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SP-API migration checklist: migration guide and scanner checklist

SP-API migration checklist explains what replaces Untracked migration tasks across Orders, Settlement and Finances, the removal date, the migration risks to validate, and how API Migration Guard detects the pattern.

TL;DR

Deprecated itemRemoval dateReplacementMigration riskScanner detection
Untracked migration tasks across Orders, Settlement and FinancesBefore each module removal dateDownloadable checklist plus scan-backed evidenceTeams can finish code changes but forget validation, sample data and stakeholder evidence.Checklist asset

Official status

Amazon documentation lists Untracked migration tasks across Orders, Settlement and Finances as in-scope for this migration. Use the official source before code freeze because deadlines and replacement details can change.

How to use this asset in production

Downloadable assets are intentionally paired with landing pages. The landing page gives context, source links and checksum; the file gives a portable artifact for a pull request, audit ticket, agency handoff or cutover runbook.

Use caseProduction expectation
Pull requestAttach the asset and link the matching scan or validator result.
Audit ticketRecord the checksum and the source page so reviewers know which version was used.
Cutover runbookUse the asset as input evidence, not as a replacement for production sample validation.

Download asset and checksum

Download the file from this landing page and record the checksum in the ticket, pull request or audit note. The direct file is not listed in the sitemap; this page is the canonical indexable explanation.

FileFormatSHA-256Validation use
sp-api-migration-checklist.pdfapplication/pdf294d1585ab87c69cb7ce3b060a60ebda68b9c427434c0ad200a62db1d236430aAttach to migration evidence and re-run the matching scanner or validator after code changes.

Removed resource and replacement

Old resourceReplacementDeadlineValidation outcome
Untracked migration tasks across Orders, Settlement and FinancesDownloadable checklist plus scan-backed evidenceBefore each module removal dateTeams can finish code changes but forget validation, sample data and stakeholder evidence.

What breaks

AreaBreakage
Code patternTeams miss deprecated usage hidden in source, fixtures, generated clients or parser utilities.
Payload or schemaOutput can appear healthy while API/report payload shape changed underneath.
Permission or data accessAccess, role, retention or payment boundaries can block the commercial handoff.
Pagination, status or field mappingPagination, deadlines and sample-data reconciliation need module-specific validation.

Before/after example

The example is intentionally small so the migration shape is visible in a code review.

Before:
spreadsheet with unchecked migration rows

After:
download checklist, map owners, run scan, attach evidence package

Scanner detection

Rule IDSeverityEvidence patternFalse positive conditionValidation step
Checklist assetDepends on module and evidence typeUntracked migration tasks across Orders, Settlement and FinancesDocumentation, comments, generated clients or test fixtures can require manual review.Run a free scan across Orders, Settlement and Finances source paths.

Migration checklist

Common mistakes

Sample report preview

The public sample report shows the same evidence shape used by paid reports: rule ID, severity, file location, redacted evidence, migration mapping, validation step and quality gate.

FAQ

Who is SP-API migration checklist for?

Developers, agencies and SaaS teams preparing Amazon SP-API cutovers.

Does the tool execute code?

No. It uses static analysis and sample validators only.

What should I do after a free scan?

Review the evidence, inspect the sample report format and unlock the detailed report if the findings are actionable.

Official sources

Internal migration links

Validate SP-API migration checklist in your source

Run a static scan, review the sample report shape, then unlock the detailed migration report when the evidence is useful.

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