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Catalog issues

Every listing problem Amazon reports for the store in one list: suppressed listings first, then other listing issues by severity.

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What this page answers

Which listings Amazon has a problem with right now, so nothing stays suppressed or broken unnoticed.

Whose data and scope

  • One store and one marketplace.
  • Two sources: Amazon's listing issues (the messages you also see in Seller Central's listing quality views) and suppressed-listing reports. Both are read from the latest listing data we hold, usually a few hours old.
  • Rows are ordered suppressed first, then errors, then warnings, then the rest.

How to read it

Search and type filter

The search box matches ASIN, SKU, title, reason text or issue code. The dropdown narrows to All issues, Suppressed, or Listing issues.

Issues table

  • Listing is the product's title with SKU and ASIN; it links to the listing pages.
  • Issue is the type (Suppressed listing or Listing issue) with Amazon's issue code.
  • Impact is Amazon's severity: error, warning, or informational.
  • Status is the listing status Amazon reports for the SKU, and the reason text when Amazon gives one.
  • Updated is when Amazon last reported the issue.

Some issue codes are noise from Amazon's own rollouts and cannot be fixed on the seller side; when one keeps appearing across the whole catalog, treat it as informational.

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