Since Amazon retired its order history reports in 2023, the only way to get your complete purchase history is a data request that delivers a ZIP of CSV files. Those files are hard to read: text dates, alphabetical columns, digital orders and refunds in separate files. This viewer turns them into one searchable table with totals and clean exports.
What it reads
- The Your Orders ZIP, nested ZIPs and the CSV files inside, including the February 2026 layout (
Order History.csv) and older ones (Retail.OrderHistory.1.csv, the pre-2023 order report). - Digital orders and refunds files when present.
- Columns are matched by name, ignoring case and spacing; columns it doesn't know are kept and can be shown and exported.
What it doesn't do
- It doesn't sign in to Amazon or fetch anything from your account — you bring the file.
- It doesn't convert currencies or produce tax documents.
- It doesn't keep your data: close the tab and it is gone.
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