Hi @Seller_f5KuYxzOv3YHL,

Dominic from Amazon here, happy to help! I can see @Seller_oJY2X570rx42Eprovided the link to help. In reference to your other question on what if you shipped over the limit.

If you exceed your capacity limits, you’ll be blocked from creating shipments to Amazon, and your account may be charged overage fees:

• Creating new shipments to Amazon: If your on-hand inventory plus shipments on the way to our fulfillment centers exceeds your capacity limit, you’ll be blocked from creating new shipments to Amazon. You’ll also be blocked if you are below your capacity limit, but the quantity of units that you’re attempting to ship would result in exceeding your limit.
• Overage fees: You will be charged overage fees if your on-hand inventory in Amazon’s fulfillment centers (not including open shipments) exceeds your capacity limit. Overage fees are charged on the inventory held above your limit. For current rates, go to FBA inventory storage overage fees.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Best,

Dominic