Performance metric violations
Order Defect Rate, Late Shipment Rate, or Pre-Fulfillment Cancel Rate outside Amazon's thresholds, typically following warnings that went unresolved.
Amazon Account Reinstatement
The longer it stays down, the harder it gets to recover your momentum.
Your account is down, and every day without a clear path forward is revenue you are not getting back
You've already tried to resolve it, and Amazon keeps rejecting or redirecting you
You know you need to act quickly, but you don’t want a wrong move to make reinstatement harder
You need someone to own the process completely so you can keep the rest of the business moving
You want the best possible chance of reinstatement
The reason for the deactivation determines what Amazon needs to see before it can reinstate your account.
Order Defect Rate, Late Shipment Rate, or Pre-Fulfillment Cancel Rate outside Amazon's thresholds, typically following warnings that went unresolved.
Intellectual property complaints, restricted product violations, inauthentic product claims, or safety concerns, each requiring specific documentation to address correctly.
Incomplete identity verification, bank account problems, or tax documentation gaps that triggered an administrative deactivation
Concentrated A-to-Z claims, chargebacks, or negative feedback that signal a systemic issue Amazon expects to see addressed at the root, not just at the surface.
Amazon Account Reinstatement is the process of restoring a deactivated seller account to full selling privileges. The process involves identifying the root cause of the deactivation, addressing it correctly, and working through Amazon's reinstatement process with accurate documentation and follow-through.
No, and any service that says otherwise isn't being honest with you. Amazon has the final say on all account decisions. We control the quality and accuracy of everything submitted on your behalf, and that is where experience changes the outcome.
Performance metric violations, policy violations, intellectual property complaints, inauthentic product claims, verification issues, safety concerns, A-to-Z claim patterns, and others. If Amazon has provided a pathway for reinstatement, we assess whether we can help and what it will take.
That's common, and a prior rejection doesn't close the door, but it does add complexity. We assess what was submitted, why it was rejected, and whether there is a viable path forward before taking on the engagement.
It depends on the type of deactivation and Amazon's response. Active accounts on recent deactivations can receive a response within 48 hours. More complex situations or accounts with less recent activity typically take longer. We manage the timeline and keep you informed throughout.
Yes, where necessary, the team works directly inside your Seller Central account to review account health, manage case communication, and make any catalog corrections required as part of the reinstatement process.
If during the diagnostic we determine that Amazon has not provided a viable pathway for reinstatement, or that the account was permanently closed, we will tell you clearly and not take on the engagement. We don't work on cases that have no path forward.
Yes, we manage all case communication, follow-ups, and escalations with Amazon directly throughout the reinstatement process.