Product documents

You can add product documents in the following categories.

• Automotive & Powersports
• Electronics
• Tools & Home Improvement
• Home & Garden
• Patio, Lawn & Garden
• Luggage & Travel Accessories
• Appliances
• Musical Instruments
• Office Products
• Computers
• Industrial & Scientific
• Camera & Photo
• Toys & Games
• Wine
• Amazon Kindle
• Grocery & Gourmet Food
• Kitchen

Product Document Uploader

You can add up to 10 product documents, such as User Guides and Material Safety Data Sheets, to your product listings. Business buyers can then view and download product documents when shopping on Amazon Business.

Note: This feature is available to Amazon Business Seller Program sellers only. Learn more.

If you are a participant in the Amazon Business seller program, you can upload product documents directly here.

The Product Document Uploader allows you to upload product documents, such as User Guides and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), to your offer in a number of categories. Business buyers can then view and download product documents when shopping on Amazon Business, which helps them make more informed buying decisions. Your product documents are displayed on your listings’ product detail pages. As with any information you provide or make available on Amazon, product documents should at all times be accurate, complete, and in compliance with all applicable laws, as defined in your seller agreement.

You can upload product documents by providing us the link to where the item is currently stored. As of July 2015, we support the following types and formats:

Product Document Type	Description	Supported File Types
MSDS	MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets) or SDS (Safety Data Sheets) are widely used for cataloging information on chemicals, chemical compounds, and chemical mixtures and their potential hazards, and might include safe use instructions.	pdf
2D CAD	CAD (Computer-Aided Design) drawings are used in the design of tools and machinery, and for detailed engineering of 3D models and/or 2D drawings of physical components.	2D pdf, dxf, dwg
3D CAD	CAD (Computer-Aided Design) drawings are used in the design of tools and machinery, and for detailed engineering of 3D models and/or 2D drawings of physical components.	dwg, dxf, igs, 3D pdf, eprt, edrw, sidprt, stp
User Guide	A document intended to give assistance to customers using a particular product.	pdf
User Manual	A reference document which provides detailed and often technical information about operation and maintenance of a product; it is usually written by a technical writer.	pdf
Application Guide	A document intended to give assistance to customers on details of how to apply a particular product.	pdf
Specification Sheet	A document intended to provide technical specifications relating to the product.	pdf
Comparison Chart	A document intended to compare products of the same brand by any specified dimension.	pdf
CoA	A Certificate of Analysis is a document issued by Quality Assurance, and it confirms that a regulated product meets its product specification.	pdf
CoC	A Certificate of Compliance is a document certified by a competent authority that the supplied good or service meets the required specifications. Also called certificate of conformance or certificate of conformity.	pdf
Safety Information	A document intended to provide the reader with safety information related to the product.	pdf
Installation Manual	A document intended to outline the necessary steps to install the product.	pdf

Computer-aided design (CAD), also called computer-aided design and drafting (CADD), is a process of using computer technology to create two- and three-dimensional representations of physical objects for use in industrial engineering, manufacturing, and many other industries. Many software companies, such as Autodesk and SolidWorks, have created different CAD programs to support the various design needs of architecture, engineering, and design companies and the government. This list explains the differences between the downloadable file formats available for viewing, editing, saving, transferring, or printing two- or three-dimensional technical drawings and CAD designs.

• .dwg , for Drawing (DWG), is an Autodesk file format for storing two-dimensional design data with its metadata. DWG is the native file format for AutoCAD, Caddie, and several other CAD applications. ArchiCad, Adobe Illustrator, and TurboCAD also support this common file format.
• .dxf , for Drawing eXchange Format (DXF), is an Autodesk file format that allows for data exchange between AutoCAD and other programs. DXF provides a near-exact two-dimensional representation of the data in a DWG file, but does not support some objects, such as ACIS solids.
• .eprt and .edrw , for eDrawings (EDRW), is a SolidWorks file format that is commonly used to reduce a file's size for transferring three-dimensional design data through email or the Internet. Many CAD programs, such as AutoCAD, Catia, and Google SketchUp, can publish and open EDRW files.
• .igs , for Initial Graphics Exchange Specification (IGES), is a vector file format that allows the digital exchange of information from one CAD program to another. IGES uses ASCII text data to exchange wireframes, solid models, and other three-dimensional engineering and manufacturing drawings among different CAD programs. Many CAD programs, such as TurboCad, AutoCAD, and VectorWorks, can write to and open IGES files.
• .pdf , for Portable Document Format (PDF), is an open standard file format for document exchange. PDF files display the same, regardless of application software and operating system requirements. There are two kinds of PDF files. 2D PDF files are static or flat, and display a document's text and two-dimensional images. 2D PDF files do not allow for manipulation of objects within the document like a CAD file does. 3D PDF files display interactive three-dimensional models that can be rotated or otherwise manipulated for closer examination. Many CAD products, such as AutoCAD and SolidWorks, can export data to a 3D PDF.
• .sldprt , for SoLiDworks PaRT (SLDPRT) file, is a SolidWorks file format that displays a three-dimensional object or part that can be combined with another part as an assembly and animated to view potential conflicts. SolidWorks can view, and save to, a SLDPRT file; Adobe Acrobat can also view SLDPRT files.
• .stp , for STandard for the Exchange of Product (STEP) model data, is an International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 10303 standard file format for three-dimensional product manufacturing information that is independent of all programs and operating systems. STEP is commonly used to exchange data among many computer-aided drafting, manufacturing, engineering, and product data management systems.