In order to maintain eligibility for Seller Fulfilled Prime, sellers must always meet the following performance requirements on their Seller Fulfilled Prime orders trailing 7 days:
The Seller Fulfilled Prime performance section in Seller Central displays the fulfillment performance metrics and delivery speed metrics you must always keep track of. The Manage Seller Fulfilled Prime inventory and Seller Fulfilled Prime defects report show the Prime coverage for nationwide.
On-time shipment is calculated by dividing the number of Seller Fulfilled Prime packages that were shipped on or before the promised ship date by the total number of Seller Fulfilled Prime packages shipped.
Seller Fulfilled Prime packages are considered shipped when the carrier scans the package for the first time, and not when you confirm shipment.
On-time delivery is the percentage of Seller Fulfilled Prime packages that were delivered on or before the promised delivery date. If the tracking status is Customer absent, the package is regarded as “delivered”. However, if the status is Returned to depot, the package is not regarded as “delivered” as there is no delivery attempt by the carrier. Please also be aware that there is a term for carriers and ship methods that should be used for Seller Fulfilled Prime.
Valid tracking rate is the ratio of Seller Fulfilled Prime packages that were trackable on Amazon. To calculate this metric, we take the number of Seller Fulfilled Prime Packages you ship with a valid tracking number and divide it by the total number of Seller Fulfilled Prime packages you have shipped and confirmed. Please confirm the list of carriers and ship methods that can be used for Seller Fulfilled Prime. The list of carrier name entries we accept at the timing of ship confirmation is here.
Cancellation rate is the number of Seller Fulfilled Prime units canceled by you before ship-confirmation divided by the total number of Seller Fulfilled Prime units ordered. To calculate this metric, we consider all cancellations initiated by you for any reason.
A customer can cancel an order up to 5 minutes after placing it with no action required from you. If after 5 minutes of placing an order a customer officially requests an order cancellation, you can cancel the order and it will not count against your Cancellation Rate metric.
The official process by which a customer can request an order cancellation is by finding the order they want to cancel in their Amazon account, by clicking Your Account > Your Orders > Request cancellation .
You will be notified of an officially requested buyer-initiated cancellation via:
For more information, go to Order cancellations.
To see what’s affecting your cancellation rate, look for orders with an “X” in the Order canceled by seller column of your defects report.
Meet Delivery Speed targets for one-day and two-day delivery promises. The Delivery Speed metrics measures the percentage of customer page views that displayed a one or two-day delivery promise when your SFP offer was the featured offer, regardless of whether a purchase was made.
The targets for SFP Delivery Speed metrics are below, and also visible on the Performance Dashboard.
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Standard-size products on a Prime shipping template must offer nationwide Prime delivery coverage (all prefectures in all regions except Okinawa, Hokkaido, and Ritou). You can see which products are standard size or oversize in Manage Seller Fulfilled Prime. For more information, go to Seller Fulfilled Prime item size, weights, and dimensions.