Update on Reimbursement Automation and Eligibility Window to file reimbursement claims
Starting January 15, 2025, we’ll proactively reimburse you for Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) items that are lost in our fulfillment centers. We’ll issue the reimbursement as soon as an item is reported as lost by the fulfillment center, which you can track in the Reimbursements report on Seller Central. This more seamless experience saves you time and money by minimizing the need to manually research and file claims for lost items.
Almost all reimbursement claims related to warehouse lost and damaged and customer returns cases will now be proactively reimbursed. However, if you do not receive an automatic reimbursement and you believe that your inventory has been lost or damaged, you will need to file a manual claim. Additionally, all removal claims will still need to be filed manually.
Starting January 9, 2025, we are updating our eligibility window policy. All manual claims must be submitted within the following timelines:
- A fulfillment center operations claim for an item that is lost or damaged in the fulfillment center must be submitted no later than 60 days after the item was reported lost or damaged.
- An FBA customer returns claim can be submitted between 45-105 days after the customer refund or replacement date. Claims must not be submitted before 45 days to ensure the customer has time to return the item to us for processing.
- A removal claim for items lost in transit can be submitted 15-75 days from the shipment-creation date. Claims must not be submitted before 15 days to ensure the shipment can be delivered back to you.
- All other removal claims must be filed within 60 days of the shipment being delivered back to you.
We understand that you may need to make changes to your current processes to ensure that all claims are submitted within these new eligibility windows. To ensure you have adequate time to adjust, the new policy will go into effect on January 9.
The FBA lost and damaged inventory reimbursement policy will be updated once the policy goes into effect on January 9. Please refer to the changes on the Changes to program policies page.
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Update on Reimbursement Automation and Eligibility Window to file reimbursement claims
Starting January 15, 2025, we’ll proactively reimburse you for Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) items that are lost in our fulfillment centers. We’ll issue the reimbursement as soon as an item is reported as lost by the fulfillment center, which you can track in the Reimbursements report on Seller Central. This more seamless experience saves you time and money by minimizing the need to manually research and file claims for lost items.
Almost all reimbursement claims related to warehouse lost and damaged and customer returns cases will now be proactively reimbursed. However, if you do not receive an automatic reimbursement and you believe that your inventory has been lost or damaged, you will need to file a manual claim. Additionally, all removal claims will still need to be filed manually.
Starting January 9, 2025, we are updating our eligibility window policy. All manual claims must be submitted within the following timelines:
- A fulfillment center operations claim for an item that is lost or damaged in the fulfillment center must be submitted no later than 60 days after the item was reported lost or damaged.
- An FBA customer returns claim can be submitted between 45-105 days after the customer refund or replacement date. Claims must not be submitted before 45 days to ensure the customer has time to return the item to us for processing.
- A removal claim for items lost in transit can be submitted 15-75 days from the shipment-creation date. Claims must not be submitted before 15 days to ensure the shipment can be delivered back to you.
- All other removal claims must be filed within 60 days of the shipment being delivered back to you.
We understand that you may need to make changes to your current processes to ensure that all claims are submitted within these new eligibility windows. To ensure you have adequate time to adjust, the new policy will go into effect on January 9.
The FBA lost and damaged inventory reimbursement policy will be updated once the policy goes into effect on January 9. Please refer to the changes on the Changes to program policies page.
Update on Reimbursement Automation and Eligibility Window to file reimbursement claims
Starting January 15, 2025, we’ll proactively reimburse you for Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) items that are lost in our fulfillment centers. We’ll issue the reimbursement as soon as an item is reported as lost by the fulfillment center, which you can track in the Reimbursements report on Seller Central. This more seamless experience saves you time and money by minimizing the need to manually research and file claims for lost items.
Almost all reimbursement claims related to warehouse lost and damaged and customer returns cases will now be proactively reimbursed. However, if you do not receive an automatic reimbursement and you believe that your inventory has been lost or damaged, you will need to file a manual claim. Additionally, all removal claims will still need to be filed manually.
Starting January 9, 2025, we are updating our eligibility window policy. All manual claims must be submitted within the following timelines:
- A fulfillment center operations claim for an item that is lost or damaged in the fulfillment center must be submitted no later than 60 days after the item was reported lost or damaged.
- An FBA customer returns claim can be submitted between 45-105 days after the customer refund or replacement date. Claims must not be submitted before 45 days to ensure the customer has time to return the item to us for processing.
- A removal claim for items lost in transit can be submitted 15-75 days from the shipment-creation date. Claims must not be submitted before 15 days to ensure the shipment can be delivered back to you.
- All other removal claims must be filed within 60 days of the shipment being delivered back to you.
We understand that you may need to make changes to your current processes to ensure that all claims are submitted within these new eligibility windows. To ensure you have adequate time to adjust, the new policy will go into effect on January 9.
The FBA lost and damaged inventory reimbursement policy will be updated once the policy goes into effect on January 9. Please refer to the changes on the Changes to program policies page.
