Essential Amazon Co-Op Accounting Numbers
Some Amazon suppliers struggle to maximize the value of Amazon Co-Op. For some suppliers Co-Op deductions even become a point of revenue loss. Awareness of accounting numbers is important for getting the most out of the program and making sure that it doesn't become a problem area.
These are some common accounting numbers for invoices, agreements, and product identification essential for supplier participation in the Co-Op program.
| Number | Description |
|---|---|
| Invoice Number | Invoice numbers are listed on the top of your invoice and within your payment remittance. |
| Agreement Number | Agreement numbers are listed on the upper right side of your invoice as well as before the invoice number within the description line of a deduction. |
| ASIN | ASIN is the Amazon Standard Identification Number. Each product sold on Amazon must have its own unique ASIN. |
| First 4 Digits of Invoice Number | The first 4 digits represent the product line. For example, 1000 = Books. |
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Written by Shawn Oleson
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Shawn is the Retail Insights Manager for Amazon at SupplyPike. His experience supporting 1P brands at Amazon helps our teams build a quality product for our customers.
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