Overview

Amazon has refreshed the “Complete Your Drafts” dashboard in Seller Central, rolling out a single view that aggregates every draft type, removes any limit on saved drafts, and works reliably across all major browsers. The overhaul launches this week and is aimed at sellers who handle large inventories or batch‑create listings, giving them a smoother, more scalable workflow.

Key Points

• All drafts in one screen — Drafts generated from URL imports, blank‑form entries, or bulk uploads now appear together, eliminating the need to jump between separate sections.
• No cap on saved drafts — Sellers can keep an unlimited number of pending listings, a change that removes the previous ceiling that forced early publishing or deletion.
• Full browser support — The dashboard functions consistently in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and other browsers, fixing earlier auto‑save glitches that varied by browser.
• Easy navigation — Access is provided via the top‑level Inventory menu or the “Manage Inventory” page under “Complete my drafts,” streamlining entry points.
• Improved team visibility — When multiple users create drafts, the unified view lets managers spot duplicates, prioritize unfinished listings, and monitor the overall pipeline from a single pane.

How the Draft Listings Dashboard Works

1. Open the dashboard — Click Inventory → Complete your drafts or go to Manage Inventory → Your listings → Complete my drafts; the page loads a table that lists every draft regardless of its origin. Example: A seller who imported 120 products via URL and also created 45 blank‑form drafts sees all 165 entries together.
2. Sort and filter drafts — Use column headers, status tags, or date filters to isolate drafts that need attention, such as those marked “Incomplete” or created in the last 48 hours. Example: A seasonal seller filters for drafts added in the past week to finish the upcoming holiday collection.
3. Edit, publish, or delete — Select any draft to open the editing interface, then choose to publish the listing, save changes, or remove the draft entirely. Because storage is unlimited, there is no pressure to delete drafts to make room for new ones.