Partner SKU FBP stock update import
This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the Partner
SKU FBP stock update import process. It's designed to assist sellers in
efficiently updating stock for items stored in warehouses operating under the
FBP model. The guide covers the use of the upload template, step-by-step
instructions, best practices, and tips for a successful stock update.
Step by Step walkthrough
Access the import feature through the Catalog then Imports section on your dashboard.
Initiate a new import and select 'stock' as the main type, and 'FBP stock update' as the sub-type.
Customize your export based on warehouse selection, download it, and proceed to the next step.
Import your file either by drag-and-drop or by copying and pasting data into the Paste tab.
Submit your import after the green loading bar appears.
Track the status of your import on the imports page; once processed, your updates are in place.
Be aware that processing may take some time for files with numerous updates; refresh the page as needed to check the status.
The Upload Template:
Here is a brief about all the columns you would need in your import file
Column Header | Definition |
country_code | The country for which you've exported. Your available products will be different depending on country selected |
id_partner | Your unique partner id that identifies your account and your products |
partner_sku | The SKU you assign yourself to each and single one of your product Or The unique sku for each item your catalog |
psku_code | This code is generated as soon as you create your own partner_sku. It is a standardized alphanumeric code that will not change. When making subsequent imports you can either use this value or your partner_sku or both |
x_sku_child | Applied to Seller SKUs - Whenever you’re creating variants you distinguish between parent and child SKUs. Child one contains the content that applies to that specific variant only - for now this is only the attribute for size. |
noon_warehouse_code | The warehouse code created with Noon. |
x_noon_title | Product title as listed on noon. |
x_noon_brand | Brand name of the product. |
current_stock_gross | Current stock quantity available at the warehouse. |
current_processing_time | Time required by the seller to process the order |
x_stock_status | Internal status indicating if stock is active ,available or not or blocked. |
stock_gross | The count of the stock which you want to update against the partner_sku. |
processing_time | Time it will take for the stock to be available at Seller Warehouse
|
Best
Practices and Tips:
Ensure correct formatting within
columns, especially for "Processing_Time".
For smaller updates (less than
500 rows), use the paste feature directly in the import tool.
- Save your file in XLSX or CSV
format; XLS files are not compatible.
- Use Unicode Text encoding when
saving your file to ensure compatibility.
- Windows:
Select Save As > Save as type > Unicode Text.
- Mac:
Select Save As > Format > UTF-16 Unicode Text.
- If you have set a default processing
time value for your warehouse you do not need to update processing time in this
import. For details on how to set a default read this article here
- List each item on its own row Each row
in your xlsx/CSV file must represent a single product and a warehouse location,
such as a mobile, a toy or a T-shirt, etc.
- If you need to make only minor changes
or additions to the account, you might choose to export a xlsx file from
Exports, edit it, then import it back into Imports.
- You might find extra columns when you
download the sample template, like X_noon_sku, Noon_warehouse_code, etc., those
are optional fields and you can learn more about all fields from the help
center.
Common
Errors:
A frequent issue is mismatched
Psku_code and Partner SKU, often due to all-numeric SKUs or special
characters. This can be resolved by deleting the partner sku column or
importing using only the psku_code.
Avoid saving the file
post-download; directly pasting the values can prevent issues.
That’s
it!
Got
questions?
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