Introducing Amazon Seller Rating
Amazon Seller Rating is a data-driven measure of the customer experience you provide, with each of your orders counting towards your overall rating. Your Seller Rating information is intended to help you identify customer service improvements that could lead to more satisfied buyers and a better rating for you. The rating is scored on a scale of 0 to 100 (Example: 95.00/100).
This rating is based on factors including how quickly you respond to buyers and whether you ship on time, cancel orders, or have credit card chargebacks, A-to-Z Guarantee claims, or negative feedback.
You may discover you are Not Yet Rated. This means that you have had zero (0) orders in the last 365 days. As your business grows and you receive orders, the system will automatically calculate a rating for you.
Amazon Seller Rating does not replace other performance metrics, including metrics displayed on your Account Health page. Instead, it gives you an overall view of your performance while also providing insight into problems with specific orders.
How is your Seller Rating calculated?
Each of your orders in the last 365 days is assigned a score, called an Order Quality Score. If an order is fulfilled without any problems, it receives 100 points. Orders with associated problems lose points. Your Order Quality Score takes the following events into consideration:
Order-related buyer messages that do not receive a response within 24 hours
Orders where the actual ship date is later than the promised ship date
Cancelled orders (does not include buyer-requested order cancellations)
Orders that are not confirmed shipped within the required time period
Seller-faulted credit card chargebacks on an order
Seller-faulted A-to-z Guarantee claims on an order
Negative feedback on an order
Introducing Amazon Seller Rating
Amazon Seller Rating is a data-driven measure of the customer experience you provide, with each of your orders counting towards your overall rating. Your Seller Rating information is intended to help you identify customer service improvements that could lead to more satisfied buyers and a better rating for you. The rating is scored on a scale of 0 to 100 (Example: 95.00/100).
This rating is based on factors including how quickly you respond to buyers and whether you ship on time, cancel orders, or have credit card chargebacks, A-to-Z Guarantee claims, or negative feedback.
You may discover you are Not Yet Rated. This means that you have had zero (0) orders in the last 365 days. As your business grows and you receive orders, the system will automatically calculate a rating for you.
Amazon Seller Rating does not replace other performance metrics, including metrics displayed on your Account Health page. Instead, it gives you an overall view of your performance while also providing insight into problems with specific orders.
How is your Seller Rating calculated?
Each of your orders in the last 365 days is assigned a score, called an Order Quality Score. If an order is fulfilled without any problems, it receives 100 points. Orders with associated problems lose points. Your Order Quality Score takes the following events into consideration:
Order-related buyer messages that do not receive a response within 24 hours
Orders where the actual ship date is later than the promised ship date
Cancelled orders (does not include buyer-requested order cancellations)
Orders that are not confirmed shipped within the required time period
Seller-faulted credit card chargebacks on an order
Seller-faulted A-to-z Guarantee claims on an order
Negative feedback on an order
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