Mercado Libre Launches IPI 3.0 Assessment System, Impacting Overseas Warehouse Capacity
Mercado Libre officially implements the IPI 3.0 inventory performance assessment, introducing new operating efficiency metrics. The new rules directly determine sellers' overseas warehouse capacity quotas, with high-scoring sellers receiving additional resources, advising sellers to adjust their stocking strategies promptly.
What are the key facts?
- 1Mercado Libre launches IPI 3.0 assessment system
- 2Introduces inventory turnover and storage efficiency metrics
- 3Scores of 70 and up can earn additional capacity
What happened?
Mercado Libre has updated its Overseas Warehouse Inventory Performance (IPI) assessment system, covering assessment metrics, calculation logic, and backend dashboards. IPI 3.0 introduces inventory turnover and storage efficiency metrics, with sellers scoring 70 points or above eligible for extra capacity rewards.
What does this mean for cross-border sellers?
Sellers need to closely monitor their IPI scores in the backend and optimize inventory turnover to ensure sufficient capacity for stocking during peak seasons.