Amazon has rolled out a new enhancement aimed at helping sellers better manage their reimbursement workflow: the ability to download a complete SAFE-T claims report directly from Seller Central. This update is especially beneficial for sellers who frequently handle lost, damaged, or incorrectly returned items and rely on SAFE-T claims to recover associated costs.
The SAFE-T (Seller Assurance for Ecommerce Transactions) program plays a crucial role in protecting sellers when issues arise during the fulfillment or return process. Until now, sellers had to manually track claim updates, often relying on individual case details or fragmented information. With Amazon’s latest improvement, sellers can now access all claim-related data in one detailed report—making financial oversight and operational tracking significantly easier.
What the SAFE-T Claims Report Includes
The downloadable report provides a centralized, comprehensive overview of your SAFE-T claims, featuring:
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Order IDs linked to each specific claim
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Claim statuses (pending, approved, or denied)
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Reimbursement dates, showing when approved claims were processed
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Reimbursed amounts for all successfully granted requests
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Reasons for denied claims, offering valuable insights for reducing future submission errors
By consolidating this information, Amazon allows sellers to save time, improve accuracy in record-keeping, and maintain clearer financial documentation for accounting and auditing purposes.
How to Download Your Report
Accessing the SAFE-T claims report is simple:
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Navigate to the Orders menu in Seller Central
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Select Manage SAFE-T Claims
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Click on Download SAFE-T Report
Within seconds, you’ll have a detailed file containing all the relevant data you need to analyze your reimbursement activity.
Why This Update Matters
For many Amazon sellers—especially high-volume or multi-marketplace sellers—SAFE-T claims are a routine part of operations. Having the ability to download a complete report:
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Improves financial transparency
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Helps sellers identify trends in denied or approved claims
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Supports better internal tracking and reconciliation
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Reduces reliance on manual case management
This small but impactful feature adds greater control and clarity to the reimbursement process, ultimately helping sellers operate more efficiently.

