IPI Score 300-349: Serious Storage Restriction Territory
An IPI score between 300-349 means significant FBA storage limits are in effect. Steps to recover your score quickly.
An IPI score between 300 and 349 means Amazon has placed substantial storage restrictions on your account. Your available storage is significantly below what you need to run a healthy FBA operation. The score breakdown typically shows sell-through rate and excess inventory as the two largest contributors to your low score. To recover: identify your 10 lowest-velocity ASINs (slowest sell-through rate relative to units on hand) and create a plan for each: either run a lightning deal or coupon to accelerate sell-through, or submit a removal order if the product is not worth promoting. Run an FBA inventory age report and flag all units aged 270+ days — these are almost certainly in excess and costing you both the storage fees and score points. For stranded inventory: set a calendar reminder to check Fix Stranded Inventory every Monday and resolve every item within the week. A 300-349 score can be recovered to above 400 in 4-6 weeks with consistent weekly action on excess inventory.
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