Brand Control
Unauthorized sellers and MAP violations cut into both margin and trust. See who else is selling a product, at what price, and which listings show signs of policy violations. Start enforcement from evidence, not a guess.
Example Questions
- “Who else is selling [ASIN], and at what price?”
- “Which of our listings show signs of MAP violations?”
- “Which products are most exposed to unauthorized reselling?”
- “Which of our products have both a rising number of unauthorized sellers and signs of price erosion — those are the highest-priority enforcement cases.”
- “Compare unauthorized seller counts across our catalog over the last quarter — is enforcement working, or is the problem growing?”
- “Which listings show MAP violations combined with declining buy box win rate — is the unauthorized seller also winning the buy box?”
Frequently Asked Questions
How are unauthorized sellers identified?
Sellers are flagged based on signs like unauthorized listing sources or pricing that suggests they weren’t sold inventory through an approved channel.
What counts as a MAP violation signal?
Typically a listing price falling below the minimum advertised price set for that product, tracked across all sellers offering it.
Can this track whether unauthorized selling is increasing over time?
Yes, it can compare unauthorized seller counts across time periods to show whether exposure on a given product is growing or shrinking.
