Overview

Amazon is consolidating its separate product‑ and food‑safety compliance dashboard into the main Account Health Dashboard. The migration, which started in late 2025, is slated to finish within the next few weeks. Sellers in regulated categories must monitor both interfaces during the transition to avoid missing critical compliance alerts.

Key Points

• Single compliance hub — All safety‑related violations, documentation requests, and appeals will appear only in the Account Health Dashboard, removing the need to switch between two tools.
• Phased rollout — Amazon is moving compliance data in batches; during the interim, alerts may show up on either the old compliance page or the new Account Health view.
• Dual monitoring required — Until a final migration notice is sent, sellers must check both dashboards daily to prevent listing suspensions or account penalties.
• Enhanced workflow — The unified dashboard lets sellers upload test reports, communicate with third‑party labs, and file appeals without leaving the page.
• Targeted categories — Children’s toys, food and dietary supplements, electronics, and cosmetics will see the most immediate impact because of their strict safety documentation requirements.
• Support resources — Amazon is providing updated help articles, step‑by‑step videos, and a live webinar with Q&A to guide sellers through the change.

How the Migration Works

1. Stage‑by‑stage data transfer — Amazon groups compliance items by category and moves them in weekly batches. For example, on May 15 2025 the system shifted all food‑safety alerts for sellers of packaged snacks to the Account Health Dashboard, while toy‑safety notices remained on the legacy page until the next batch.
2. Parallel visibility — During each stage, the same violation is displayed on both dashboards. A seller who receives a “lead‑paint” notice for a children’s puzzle on June 2 2025 will see the alert in the old compliance view and simultaneously in the new Account Health view, ensuring no information is lost.