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Your First Workflow

Purpose​

Tie together the modules you've just set up, so the first time you use Tymmerce for real is a guided one rather than a blank dashboard.

Who this page is for​

New users who have connected an Amazon account and completed Initial Configuration.

The workflow​

Step 1 — Check inventory health​

  1. Go to Inventory.
  2. Sort by Days of Stock Remaining, ascending, to see what's closest to running out first.
  3. Anything flagged with a warning badge has crossed the low-stock threshold you set in Initial Configuration.

:::info Screenshot placeholder [Inventory table sorted by days-of-stock-remaining, with a low-stock badge visible] :::

Step 2 — Review recent orders​

  1. Go to Orders.
  2. Filter to the last 7 days.
  3. Confirm order counts roughly match what you'd expect from Seller Central — this is the easiest first check that sync is healthy.

If something looks off here, see Common Order Issues before going further.

Step 3 — Read your first FBA plan​

  1. Go to FBA Planning.
  2. Pick one product that showed as low-stock in Step 1.
  3. Open its planning detail. You'll see: current stock, forecasted daily sales, lead time, safety stock, and a suggested reorder quantity and date.
tip

Don't act on the very first plan for a brand-new product — forecasts improve significantly once Tymmerce has a few weeks of sales history to work from.

Step 4 — Link a supplier (if you haven't already)​

Reorder suggestions are only as useful as the lead time behind them. If the product from Step 3 doesn't have a supplier linked yet, go to Suppliers → Link Product and connect one — see Supplier Linking.

What "done" looks like​

By the end of this workflow you should be able to answer, for any product: how much stock is left, whether an order is due soon, and who you'd reorder it from. That loop — inventory → planning → suppliers — is the core of how Tymmerce is used day to day.