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The smart way to handle Amazon inventory and pricing together

Still copying numbers between your inventory tool and repricer? You’re not just wasting time. You’re bleeding profit.

Angela Apolonio

  • 5 min read
  • Nov 26 2025
Amazon inventory management and repricing - A woman using a tablet or phone to manage inventory in a warehouse full of shipping boxes

Picture this: You just finished prepping a batch of 50 products in your inventory management system, complete with cost basis and profit targets. Now you switch to your repricing tool to set competitive prices

But wait… You have to manually enter those same cost numbers again because the tools don’t talk to each other.

Sound familiar? Most Amazon sellers juggle separate subscriptions for inventory management and repricing, creating workflow friction that eats time and increases errors. You’re paying twice for overlapping functionality while doing double the data entry.

There’s a smarter approach that eliminates the back-and-forth, cuts subscription costs, and actually makes both processes work better together.

The natural connection between inventory management and repricing

Think about your actual workflow for a moment. You source products, calculate costs, prep inventory, and create listings. Then you need to price those same products competitively while protecting your margins. These aren’t separate activities. They’re part of one continuous process.

Your inventory management system already knows crucial pricing information: your cost basis, shipping fees, Amazon fees, and desired profit margins. Your repricing tool needs exactly this data to set intelligent min and max prices. Yet most sellers manually bridge this gap, copying numbers between systems and hoping nothing gets lost in translation.

When these tools stay disconnected, you miss optimization opportunities that could improve your bottom line. Your repricing strategy becomes generic instead of being informed by your actual costs and inventory levels.

How integration transforms your seller workflow

Imagine setting your cost basis once and having it automatically flow to your repricing rules. That’s the power of integrated tools working together instead of operating in silos.

Shared data eliminates double entry 

Your product costs, shipping expenses, and profit targets sync automatically between systems. No more copying and pasting numbers or wondering if your repricing tool is using outdated cost information.

Automatic min/max price syncing 

Set minimum prices based on actual costs during inventory prep, and those limits immediately protect your margins in your repricing strategy. Maximum prices can factor in your inventory levels and sales velocity without manual adjustments.

Unified reporting and analytics 

See complete profitability pictures that combine inventory costs, repricing performance, and sales data. Make decisions based on complete information instead of scattered reports from different tools.

Integration means faster decision-making because you have complete context at every step. Your repricing adjustments consider real costs, not estimates. Your inventory decisions factor in pricing performance, not guesswork.

The hidden costs of keeping tools separate

The subscription fees are just the beginning. Separate tools create invisible costs that add up quickly.

Subscription overlap and redundancy 

Many inventory management tools include basic repricing features, while repricing tools often duplicate inventory tracking. You’re paying for overlapping functionality while using neither feature set to its full potential.

Time wasted on manual data transfer 

Every minute spent copying cost data between systems is time not spent sourcing profitable products or optimizing your business. High-volume sellers waste hours each week on data entry that should happen automatically.

Error risk from disconnected systems 

Manual data entry introduces mistakes. One typo in a cost basis calculation can destroy margins across multiple repricing rules. Disconnected systems mean errors compound instead of getting caught early.

The biggest hidden cost? Missed optimization opportunities. 

Your repricing tool can’t make intelligent decisions without access to your real cost data and inventory levels.

The integrated solution that’s saving sellers thousands

Smart sellers are discovering a different approach: platforms that handle both inventory management and repricing as connected processes rather than separate functions.

Instead of paying for multiple subscriptions and building manual bridges between tools, integrated platforms let you handle prep, listing, and pricing optimization in one place. Your cost calculations flow directly into pricing rules. Your inventory levels inform repricing decisions automatically.

Here’s what this looks like in practice: Seller 365 includes both InventoryLab for inventory management and SmartRepricer for pricing automation. These tools share data seamlessly because they’re designed to work together, not as separate products forced to communicate through third-party integrations.

Cost comparison breakdown:

  • Separate tools approach: InventoryLab ($69/month) + competitive repricing tool ($50-100/month) = $119-169/month
  • Integrated approach: Seller 365 with both tools included = $69/month
  • Annual savings: $600-1,200 while gaining better integration

The math alone makes switching obvious. The workflow improvements make it a no-brainer.

Stop paying twice for the same functionality

Separate subscriptions made sense when integrated solutions didn’t exist. Now they just create unnecessary complexity and drain your budget.

Integrated platforms eliminate workflow friction while cutting subscription costs. Your cost basis flows directly into pricing rules. Your inventory levels inform repricing decisions automatically. Your reports show complete profitability pictures instead of scattered data points.

Ready to streamline your workflow and cut subscription costs? Try Seller 365 free for up to 14 days and experience how inventory management and repricing work better together.