Amazon has rolled out a redesigned Manage Products page, and sellers are reporting friction with a key workflow: setting replenishment rates. The new layout differs significantly from the previous interface, and some sellers are finding the standard FBA Inventory page harder to navigate as a workaround.
What’s changed
- Unified view removed: Previously, the Manage Products page displayed both FBA and FBM inventory in one location, making it easier to manage replenishment across all fulfillment channels.
- Replenishment rate controls: The new interface has changed how (or where) replenishment settings are accessible, leaving sellers unsure how to configure the same settings they relied on before.
- Layout friction: The alternative FBA Inventory page has a different layout, making the transition feel clunky for sellers with established workflows.
Potential workarounds sellers are exploring
- Familiarizing yourself with the new Manage Products layout to locate replenishment controls in their new position.
- Using the Inventory Planning or FBA Inventory pages as alternatives, even if the UX feels unfamiliar.
- Checking Amazon Seller Central’s help documentation or release notes for navigation guidance on the redesign.
How Squatio helps
When Amazon changes its dashboard layouts or moves key controls, Prospect (Product Database) gives you a stable, single view of your entire catalog with critical SKU-level data—inventory levels, pricing, and performance metrics—independent of Amazon’s UI shifts. You can quickly identify which products need restocking or repricing without hunting through redesigned pages, so workflow disruptions from Amazon updates cause less friction to your operations.
Have you encountered this redesign yet?
If you’ve found a workaround to set replenishment rates in the new Manage Products page, or if you’ve switched to a different Amazon dashboard to handle this task, share what’s working for you—it’ll help other sellers in the community adapt faster.
Source: Reddit