Simplify How You Claim Reimbursement for Damaged FBA Inventory

Damaged inventory inside Amazon FBA often disappears without notice, and sellers are left paying the price. Products can be damaged during storage, picking, transfers, or even customer returns, yet reimbursements rarely happen on their own.

The FBA damaged inventory reimbursement process brings these hidden losses to light, confirms when Amazon is responsible, and helps recover the value before it’s written off. Our Amazon refund service gives predictable results, greater control over your business, and keeps your profits exactly where they belong.

Damaged Inventory

This is a section of the warehouse audit. However, the cause to talk about this individual is to ensure that it gets enough consideration. A majority of the sellers are truly not familiar with damaged inventory. If we split the overall Amazon seller reimbursement by each category, the damaged inventory will be third.
At FBA Refunds, we have reconciled over 4 million transactions of damaged inventory to date. We have figured out that just 40 percent of them are mechanically reimbursed through Amazon. The remaining 60 percent are not claimed. So, now we can think of how much a regular Amazon seller is suffering a loss.

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Damaged Inventory

How Damaged Inventory Turns into Missed Reimbursements

Damaged inventory inside FBA rarely turns into FBA reimbursements on its own. With delayed updates, scattered reports, and tight claim windows, eligible reimbursements often disappear before sellers even realize money was left behind.
Amazon Does Not Reimburse Automatically

Many damaged FBA units never trigger an auto-reimbursement. If a seller does not actively review and raise a claim, the loss stays unaddressed.

Fragmented Inventory Data

Damage reasons, event dates, and eligibility details are spread across different FBA reports. Without connecting these accurately, valid reimbursement opportunities are easily missed.

Claim Deadlines Close Quickly

Amazon enforces strict timelines for Amazon reimbursement claims. When these windows are missed, even eligible damaged inventory can no longer be recovered.

Amazon Warehouse Damaged Inventory

How We Uncover Damaged Inventory that Sellers Never See
We dig through FBA data and inventory events to uncover damaged units that are quietly overlooked, turning losses into clear reimbursement opportunities before they disappear.
Track Damage Across Every FBA Touchpoint

Our Amazon reimbursement tool analyzed FBA reports and pinpointed exactly when and where inventory was marked as damaged. This makes it clear whether damage happened during storage, fulfillment, transfers, or returns.

Confirm Amazon’s Responsibility Before Filing Claims

Not every damaged unit qualifies for reimbursement. Each case is checked against Amazon’s policies to confirm responsibility, reducing rejected claims and wasted effort.

Identify Reimbursement-Eligible Losses Early

Eligible damaged inventory is flagged quickly by our refunds manager before claim windows close. Early identification increases recovery rates and prevents missed reimbursements.

Validate Data Accuracy Across Reports

Damage events, quantities, and timelines are cross-verified across multiple FBA reports. This ensures every claim is accurate, complete, and policy-compliant.

Prepare Claims Built For Approval

Claims are structured with the right references, evidence, and documentation. This improves approval speed and reduces back-and-forth with Seller Central.

Recover value that would otherwise be missed

By surfacing hidden damaged inventory losses, sellers recover revenue that would have quietly disappeared. This protects margins and restores confidence in FBA reimbursements.

FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions

Find quick answers in our FAQs

What qualifies as damaged inventory under Amazon FBA?

Inventory is considered damaged when items are marked unsellable due to warehouse handling, fulfillment operations, transfers, or customer returns processed by Amazon.

Does Amazon reimburse sellers for all damaged FBA inventory?

No. Only damage that occurs under Amazon’s responsibility and meets reimbursement policy conditions qualifies for a refund.

How can I tell if damaged inventory is Amazon’s responsibility or mine?

This depends on when and where the damage occurred, which can be verified through inventory event details and condition codes in FBA reports.

Is there a deadline to claim reimbursement for damaged FBA inventory?

Yes. Amazon generally requires damaged FBA inventory reimbursement claims to be filed within 60 days from the date the item is marked as damaged. Claims submitted after this window are typically not accepted.

What happens if damaged inventory is disposed of or removed by Amazon?

If disposal or removal occurred under Amazon’s responsibility and within policy timelines, the inventory may still qualify for reimbursement.

How does your service identify and claim reimbursements for damaged FBA inventory?

The FBA Refunds service analyzes FBA reports, verifies policy eligibility, and submits accurate Amazon reimbursement claims through the correct Seller Central processes.