IPI Score 450-499: Stable but Room to Grow
An IPI score of 450-499 means your FBA account is in reasonable health. Here is how to push it toward 500+ for buffer.
An IPI score between 450 and 499 means you are in generally stable territory — Amazon is unlikely to impose storage restrictions at this level in most circumstances. However, during peak periods like Q4, Amazon historically tightens its thresholds, and having a buffer above 500 gives you more confidence heading into high-season restocking. At this score range, improvements come from tightening inventory management discipline rather than emergency action. Review reorder points for all ASINs and consider reducing them to 45-60 days of supply instead of 90. Check your stranded inventory weekly — even a few stranded units can hold back your in-stock rate metric. Review excess inventory quarterly and run promotions or liquidations for any ASIN accumulating age beyond 150 days. Maintaining an IPI above 450 is primarily about systems and consistency rather than crisis management.
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