Upcoming Changes to Buyer-Initiated Order Cancellations | What To Know

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Effective May 10, 2022, Amazon will be implementing changes to how they will conduct buyer-initiated order cancellations. According to the release, these changes are intended to simplify the process of managing buyer cancellation requests for seller-fulfilled orders. But how will these upcoming changes impact your business’s bottom line? For more information on this question, please continue reading, then reach out to AVASK Group.

How is Amazon changing its buyer-initiated order cancellations process?

Specific changes will affect sellers depending on how they are selling their products:

For those who use Seller Central:

For those who use APIs:

How do Amazon’s upcoming changes affect sellers?

While sellers might occasionally be inconvenienced by having a customer request a cancellation and having to redirect the said customer to cancel their order on the Your Orders page, these changes will mostly streamline the process, saving you much-needed time and money that you could reinvest elsewhere in your business. Of course, every business will be impacted differently. Both new and existing Amazon sellers are advised to reach out to our team for a more thorough discussion of what these and other recent announcements mean for your business. Please do not hesitate to give us a call today.

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