Amazon Glossary

    Master the language of Amazon selling with our comprehensive glossary of terms, acronyms, and concepts every seller should know.

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    WBR - Weekly Business Review

    A Weekly Business Review (WBR) is a recurring Amazon meeting format where teams review key performance metrics, operational progress, and strategic priorities on a weekly basis to ensure alignment and fast decision-making.

    The WCO sets global customs standards including the Harmonized System, which determines duty rates and import rules for every Amazon seller sourcing internationally.

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    WHS - Warehouse Health and Safety

    Warehouse Health and Safety (WHS) refers to the standards, policies, and practices Amazon enforces in its fulfilment centres (FCs), sortation centres (SCs), and delivery stations (DSs) to protect employees, contractors, and visitors from workplace hazards and to ensure safe, compliant warehouse operations.

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    WOC - Weeks of Cover

    Weeks of Cover (WOC) is an Amazon inventory metric that indicates how many weeks of customer demand can be fulfilled with the current stock on hand for a given product, assuming average sales rates remain constant.

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    WoW - Week over Week

    Week over Week (WoW) is a comparison metric that measures the change in performance (e.g., sales, traffic, conversion, or other KPIs) from one week to the next.

    Glossary Index

    This page lists Amazon-related terms starting with W. All definitions are based on official documentation, marketplace data, and real-world usage across Amazon listings and tools.

    By SoldScope Editorial Team (View our editorial standards)
    Last Updated: June 2026

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