Amazon SP-API Migration to Solution Provider Portal (SPP) - Complete Guide
Important Notice: All SP-API developers must migrate to the Solution Provider Portal (SPP) by August 31, 2025. Are you prepared for this critical transition?
If you received the migration notice, you might be wondering: What is SPP? How do I migrate? Will it affect my existing applications? This comprehensive guide will answer all your questions and walk you through the entire process.
What is Amazon Solution Provider Portal (SPP)?
Amazon Solution Provider Portal (SPP) is a centralized platform designed specifically for third-party SP-API developers and service providers. SPP consolidates multiple developer accounts, applications, and profiles scattered across Seller Central, Vendor Central, and Developer Central into one unified account.
Key Benefits of SPP
- Centralized Management: Manage multiple accounts and applications without switching between platforms
- Enhanced Integration Efficiency: Monitor API usage, success rates, and error rates through the API Usage Dashboard
- Security & Compliance: Automatic compliance monitoring ensures all operations meet Amazon's security standards
- Global Coverage: Support for all marketplaces and regions to meet cross-regional business needs
Who Needs to Pay Attention to SPP?
- SP-API Developers: Must complete migration by August 31, 2025
- Service Providers: Third-party agencies helping sellers, vendors, and supply chain partners manage their businesses
SPP Migration Process Step-by-Step
To ensure continued SP-API access after August 31, 2025, all existing SP-API developers and service providers must complete the migration.
1. SP-API Developer Migration Steps
Step 1: Login to Trigger Migration
- Next time you log into Seller Central (or Vendor Central), navigate to "Develop Apps" section
- The system will automatically trigger a guided migration process
Step 2: Merge Developer Accounts
- The system displays all your current developer profiles (production and sandbox apps, contact information, data access permissions)
- Choose to merge multiple profiles into one SPP account or keep multiple profiles as needed
Step 3: Data Verification and Confirmation
- Carefully review information for each profile
- Click Confirm & Continue to start creating your new SPP developer account
Step 4: Verification and Completion
- After migration, log into SPP main page to verify all applications, configurations, and permissions are correct
Common Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What happens if I don't migrate by the deadline?
A1: Users who don't migrate by August 31, 2025, will lose access to SP-API, affecting all applications and solutions based on SP-API.
Q2: Will there be service interruptions during migration?
A2: Usually no. Existing SP-API integrations will continue running during migration. If issues occur, the system will display error messages and suggest contacting support.
Q3: Will my application credentials or tokens change after migration?
A3: No. Your application credentials will remain unchanged. You can update credentials anytime by rotating LWA client secrets.
Conclusion
The migration to Amazon's Solution Provider Portal (SPP) represents a significant step forward in API management and developer experience. While the migration is mandatory by August 31, 2025, it offers numerous benefits including centralized management, enhanced monitoring capabilities, and improved security.
By following this comprehensive guide, you can ensure a smooth transition to SPP and take advantage of its powerful features to grow your business.
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This guide is regularly updated to reflect the latest SPP features and migration procedures. Last updated: June 7, 2025