Release Notes

New and updated capabilities in the Reporting Experience product releases.

Date	Description
October 13, 2026	The Performance API, which provides access to incremental metrics under Vitals API, is available in public beta. The Stability API is available in GA. For details, see Vitals API V2 Overview and Vitals API Overview.
October 13, 2026	The Monetization Metrics API is available in public beta. It provides access to subscription lifecycle, fulfillment status, and subscription health metrics. For details, see Monetization Metrics API Overview.
October 13, 2026	The UI of the Stability dashboard of the App Health Insights dashboard has been updated. For details, see App Health Insights Dashboard.
July 17, 2026	Parental consent revocation report added. For details, see Parental Consent Revocation Report.
June 29, 2026	The Vitals API is available in public beta. It provides a way for you to programmatically access App Health metrics. The API enables automation that the dashboard cannot, such as post-release monitoring with automated alerts, CI/CD gating on crash rate thresholds, custom dashboards in third-party tools, and cross-version or cross-region comparisons at scale. You can explore the metrics using the API Explorer, which is an interactive query builder on the Developer Portal. For details, see Vitals API Overview.
October 1, 2025	The Amazon Fire TV device type contains separate data for Amazon Fire TV (Fire OS) and Amazon Fire TV (Vega OS). For details, see the App Statistics reports.
September 9, 2025	You can access the App Health Insights dashboard under the Reporting page on the Developer Console. For details, see App Health Insights Dashboard.
August 22, 2025	The Reporting API includes additional earnings and subscription overview data and reports. For details, see Reporting API.
April 21, 2025	App statistics now contain monetization reports. With the monetization dashboards, you can view subscription analytics for your apps. For details, see Monetization Reports.
November 18, 2024	App statistics added. You can now use acquisition and engagement dashboards and reports to help visualize and measure your app's statistics. For details, see Acquisition Reports and Engagement Reports.
May 31, 2024	Downloadable feature reports added. For details, see Feature Reporting.
April 4, 2024	App Health Insights dashboard added. You can track key app performance and stability metrics across all live versions of an app. For details, see App Health Insights Dashboard.
March 13, 2023	Downloadable Simple Sign-in reports added. For details, see Simple Sign-in Reports.
December 31, 2018	In the Appstore Dashboard, you can apply a filter to display sales data for a specific set of dates (up to a maximum duration of three months). You can now download subscription reports from the download center.
October 15, 2018	The new overview page provides a single snapshot view of your Amazon Store performance over the past week, month, or year. You can filter by one or more Apps and see the performance of that app, IAPs, and subscriptions associated with that app over multiple marketplaces along with key trending information. You can download all CSV files and reports from a single location called Download Center. You can view transactional sales data to understand how sales and earnings are derived. App-level earnings are now available for each transaction, rather than just a summary. Monthly earnings and payments are consolidated into a single report which you can sort by marketplace or month. Reporting now provides new status flags to keep you informed on the status of payments, and to help explain any delays. In previous releases, sales reports and earnings statements were based on different time zones. As a result, if you mapped the actual sales numbers to the earnings statement in a given time zone, the numbers did not match. Starting with this release, all sales and earnings are based on the marketplace time zone, so there is clear end-to-end mapping. Appstore data and Twitch data are now presented on separate tabs. To improve system performance, all sales, earnings and payments data will be available only for the current year and the previous 3 years. In previous releases, Underground sales data was available separately in the Console. Starting with this release, Underground sales data is available only through the downloadable transactional CSV file. In previous releases, you could select any time duration within the last year to display the reports in the Console. Starting with this release, you can display data for the past week, month, or year. You can download the CSV file to do more granular analysis. ASIN level earnings are available starting in the Jan 2018 downloadable CSV files. For invoices prior to Jan 2018, ASIN level earnings can be derived from the ASIN levels sales information (after accounting for royalty payments). We currently do not support the Internet Explorer browser.

Last updated: Oct 13, 2026