Overview

Amazon Seller Central provides a suite of Payments Reports that give sellers detailed visibility into their financial transactions, FBA charges, reimbursements, and settlement activity. These reports are essential tools for reconciling your Amazon business finances, tracking fee accuracy, and ensuring you receive proper credit for any inventory-related reimbursements. Every active seller should understand what each report contains and how to use them effectively.

Key Points / What Sellers Need to Know

• Multiple report types are available — Seller Central offers several distinct financial reports, each covering a different aspect of your payment activity, from individual transaction details to high-level settlement summaries.
• FBA fee breakdowns are itemized — Reports include product-level details such as quantity, per-unit volume, and total fee amounts for each SKU, allowing you to pinpoint exactly which products are incurring specific charges.
• Reimbursement tracking is built in — Dedicated reporting captures both seller-initiated and automatically generated FBA reimbursements, with case IDs linked directly to your support history.
• Settlement summaries provide daily snapshots — A summary view shows all transactions since your last settlement date through the close of the previous business day.
• Order-level pivot tables simplify analysis — A simplified order-by-order display lets you quickly review transaction details without navigating raw data.

Available Report Types

Seller Central organizes payment data across several report categories. The FBA fees report breaks down fulfillment charges by product, showing which items stored in Amazon's fulfillment centers were assessed specific fees and the exact amounts charged. This is particularly useful for identifying products with unexpectedly high fulfillment costs or verifying that fee calculations align with your product dimensions and weight. Sellers can use this data to make informed decisions about which products to continue selling through FBA versus merchant fulfillment.

The storage fee report provides detailed information about monthly and long-term storage charges applied to your inventory. It includes per-SKU volume measurements and total amounts, giving you the granularity needed to identify slow-moving inventory that may be costing more to store than it generates in profit.