Overview

When sellers upload product listings or inventory spreadsheets through Seller Central, they may encounter validation code 95007. This error signals that a value in a specific column does not satisfy Amazon’s defined minimum or maximum character count. Resolving the issue quickly prevents listing delays and keeps inventory pipelines flowing.

Key Points

• Character‑length enforcement — Amazon checks each field against strict length limits; values that are too short or too long trigger error 95007.
• Column‑specific thresholds — Every column in a category template carries its own minimum and maximum character requirements, which differ by product type and attribute.
• Error report details — The validation message identifies the exact column, row, and the required character range, allowing sellers to locate the problem instantly.
• Typical cause — Bulk uploads often copy data from external spreadsheets where titles, bullet points, or search terms may be truncated, leading to the error.
• Resolution path — Adjust the offending cell so its length falls within the permitted range, then re‑upload the file.
• Preventive habit — Using the latest category‑specific template and a pre‑submission checklist catches length violations before Amazon’s system validates the file.

How Error 95007 Occurs

1. File submission — You upload a flat file (e.g., a .txt or .xlsx inventory feed) via the “Add Products via Upload” workflow.
2. System validation — Amazon’s backend parses each column and compares the character count of every cell to the limits stored for that attribute.
3. Length mismatch detection — If a cell’s text is shorter than the minimum (e.g., a product title of 5 characters when the template requires at least 10) or exceeds the maximum (e.g., a bullet point of 500 characters when the cap is 250), the system flags the row.
4. Error generation — The platform creates an error 95007 entry in the processing report, naming the column (such as “product_title”) and stating the required character range (e.g., “minimum 10 characters”).