Overview

The MAP Enforcement tab shows Minimum Advertised Price (MAP) violations across platforms, sellers, and products in one place. It lets you filter data, review trends and KPIs, drill into row-level details, and take actions such as sending notices, pausing automation, escalating, or closing items.

How to view MAP Enforcement 

1. Navigate to Price Monitor → MAP Violations.
   
2. Verify the monitoring frequency shown at the top.
   
3. Click the Filter icon to set seller status (Authorized, Unauthorized, All), Platform, Brand, Region, and product identifiers.
   
   
   
   
4. Open the Date dropdown to select the time range (daily granularity; presets or custom up to 30 days).
   
5. Switch between Trends, Seller, Platforms, and Products tabs to change the visualization.
   
6. Review the KPI cards on the right for Active Violations, New Violations, Notices Sent, Sellers Complied, Escalations in Progress, and Sellers Not Found.
   
7. Scroll to the table to see violation details per seller × product × marketplace.
   
8. Click Download to export filtered results.
   
9. Click Settings to adjust violation thresholds, cadence, and sender mailbox.
   

The trends chart

1. Click on the scrape time dropdown to select the scrape frequency. You can also switch between daily and hourly chart views.
   
2. The chart shows Listings (bars), Violations (bars), and Compliance% (line).
   
3. By default it loads 7 days, you can select up to 30 data points using the Date control.
   
4. Use it to spot spikes in violations, track compliance over time, and gauge the effect of enforcement.
   
   
   
   
5. Hover any bar or point to see exact values and dates.
   
6. Use the chart menu to export the graphic (e.g., PNG, JPG, PDF).
   

The seller chart

1. The chart lists sellers with their platform, listing counts, violation counts, and compliance%.
   
2. Click a violation count to filter the table to affected rows for that seller.
   
   
   
   
3. Review totals in the last row to understand overall exposure.

The platform chart

1. The chart summarizes violations and listings by marketplace.
   
2. Click a violation count to filter the table to that platform.
   
   
   
   
3. Review totals in the last row to compare marketplaces.
   

The products chart

1. The chart lists products with violation counts, listing counts, and compliance%.
   
2. Click a metric to filter the table to that product scope.
   
   
   
   
3. Review totals in the last row to understand product-level impact.
   

Use the KPI cards on the right to monitor focused counts while reviewing products.

How to view the details table

1. The table shows violations at Seller × Product × Marketplace granularity.
   
2. Click "Column" to select/deselect fields.
   
   
   
   
3. Click Filter to refine by Current Status and Last Action.
   
4. Current Status options: Still in Violation, Seller Not Found, MAP Compliant.
   
5. Last Action options: Detected, 1st Notice Sent, 2nd Notice Sent, 3rd Notice Sent, Escalated.
   
   
   
6. Click Done, then Save to apply filters.
   
7. Click on the toggle button at the top of the table to view all listings or only those above the threshold.
   The violation threshold is the minimum percentage below MAP that triggers a violation. For example, a 14% threshold means a seller must price more than 14% below MAP before a violation is flagged.
8. Review fields such as Current Price, Violation%, Violation Detection Date, Violation trend dots, Last Action, and more in the view details table.
   
9. Click an ASIN to open the product PDP on the marketplace.
   
   
   
   
10. Click the sparkline next to Current Price to open a price timeline.
    
11. Choose a date range, hover for values to get exact details, export if needed.
    
    
    
    
12. Click close to go back.
    
13. Download the report to view MAP price, current MAP values, active promos or to schedule upcoming promos.
    
    
    
    
14. Select rows using checkboxes to perform bulk actions.
    
15. Use Bulk Action to Send Notice, Escalate, Pause Automation.
    
    
    
    
16. Click Download to export the current, filtered dataset.
    
    

17. Open Settings to view and update violation settings.
    

18. In Settings, adjust the violation threshold using the + or – buttons & set how many notices to send before escalation.
    

19. Choose the wait time between notices from the dropdown & select the time of day to send notices from the next dropdown.
    
    
    
    

20. Use the toggle to enable or disable the re-violation lookback.
    

21. Turn on the option to pause notices on weekends, if needed.
    

22. Click Save to apply the changes.
    

23. Click on Violation Notices tab in the same pop-up to view the content and format of the notices and escalation notice.
    
    
    
    

24. Click the edit icon to update/change the notice contents directly in the notice box.
    
    
    

25. Click "Save" to save the changes.

26. Click Close to return to the dashboard.
    

1. If “Send Notice” is disabled on a row, automation is active, pause automation to switch to manual control.
   
2. “Seller Not Found” indicates all scrapes that day returned no price.
   
3. “Days in Violation (30D)” shows X/Y where X = distinct violating days and Y = distinct monitored days (excludes “Seller Not Found” days).
   
4. Use Trends to identify spikes, then pivot to Seller or Platforms to focus enforcement, and use the table to act on specific rows.