Set MAP floors. Catch violations. See what they cost.
Catalog-wide MAP health, violations and losses — captured daily across all 8 US regions, with the evidence attached. Built on the same regional observations that power Limit Buster and the Geo View.
A glance at the whole catalog: losses, violations, offenders.
Total loss over 30 days, MAP violations, products in violation right now, a catalog compliance read, and the deepest cut. Below it: the five sellers costing you most, a 30-day violations trend, and every active episode with its region footprint, the seller’s stock and its screenshots.
- Total loss is modeled — probe stock reveal × price-cut depth × days active — and labeled as such, never a raw observed number
- Catalog compliance is a derived read of named inputs: compliant-seller share, open violation-days, unauthorized-seller footprint
- Top 5 offenders with one action each; the full Analyser pivots the same data by product or by seller
One MAP floor per ASIN — edited where you read it.
Set the floor inline on the product row or upload floors by CSV. Each row shows the worst offer over 7 days, whether anyone is below the floor right now, violation-days over 30 days, and status — with a MAP profile behind it.
- MAP profile · Overview: 14-day floor compliance, violation episodes, raw price observations, product compliance rating
- MAP profile · Sellers: authorization, market share, dollar loss, and a threat read that is a fixed function of 7-day trend, share trajectory and authorization
- MAP profile · Enforcement: send a notice with the evidence you select, your own strike-ladder labels, observed outcomes and notice history
Who may sell your products — decided once.
Brand Settings holds one seller registry: your own storefront as Owned, the sellers you authorize, and everyone else as Unauthorized. Your selling model decides whether a new seller reads as competition or as a hijacker, and Brand Protection, Shelf Intelligence and Alerts all read the same answer.
- Owned · Authorized · Unauthorized, in one table
- Selling model set per brand, overridable per product
- Protection policy: MAP posture and the labels on your enforcement stages
What Brand Protection is — and isn’t
The platform detects violations, notifies sellers on your behalf, and observes the outcome. It has no suspension or termination power over third-party sellers — the strike ladder is your own MAP policy, and the notice is yours to send. Early access is open to brands selling their own products on Amazon and to agencies protecting brands for clients.
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