Overview

Amazon is integrating its product‑safety and food‑safety compliance tools into the Account Health Dashboard (AHD). The migration, which started in late 2025, will eventually retire the separate compliance dashboard that sellers have used for years. Sellers need to adapt because all violation alerts, document uploads, appeals, and third‑party verification links will soon appear in a single location.

Key Points

• Unified compliance hub — Product and food safety requirements will be displayed inside the AHD, removing the need to switch between two dashboards.
• End‑to‑end workflow — From the moment a violation is issued to the final appeal, every step can be completed on one page.
• Phased rollout — During the transition, a single violation may show up in either the legacy dashboard or the AHD, so sellers must monitor both.
• New learning resources — Amazon is releasing updated help articles, video walkthroughs, and a live Q&A webinar to guide sellers through the change.
• Impact on regulated categories — Sellers of supplements, foods, toys, electronics, and other high‑risk items will see the greatest benefit and the highest visibility of compliance gaps.

How the Migration Works

1. Data staging — Amazon copies compliance records to a staging area before they appear in the AHD. For example, a pending safety‑certificate request for a dietary‑supplement listing will first be visible in the old dashboard, then duplicated in the AHD once the staging process finishes.
2. Dual‑display window — While staging is in progress, the same violation can be listed on both dashboards. A seller who receives a “Missing testing report” notice for a children’s toy might see it on the legacy page today and on the AHD tomorrow.
3. Final cut‑over — After Amazon confirms that all related data have been transferred without error, it sends a notification that the old compliance dashboard is deactivated. At that point, the AHD becomes the sole source for all compliance information.