Resources
The library.
Guides, checklists and explainers on MAP policy, Amazon seller monitoring, evidence management and brand protection — practical material for running a pricing program.
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MAP Enforcement Workflow Guide
A reference for running MAP enforcement as a controlled workflow — the roles, the stages, the checks before a notice can go, the approval and send controls, and what to record at each step.
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MAP Evidence Checklist
What to check on a record of a MAP violation before relying on it — identity, price, policy version, coverage, standing, confirmation, integrity — and what to write down when you take your own screenshots.
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Authorized Reseller Management Guide
How to build and keep the list that makes MAP monitoring meaningful — the Authorized Network — from distributor agreements to Amazon seller ids, with the rules for matching, classification and review.
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Amazon Seller Monitoring Guide
The operational side of monitoring Amazon for a MAP program — how offers are read, what to record, how to set cadence, what coverage means, how to keep the catalog clean, and how to read the first month's results.
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MAP Promotions & Exceptions Guide
The reference for the two tools that keep a review queue honest — promotions that lower the floor for a window, and exceptions that exempt a scope from judgment or enforcement — with the configuration decisions, the interactions, and the mistakes to avoid.
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MAP Policy Rollout Checklist
Everything to decide, write down and configure before a MAP policy goes live in a monitoring program — scope, floors, dates, tolerance, treatment rules, promotions, the partner list, roles, and the first thirty days.
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Seller Investigation Framework
A worksheet for deciding who an unknown Amazon seller is — the questions in order, what each source can and cannot establish, the three honest outcomes, and the record each one needs.
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MAP Compliance Operations Glossary
The vocabulary of a MAP program, with the distinctions that matter — observation versus violation, unknown versus unauthorized, sent versus delivered, cured versus closed — defined once so a team, its tools and its notices use the same words.
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