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Catch Amazon compliance mismatches before submission
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Catch Amazon compliance mismatches before submission
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SellerCheckAI is a browser-local precheck for Amazon seller compliance packets. Paste key lines from invoices, labels, supplier docs, and lab reports to catch brand, model, factory, lab, date, and supplier-name mismatch risks before submission. Free first pass, with an optional $49 human packet review for risky cases.
This looks really useful for avoiding dumb compliance rejections. One idea: let me upload the whole PDF instead of pasting lines, and have it pull out the brand/model/factory fields automatically so I'm not hunting through 10-page invoices myself. Would save a ton of time on the free first pass.
Thanks, Murray. That is exactly the friction I want to reduce. I am evaluating full-document extraction, but the current first pass stays browser-local and key-line based so sellers do not need to upload confidential invoices or reports. The useful fields are brand, model, supplier, factory, lab, and report date. Any future document workflow would need clear privacy controls and human review before a submission decision.
finally something that catches the supplier name mismatches i always missed. ran a couple of old invoices through it and caught two red flags i wouldve shipped to amazon as-is. solid precheck before paying for that human review.
Thanks for testing it on real invoices. Supplier-name drift is one of the easiest issues to miss across invoices, labels, and supporting documents, so I am glad the precheck surfaced those two red flags. I would still verify every flagged line against the original documents before submitting; SellerCheckAI is a consistency precheck, not an approval guarantee.
Thanks for testing it on real invoices. Supplier-name drift is one of the easiest issues to miss across invoices, labels, and supporting documents, so I am glad the precheck surfaced those two red flags. I would still verify every flagged line against the original documents before submitting; SellerCheckAI is a consistency precheck, not an approval guarantee.