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. I attached a screenshot to it. The screenshot shows €1604.12 which should be payable (in addition to €4151.51 which is deferred).

I checked the screenshot and there is no money available to you in the Funds Available column.

Those funds contribute to what is scheduled to initiate later in May.

The move to DD+7 may cause a one-time cash flow impact and temporarily limit your ability to disburse funds on or around your migration date. This is because of the change to delivery confirmation before the reserve period begins. Expect reduced cash flow for first 7-20 days as transactions become subject to DD+7.

The 10-14 day transition period represents the temporary cash flow impact sellers experience when migrating to DD+7, as existing orders in the pipeline work through the new delivery-based reserve system. Disburse on Demand (DoD) becomes available about 10-14 days after DD+7 implementation.

Great question — and you're definitely not alone in wondering about this. Removal order cancellations can be frustrating, especially when you're trying to manage your inventory proactively. Let me break down the most common reasons why Amazon's system may cancel units from your removal orders.

Here are the top reasons units get cancelled from removal orders

• Inventory is out of stock or unavailable — The system couldn't locate enough qualified inventory at the fulfillment center. This often happens when the item's disposition (sellable vs. unfulfillable) doesn't match what was selected in the removal request.
• Units are reserved — If your inventory is tied to a pending customer order or another active removal order, those units are considered "reserved" and can't be included in a new removal.
• Inventory is in transit — When units are being transferred between fulfillment centers, they're temporarily in a "bound" state and aren't available for removal until the transfer completes.
• Duplicate removal requests — If you've already submitted a removal order for the same FNSKU and it's still processing, subsequent orders for those same units will be automatically cancelled.
• Items in unpickable locations — Units must be in a picking-ready location within the FC. If they're stored in reserve or special locations, they can't be physically picked for the removal shipment.
• Hazmat or recalled items — Products flagged as hazardous materials or under recall have restrictions on removal.
• Warehouse-damaged inventory — If units were damaged in the fulfillment center, they may be flagged for reimbursement rather than removal.

1. Check your **Removal Order Detail report** in Seller Central: Go to **Reports > Fulfillment > Removal Order Detail** to see the specific cancellation reason for each unit.

2. Verify your inventory status under **Inventory > Manage All Inventory** — look at whether units show as Available, Reserved, Inbound, or Unfulfillable.

3. If units were cancelled, wait about **14 days** for internal processing to complete, then try creating a new removal order.

4. For bulk removals (10+ SKUs), consider using the **flat-file template** method via **Orders > Upload Order Related Files** — just keep it under 1,000 FNSKUs per file for smoother processing.

Please review the Reconcile your shipment help page if you need to identify and resolve discrepancies between what is listed in your shipping plan and what is received at the fulfilment centre.

Amazon requires accurate box content information for each box sent to a fulfillment center. This information allows the fulfillment center to receive your shipment more quickly and make your inventory available for sale sooner.

During the Receiving process, your item barcodes are individually scanned and entered into the tracking system, the dimensions (to the nearest 1/10') and weight (to the nearest 1/10 lb) are captured for storage and fulfillment purposes.

Once your inventory is received at a fulfillment center or receive center, it is available for sale. Reconciliation of shipped inventory may take up to 21 days. You can track the status of your shipment in the *Shipping Queue* with the status cycling through In Transit, Delivered, Checked-In, Receiving and finally