A CLOSER LOOK
Know what the work covers before you decide.
These details explain what may be reviewed, what you can prepare, and which decisions remain with you or the platform.
01Group similar disapprovals
We review the examples and notices you provide to identify shared patterns, affected attributes, or page-level inconsistencies. Grouping similar items can help distinguish a recurring catalog issue from a detail that applies to just one product or variant.
- Share the issue text and a small set of affected item examples
- Include each example’s product page and the matching submitted data when available
- Note the country, language, and destination involved in the issue
02Keep product information accurate
Suggested changes should reflect the actual product, offer, and fulfillment terms. We do not recommend hiding material information or making unsupported claims.
03What a product review can deliver
A scoped review can document which examples were checked, where the product page and submitted details differ, and which source may need attention. It can also identify questions for your catalog or fulfillment team. Any changes to product descriptions, identifiers, or claims should be verified against the actual item and your records.