Use Case · Marketplace Operations
Inbound delivery, preparation and available stock determine the lead time. PROWERB plans product availability and the agreed FBA tasks for the campaign with you.
Align campaign quantities, available goods and replenishment.
Handle labelling, packaging and shipment allocation under current requirements.
Follow the agreed transport and available receiving confirmations.
Deals for Prime Day and Black Friday are registered weeks in advance. The goods have to be sitting in Amazon's fulfillment centers before the campaign window opens — boxed, labelled, delivered on time. Too little inventory, and the deal falls flat. Too much, and returns are due after the campaign. For a manufacturer whose core business is abrasives, not marketplace operations, every deal window ties up capacity in the wrong place.
PROWERB runs the Amazon presence as full service in its own JTL tenant, where inventory, orders and documents come together. The grinding disc listings are optimized for the campaign window, deals for Prime Day and Black Friday are prepared and registered, and FBA delivery is dispatched from its own warehouse operation. Document flow, accounting correspondence and item master data run in the same system. The operator running the deal is the same one packing the pallet.
Every campaign window follows the same rhythm — prepared long before Amazon starts the countdown.
Select campaign items, calculate terms, register deals with Amazon on time. Optimize listings — titles, images, search terms — for the campaign window.
Plan the campaign quantity and reconcile it against warehouse stock in the JTL tenant. What the deal needs is reserved before the window opens.
Box, label and deliver goods to Amazon's fulfillment centers on time — per Amazon's requirements, from its own warehouse operation.
Keeping an eye on sell-through and inventory reach, while orders, documents and customer cases continue in the standard process.
Handling returns and remissions, bringing back remaining stock, closing out documents. The analysis feeds into the next campaign — by Black Friday at the latest.
Current deal and receiving deadlines are checked in the relevant Amazon account. This framework does not replace an Amazon deadline.
The manufacturer takes Prime Day and Black Friday as recurring sales windows — without FBA deadlines on its own calendar and without handling returns in-house. Between campaigns, the same operation continues: brand store, inventory management, document flow, item maintenance. Here, campaign and ongoing operations aren't a contradiction, but the same contract.
Yes. PROWERB selects the campaign items, calculates the terms and registers the deals with Amazon on time — for Prime Day as well as Black Friday. In parallel, the listings are optimized with titles, images and search terms for the campaign window.
The campaign quantity is planned and reserved against warehouse stock in its own JTL tenant before the window opens. FBA delivery runs from its own warehouse operation: boxed, labelled and delivered to the fulfillment centers on time per Amazon's requirements.
The follow-up is part of the process: returns and remissions are handled, remaining stock is brought back, documents are closed out. The analysis feeds into planning the next campaign — by Black Friday at the latest.
No. PROWERB runs the Amazon presence as full service in its own JTL tenant, where inventory, orders and documents come together. Document flow, accounting correspondence and item master data run in the same system — FBA deadlines and returns handling stay off your own calendar.
The same operation, under the same contract: brand store, inventory management, document flow and item maintenance continue as a standard process. Campaign and ongoing operations aren't a contradiction, but the same service.
With a non-binding Needs Check in under 60 seconds: assortment, inventory and deadlines. After that, you have a dedicated contact instead of a call center — and a plan that's ready before Amazon's countdown starts.
Prime Day, Black Friday, spring campaign: if Amazon should become part of your sales channel, let's talk about assortment, inventory and deadlines — before the calendar does.
