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# How to add ASINs?

## Importing ASINs from Amazon

If the added seller is [connected to Amazon in your account settings](https://docs.onedaybundle.com/onedaybundle/english/work-with-items/fba-inventory/pages/-MDyQJLOD_XKpmnWEk4J#step-2.-connecting-the-seller-to-amazon.), you will have the option to import products from Amazon. 

We recommend you start your work by initiating an import. Using this option, all the necessary information will be added to the program and it will only take a few minutes.

{% hint style="warning" %}
You can repeat the import process no earlier than 5 hours after the previous one.
{% endhint %}

If a new listing has been added to Seller Central, you will need to re-import or [manually add](/onedaybundle/english/work-with-items/fba-inventory/how-to-import-items-from-amazon.md#adding-asins-manually) the asin to the program.

{% hint style="warning" %}
During the import process, we add only those products whose SKUs are not found in the ODB database. If a product has already been added previously, another product with the same data will not be created, but the product data (such as Price, availability, etc.) will be updated.
{% endhint %}

 To start importing, click on the "**Import From Amazon**" button. This process will take some time.

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{% hint style="success" %}
Refresh the page to see the changes.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
You will need to add the ASIN composition yourself in order for these ASINs to be added to the FBA shipping.
{% endhint %}

## Adding ASINs manually

To add asin to the program manually, click on the "Add" button

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In the window that opens, you will first need to select the seller for whom this asin will be created if you have several sellers added to your account. By default, the active seller will be selected. Next, you must enter your ASIN ID. After this, the name and photo will automatically appear. It is not possible to change the name and photo.

The "Merchant SKU" field will need to be filled in manually according to the data from Seller Central.

{% hint style="info" %}
The "Merchant SKU" field is a **required** field and is also **unique** in the database: there cannot be 2 identical SKUs in the database.
{% endhint %}

The "UPC" field is an optional field but may be useful for searching for a product. The fields "FNSKU", "Dimension" and "Weight" are inactive for editing, they are automatically filled in only in case of import.

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When manually adding ASIN, you will immediately need to add the item component.

{% hint style="info" %}
Composition is information for warehouse employees about which supplier’s goods need to be taken and in what quantity to complete 1 asin.
{% endhint %}

Read the next section to learn how to add the Item component.

After saving the data, information with type ASIN (Individual, Set or Bundle) (1) will appear on the product card page. The type of asin depends on the item component that is added. Also in the Stock records section (2) in the future there will be information about which FBA shipments this asin is packaged in.

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