Overview

Amazon’s Report a Violation tool now lets brand‑registered sellers run a bulk search for up to 100 ASINs or product URLs in a single request. The feature cuts the time needed to spot counterfeit, unauthorized or policy‑breaching listings across large catalogs, making enforcement faster and more efficient.

Key Points

• Maximum 100 entries per query — Sellers can paste a list of one hundred ASINs, URLs, or a mix, and the system will evaluate them all at once, eliminating the need for repetitive single‑item lookups.
• Flexible input formats — The search bar accepts raw ASIN codes (e.g., B07XYZ1234), full Amazon product page links, or any combination, allowing sellers to use the data they already have on hand.
• Comma‑delimited list required — Each identifier must be separated by a comma; spaces, line breaks, or semicolons will cause the tool to reject the entry.
• Marketplace‑specific ASINs — An item listed in the U.S., Canada, Europe or Japan may carry a different ASIN in each locale, so the selected marketplace must match the ASIN version being searched.
• Immediate error feedback — Invalid codes or malformed URLs trigger an on‑screen error message, and sellers can edit the offending entry directly without re‑typing the entire list.
• Result set limited to submitted items — The output displays only the products that match the supplied identifiers, preventing unrelated listings from cluttering the view.

How Bulk ASIN Search Works

1. Open the Report a Violation interface — Log into Seller Central, hover over “Performance,” select “Report a Violation,” and locate the bulk search field at the top of the page.
2. Enter a comma‑separated list — Paste up to one hundred ASINs, URLs, or a blend, ensuring each entry is followed by a comma. For example: B01DFKC2SO, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01J24C0TI, B07ABC9XYZ.
3. Choose the correct marketplace — Click the drop‑down menu and pick the Amazon store (e.g., Amazon.com US, Amazon.co.uk) that corresponds to the ASIN versions you are checking.