The sellers undercutting you on Amazon.
Read through Amazon's own API.
Connect your Amazon seller account once. EagleEnforce then reads the offers on every product in your catalog through Amazon's official Selling Partner API: the featured offer and the lowest-priced offers, with each seller's ID, price, shipping and fulfilment. No scraping, ever.
Your authorization, your data.
Amazon only shares pricing data with apps a seller has authorized. You authorize EagleEnforce from your own Seller Central account, and you can withdraw it there at any time.
- Connect once. Click Connect Amazon in EagleEnforce, sign in to Seller Central and approve. You don't have to sell the products yourself.
- Your ASINs, from your catalog. Each product needs its Amazon product ID (ASIN). Add an ASIN column to your catalog import, or type it on the product, and EagleEnforce reads the offers on exactly those items.
- Every offer, every seller ID. Each read returns the featured offer and the lowest-priced offers on the product, including Amazon's own retail offer.
- Amazon's own offer kept apart. When Amazon itself is the seller, the price is recorded as Amazon, not as one of your dealers, and no dealer notice is drafted unless you choose that in Settings.
- Paced to Amazon's limits. Products are read 20 at a time at the rate Amazon allows, so a full catalog sweep finishes without errors.
Official API, nothing else.
EagleEnforce reads Amazon only through the Selling Partner API. It never loads amazon.com to collect prices, and it never falls back to scraping if an authorization ends.
- Data read under your authorization stays in your EagleEnforce account
- If you withdraw the authorization, Amazon monitoring stops and you are told
- Amazon data is never sold, shared or used to train models
- Evidence is kept for a rolling 12 months at most, then deleted
The right product, confirmed twice.
The same checks as every other channel: prove the match first, then read the price again before calling a violation.
ASIN-exact
Offers are read by the product's ASIN, so the price belongs to that exact item, not a bundle or a lookalike listing.
You decide what is watched
Only the ASINs you put in your catalog are read. Nothing is guessed from titles, so a bundle or an accessory that names your part is never counted as your product.
A second read before a violation
A first below-MAP price is only a candidate. EagleEnforce reads the offer again and confirms the violation only if the price is still below MAP.
Evidence from the source
Every read keeps Amazon's API response with its timestamp: the seller ID, price, shipping and fulfilment exactly as Amazon reported them.
Sellers you can act on
Each Amazon seller ID becomes a seller record with its offers, price history and violations. Link it to the dealer behind it, or mark it unauthorized.
Same enforcement
Amazon violations run through the same rules, cases and notices as your dealer websites and eBay, so your policy is applied the same way everywhere.
What Amazon monitoring needs and covers.
Amazon monitoring is included in every plan and in the free trial. It needs an Amazon Professional seller account to authorize EagleEnforce; without one, Amazon can't be monitored, and we will not scrape it instead.
Amazon shares a seller's ID, not its storefront name, so names are added from the seller's public profile. The price compared with MAP is the consumer offer price Amazon reports; Amazon Business prices can differ.
Amazon monitoring is in beta while our listing in Amazon's Selling Partner Appstore is completed. Contact us to connect your account.
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