When Amazon requests a CPC, a Prop 65 warning, or another compliance document, you need it ready — not scrambling to find it.
Amazon can suppress your listing at any time if they suspect a compliance issue. Without documents ready to submit, your listing stays down and revenue stops.
Amazon may request CPCs for children’s products and Prop 65 warnings for products sold into California, under its own marketplace policies.
When Amazon requests compliance documents, the response window can be short. If your documents aren’t already on file, you’re racing against the clock.
Aleph keeps your compliance documents organized by product. When a request comes in, you download and submit — instead of searching email and shared drives.
Keep each children’s product’s certificate and the lab reports behind it on file against the product, next to the cited CPSIA requirements checklist. You issue the CPC; Aleph keeps it ready to download.
Generate Prop 65 warning label PDFs from the chemicals and warning format you choose, for products you’ve decided need a warning. For online sales, California’s safe harbor rules also call for a warning on the product display page (27 CCR 25602(b)).
Upload PFAS test reports and supplier statements against the products they cover, with their dates, so they are on file before retailers or regulators ask.
Every CPC, Prop 65 label, and compliance document is stored in your Aleph account. When Amazon requests a document, download it instantly.
Manage compliance across your entire Amazon catalog. Whether you sell 5 products or 500, Aleph scales with you.
Give a document an expiration date and Aleph emails you before it comes due, so a stale lab report doesn’t catch you off guard.
Download the documents on file for a product, or a per-product compliance package, and upload them to Seller Central compliance requests.
Each requirement on a product’s checklist names the rule it comes from, so when Amazon asks why a document is needed, you can point to the regulation.
Flat plans sized to your catalog, not per document or per product, starting with a free plan for up to 2 products. Every plan covers every regulation — CPSIA, GCC, Prop 65, PFAS, REACH, FSVP, USDA dairy and MoCRA — plus UL listings.
employees: the business size at which Prop 65’s warning duty applies (Cal. Health & Safety Code §25249.11)
recalls in CPSC’s recall database in each of 2023, 2024, and 2025
EPA’s federal PFAS reporting period opens by January 31, 2027, including for PFAS in imported articles (40 CFR 705.20)