Noon FBN stock: the ledger, the summary and the check
Noon's FBN inventory ledger feeds cost of goods sold like Amazon's. Its summary shows what Noon holds, and Bookalyze checks the two reports agree.
Bring it in
Where in the app: Inventory → Stock movements
- With a Noon key that can download reports, the ledger and summary come in daily.
- Or Upload a ledger file: Noon's detailed ledger, its daily summary or its summary for a period. Each row goes to its country.
What you'll find
- At Noon beside your lots in "Your stock against Amazon's and Noon's".
- Noon's numbers checked: the products where Noon's summary and its ledger disagree, or that they agree.
- Movements not counted yet: any of Noon's movement types Bookalyze doesn't read yet.
- Noon's summaries in, each with Remove.
Not yet
- Stock you ship yourself (FBP).
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Create a service account in Noon's partner portal, download its .json key file, and choose it in Bookalyze. One key covers every Noon country.
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