Profit Dataset improvements with deferred transactions and expanded fees

Profit reports now include deferred transactions and more event coverage; profit may shift but accuracy improves. No schema-breaking changes.

Major enhancements to the Profit dataset: your reports and dashboards now include more complete transaction data, with no changes required on your side.

What you can expect:

Profit dataset now shows most recent Amazon transactions: Reports and dashboards include these previously hidden amounts, giving a truer picture of profitability.
Your Profit metrics might evolve: Profit metrics now include deferred transactions and new cost events, which can make reported profit lower but more accurate.

Impacted tables:

finance_profit
finance_profit_metrics
finance_profit_ledger
finance_profit_metrics_recorded_basis
finance_profit_recorded_basis
Any dashboard or workflow built on this data, including the Seller Analytics Power BI Dashboard Template.

Technical highlights:

Visibility on deferred (delayed) transactions with new columns (Ledger table only):
- New transaction_status column with values: DEFERRED, DEFERRED_RELEASED, RELEASED
- New deferral_reason column with values: DD7 (Delivery Date +7), B2B
Expanded event coverage:
- Promotion Discount events now captured in Events (previously only in Orders)
- More coverage for these FBA fees: Inbound Defect Fee, Per Unit Fulfillment Fee, Disposal Fee (may be delayed in Financial Events)
- Customer Return Per Unit Fee (may be delayed in Financial Events)
Richer product and marketplace data:
- ASIN now available alongside SKU for every Order/Refund event
- More marketplace details on fees for better clustering
- More order_id coverage for grouping by Orders

No schema-breaking changes. Existing queries will continue to work.