report and the notices Amazon has sent, so all you share is what you already have
- We compare what Amazon displays against what is actually happening on each affected ASIN and SKU
- We work on the underlying issue instead of the label, whether it sits in the listing, the catalog, or the account
- We handle the Amazon side from start to finish, so your team stays on the work it was hired to do
- We confirm the units return to a sellable status, allowing for the time Amazon takes to update
- We check the fix against Amazon's requirements, so it holds up instead of reverting
- You get a plain summary of what caused the issue and what we changed
- We flag what to watch going forward, so the next shipment doesn't land you back on the stranded list
01 Diagnostic
- We review your stranded inventory report and the notices Amazon has sent, so all you share is what you already have
- We compare what Amazon displays against what is actually happening on each affected ASIN and SKU
02 Planning
- We work on the underlying issue instead of the label, whether it sits in the listing, the catalog, or the account
- We handle the Amazon side from start to finish, so your team stays on the work it was hired to do
03 Execution
- We confirm the units return to a sellable status, allowing for the time Amazon takes to update
- We check the fix against Amazon's requirements, so it holds up instead of reverting
04 Closeout
- You get a plain summary of what caused the issue and what we changed
- We flag what to watch going forward, so the next shipment doesn't land you back on the stranded list
Whatever put your units on the stranded list, handled
Amazon files them all under the same heading, so we trace each one to its source and fix it there.
Missing and system-generated SKUs
Amazon.Found and FBA Missing SKUs with no matching listing
Dangerous goods information required
Missing or incomplete dangerous goods information preventing the inventory from becoming sellable
Suppressed or closed listings
Deactivated or deleted listings with units still in the fulfillment center
Gating and approval changes
Stranded units tied to brand or category approvals
Pricing and policy flags
Offers deactivated for price or compliance reasons
Catalog and variation conflicts
Stranded units after merges, detail page changes, or restructures
Units that can't be relisted
Guidance on the right path for stock that won't return to sale
You don't need to know which one it is.
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FAQ’s
It is FBA inventory sitting in a fulfillment center with no active offer attached, so customers can't buy it. Amazon's fix is to either reactivate the listing or remove the units, but the cause varies widely.
Amazon flags it by email and on the Fix Stranded Inventory page in Seller Central. If you've already made a fix yourself, Amazon notes that updates can take up to 48 hours to reflect.
Relisting only works when the listing is the actual problem. If something else is holding the units back, like missing information, an approval issue, or a catalog conflict, the status can return or change. That is when finding the actual cause saves you from repeating the same steps.
Amazon generates these SKUs when units arrive at a fulfillment center without proper labeling or with unexpected identifiers. They show up as stranded because no listing matches them. We trace which products they belong to and resolve them.
Not for the affected ASIN. Amazon states that if you add an ASIN with stranded units to a shipment, you'll receive an alert and the shipment won't be processed.
The units stay unsellable. Amazon can also remove stranded inventory from its fulfillment centers based on your auto-removal settings, so it is worth checking sooner rather than later.
We review what is happening with your stranded units, identify the cause, and tell you whether there is a path forward. If there is, you receive a quote for the remediation.
Your stranded inventory report and any notices Amazon has sent. Once you approve the work, we handle the rest.
No one can guarantee how Amazon responds. That is why we review the issue first so you find out whether a clear path exists before you commit to a fix.
It depends on the cause. Some issues clear quickly, while others involve Amazon's review process. Once we understand what is causing it, you will know what to expect for your specific case.