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What Are All the Possible Finance Data Types? ​

Overview ​

Amazon processes a wide variety of financial events related to your seller account. SellerLegend captures and categorizes these events so you can track every financial transaction. This page provides a reference of all possible finance data types you may encounter.

Finance Data Types ​

Data TypeDescription
AdjustmentEventAdjustments made to your account balance by Amazon
AdjustmentItemIndividual line items within an adjustment event
ChargeComponentFee or charge components associated with an order
ChargeInstrumentPayment instrument details for charges
CurrencyAmountMonetary amounts with currency information
DebtRecoveryEventEvents related to Amazon recovering debts from your account
DirectPaymentDirect payments made to or from your account
FBALiquidationEventEvents related to FBA inventory liquidation
ImagingServicesFeeEventFees for Amazon imaging services
LoanServicingEventEvents related to Amazon lending loan servicing
PayWithAmazonEventTransactions processed through Pay with Amazon
RentalTransactionEventEvents related to rental transactions
RetrochargeEventRetroactive charges applied to your account
SAFETReimbursementEventReimbursements from the SAFE-T claims process
SellerReviewEnrollmentPaymentEventPayments related to seller review enrollment programs
ServiceFeeEventService fees charged by Amazon
SolutionProviderCreditEventCredits from Amazon solution providers
TaxWithheldComponentTax amounts withheld from transactions
TaxWithholdingEventEvents related to tax withholding

Where These Appear ​

Finance data types appear in various financial screens within SellerLegend, including:

  • The Sales Transactions screen
  • The Profit & Loss report
  • Settlement period details
  • Financial event breakdowns on order details

Key Points ​

  • Not all data types will appear in every seller's account -- the types present depend on your specific business activities and marketplace
  • Amazon may add new finance data types over time as they introduce new programs and services
  • Understanding these data types helps you reconcile your SellerLegend financials with your Amazon settlement reports
  • If you encounter an unfamiliar data type, it typically corresponds to a specific Amazon program or service you have used