Overview

Amazon is consolidating its product and food safety compliance management by migrating all related requirements from the existing compliance dashboard to the Account Health Dashboard. This change, which began rolling out in mid-2025, is designed to give sellers a single location to monitor violations, submit documentation, and manage appeals. For sellers who deal with regulated products or food items, this migration represents a significant shift in how daily compliance workflows will be handled.

Key Points

• Single compliance hub — All product and food safety compliance requirements are moving from the standalone compliance dashboard to the Account Health Dashboard page within Seller Central.
• Unified violation management — Sellers will be able to monitor policy violations, submit required documents, file appeals, and coordinate with service providers for product verification, all from one centralized location.
• Transition period required — During the migration window, sellers must check both the old compliance dashboard and the new Account Health Dashboard to ensure they do not miss any active violations or pending requirements.
• Guided migration support — Amazon plans to provide updated help pages, video tutorials, and a dedicated webinar with a Q&A session to walk sellers through the changes as they take effect.

How the Migration Works

The migration is being rolled out gradually rather than as an instantaneous switch. During the transition period, compliance violations and requirements may appear in either the legacy compliance dashboard or the new Account Health Dashboard location. Amazon has stated that sellers will need to monitor both dashboards simultaneously until the migration is fully complete. Once all compliance data has been consolidated, Amazon will send notifications confirming that sellers can rely solely on the Account Health Dashboard for all product and food safety compliance matters.

This phased approach is intended to minimize disruption, but it does place an additional burden on sellers to stay vigilant across two separate interfaces during the changeover. Sellers who typically check their compliance status on a set schedule should consider increasing the frequency of their reviews during this period to avoid missing time-sensitive violation notices or document submission deadlines.