replenishment-sales-analyze

To analyze local Amazon MSKU sales data for replenishment insights, you provide the locally downloaded files to the tool. It then processes the link, ASIN, and MSKU sales trends to generate a structured store-level replenishment report.

Yes, you can generate a replenishment sales report without live Amazon data by using a local-first workflow. This approach avoids automatic data downloads and requires explicit user-provided local MSKU files to inspect sales trends.

The best way to inspect ASIN and MSKU sales trends is by analyzing locally downloaded MSKU data. This process identifies sales patterns and produces a structured JSON summary reflecting the sales analytics for your specific store.

Yes, local MSKU sales analysis supports optional store-name resolution. If only a fuzzy store name is provided, it resolves the canonical name first and then analyzes the link, ASIN, and MSKU sales trends using that resolved name.

If the local MSKU data analysis encounters an error, the process returns an error description reflecting the final CLI outcome. This ensures you receive clear feedback instead of a structured JSON summary when the analysis fails.

No special dependencies are required to run an Amazon store report from local data. The analysis operates through a fixed CLI invocation with no external dependencies, relying solely on your locally downloaded MSKU files.