→ Amazon Gives Large Catalogs a Better Way to Manage Product Testing
By Will Haire · September 3, 2026 · Curated by George's Blog
→ Amazon Gives Large Catalogs a Better Way to Manage Product Testing
Amazon has introduced a bulk workflow for sellers whose products require third-party Testing, Inspection, and Certification (TIC) verification.
The feature has been effective since July 24, but Amazon is now announcing it to sellers.
► What Changed: Facts Only
Sellers can now submit Test Request Forms (TRFs) for multiple flagged products at once, view requests across stores within a region, and manage them through a single dashboard.
Previously, each ASIN and store required an individual TRF submission.
► Why It Matters: Operator Lens
Compliance bottlenecks get expensive at scale.
For large catalogs, having a centralized view of testing status can make it easier to identify outstanding requirements before they disrupt sales or promotions.
► What to Do Now
Brands in regulated categories should use the dashboard to identify and address outstanding testing requirements ahead of holiday promotions.
► Bigger Picture Signal
Compliance is becoming a catalog-management function, not an occasional escalation.
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