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Aug 26, 2026 · 6 min read

Auditing every order date, not just the latest…

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Auditing every order date, not just the latest rate

Rates change by order date. The audit checks each line against the rate that applied on that day.

The quick answer: Because your commission was earned under the rate in effect on the order date. Comparing against today's rate would be wrong — the audit matches each line to its own date.

To apply this yourself, open the free Earnings Audit — it runs entirely in your browser, needs no sign-up, and shows you the exact numbers for your situation. Bookmark it and check back whenever Amazon publishes a change.

Why does the audit use order dates instead of today's rate?

Because your commission was earned under the rate in effect on the order date. Comparing against today's rate would be wrong — the audit matches each line to its own date.

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