Who is selling your products on Walmart.
At what price.
EagleEnforce looks up every product in your catalog through Walmart's official API by its UPC, and reads the price Walmart is displaying and the seller behind it. There is no account to connect. No scraping, ever.
Your UPCs in, Walmart's price out.
EagleEnforce reads Walmart with its own registered developer keys, so you don't need a Walmart seller account and there is nothing to authorize.
- Found by barcode or model number. Each product with a UPC in your catalog is looked up on Walmart. Products without one are searched by brand and model number, and only an exact model match counts. The first match records Walmart's item number, so later sweeps read 20 products per call.
- The displayed price and its seller. Each read returns the price Walmart is showing for the item, the seller offering it, shipping and availability.
- Walmart's own offers kept apart. When Walmart itself is the seller, the price is recorded as Walmart, not as one of your dealers, and no dealer notice is drafted unless you choose that in Settings.
- Paced to Walmart's limits. Sweeps run within the daily call budget Walmart sets, so a full catalog is read without errors.
Official API, nothing else.
EagleEnforce reads Walmart prices only through Walmart's API. It never collects prices from walmart.com pages.
- Walmart data is used only for the brand whose products were looked up
- Walmart 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: match the exact product, then read the price again before calling a violation.
Barcode-exact
Products are matched by UPC and then read by Walmart's item number, so the price belongs to that exact item, not a bundle or a lookalike.
A second read before a violation
A first below-MAP price is only a candidate. EagleEnforce reads the item again and confirms the violation only if the price is still below MAP.
Evidence from the source
Every read keeps Walmart's API response with its timestamp: the price, the seller and the availability exactly as Walmart reported them.
Sellers you can act on
Each Walmart seller becomes a seller record with its offers, price history and violations. Link it to the dealer behind it, or mark it unauthorized.
Same enforcement
Walmart violations run through the same rules, cases and notices as your dealer websites, eBay and Amazon.
Honest about gaps
When a seller stops holding the displayed offer, it is recorded as not shown right now, never as back at MAP.
What Walmart monitoring covers, and what it can't.
Walmart shows one offer per item, and so does its API. EagleEnforce reads the price Walmart is displaying and who is selling it. Walmart publishes no list of every seller's offer, so a seller undercutting your MAP is visible only while it holds the displayed offer. We tell you this rather than guess, and we will not read walmart.com pages to fill the gap.
Walmart monitoring is included in the Growth, Scale and Enterprise plans and in the free trial. Products are looked up by UPC or Walmart item number; with Automatic discovery on, products that have neither are found by brand and model number.
Walmart monitoring is in beta. On an included plan, turn Walmart on under Discover → Automatic discovery: the first search for your UPCs runs right away, then on the schedule you pick. You can also run a sweep any time from the Walmart card on the same page. Contact us with any questions.
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