How Catalog Management Works
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- The seller uploads a file describing the intended parent-child variation structure.
- SellerSonar compares that structure with the live Amazon variation relationships.
- Ongoing checks trigger alerts whenever a variation becomes broken, gets linked correctly, or changes in a way that needs review.
Alerts It Produces
- Variation Broken: Live structure no longer matches the uploaded source of truth.
- Variation Linked: A previously broken variation is back in the correct state.
- Variation Changed: A change is detected but no source of truth is available yet.
Why It Matters
Catalog Management helps SellerSonar understand the official product variation structure that a seller wants to keep as the source of truth. The seller uploads this structure as a file, and SellerSonar compares it with the live parent-child variation relationships on Amazon. After that, SellerSonar can keep checking the catalog and send alerts when a variation becomes broken, gets linked correctly, or changes in a way that needs review. Users can learn more about Amazon parent-child relationships in the Amazon Product Variations guide (https://sellersonar.com/blog/amazon-product-variations/).
How SellerSonar Helps
Catalog Management feeds into Product Monitoring and its variation alerts run alongside broader Product Listing Alerts.
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