Amazon Account Performance Rules Update

Most sellers still have a common "account status rating" in their backend performance. Green is good, yellow is risky, and red is poor.

However, the backend of some sellers is already in the testing version. It is no longer a general description as before, but is replaced by a scoring mechanism. It is divided into three different stages from 0-1000 points. Different score segments represent the current performance of the seller's account.

If the score is 200-1000, the account status rating is green, which is good; if the score is 100-199, the rating is yellow, which means there is risk; if the score is 99 or lower, the rating is red, which is poor. Red means that the account has reached the suspension standard or has been suspended.

Compared with the previous version, in addition to the display of specific numbers, a more important update is that for seller accounts with performance scores below 100 or account status rating scores in red or "poor", specific processing time is also given. Issues affecting the account status rating score need to be handled within 7 days to eliminate the risk of account deactivation. Otherwise, the account may be deactivated after 7 days. In other words, a performance score below 100 is basically not far from being closed.

Today, many sellers have encountered the "Review of Product Information Improvement" under Amazon inventory, and the product information has been incomplete for a few days, but the information has always been there. After communicating with Amazon managers, many sellers have reported this problem, and it is basically confirmed that the problem is a bug in the Amazon system. So sellers, don't worry too much, just operate normally.