New: Introducing the Orders API v2026-01-01
Amazon is retiring the legacy v0 order endpoints and launching a unified Orders API version 2026‑01‑01 that merges six calls into one. The migration must be finished by January 27 2027, and the new `include` filter can shrink payloads up to 70 % while adding FBM tracking data.
We are excited to announce the new Orders API v2026-01-01 . You can use this API to: Fetch all order information in single API request Simplify your integration with fewer endpoints Achieve selective data fetching using includedData parameters Fetch package information such as tracking information f...
Analysis & Recommendations
Why This Matters
Sellers relying on custom scripts, OMS or shipping tools will lose access to order data after Jan 27 2027 unless they switch to the new endpoint. The unified call reduces rate‑limit consumption and eliminates the restricted‑data token for buyer PII, cutting latency and cost.
Key Takeaways
- Legacy v0 endpoints are deprecated; new endpoint is /orders/v2026-01-01/orders.
- Migration deadline is January 27, 2027; calls to old endpoints will return HTTP 410.
- The `include` query parameter can reduce payload size by up to 70 % for address‑only queries.
- FBM tracking (carrier, tracking number, status) is now included in the response.
Recommended Actions
- →In Seller Central > Apps & Services, verify each third‑party OMS/ERP vendor’s migration plan and request a go‑live date before Jan 2027.
- →Update all custom code to call /orders/v2026-01-01/orders with required include fields; replace any /orders/v0/* URLs.
- →Create a sandbox test that mimics peak order volume, uses the include filter, and set alerts for HTTP 410 responses.
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