Prerequisite: This feature is only applicable to Inventory integration users, as well as requires QuickBooks Enterprise installed on your computer.

Note - Channel Name is for you to differentiate FBA and FBM by customer to split the sales.

This selection depends on whether or not you want to separate Inventory warehouse sites from FBA vs FBM. The Track FBA vs FBM refers to multiple warehousing. For instance, you have orders that ship from your warehouse (or home), and also orders that ship from Amazon’s warehouse.

Use Case:

Let’s say you sell cameras online, and at the moment you have a stock of 100 cameras. You decide to ship 50 of these cameras to Amazon’s warehouse and keep 50 in your warehouse. One day Amazon ships 10 cameras to your customers, and you ship two cameras. At the end of the day, how many cameras did you have in your warehouse and how many does Amazon have in its warehouse? Imagine, you are an Amazon seller that ships 100s or even 1000s of shipments a day from your warehouse and Amazon’s warehouse. What is the best practice to track your inventory? You have the ability here to assign a different warehouse for FBA and FBM sales to reflect this reality.

For more information, see Setting Up Multiple Inventory Site in QuickBooks.

For each item that is sold, a quantity of ‘one’ is deducted from the inventory. In this option, does not track Returns or Adjustments.

For more information see Sellable and Unsellable Returns.