Account and Listing Alert Monitor
What it reads, what it flags, what comes back, what you do.
- Account Health and policy notices
- Suppressed and inactive listings
- Buy Box percentage by ASIN
- Ad policy rejections, and seven days of advertised product spend
- Policy, suppression, Buy Box and ad rejection alerts in one list, keyed by ASIN
- Account-level policy alerts ahead of everything else
- The cause of each: a missing field, an image, a price, stock or a seller
- ASINs with no ad spend logged, with no ad action
- Every alert with its last seven days of ad spend and sales
- A root cause and an owner for each
- A pause list for affected ads, and a resume list once they clear
- Listing fixes go to the brand or catalog owner
- Ad pauses are handed to Buy Box Loss Guard
- Ads restart once the listing is live and Buy Box holds 90%+ for 24 hours
- Nothing in the account changes from this skill
Which alerts are costing ad spend, and who fixes them
Account alerts + advertised products · components
The skill's components as built in Qore, with Find the Root Cause open.
Frequently Asked Questions
This skill joins every open alert to the last seven days of ad spend on that ASIN, so the list starts with the alerts costing the most. Account-level policy alerts sit above everything else.
No. It alerts and routes. Ad pauses on an affected ASIN go through Buy Box Loss Guard, with that skill's limits and your approval.
Policy notices, suppressed or inactive listings, Buy Box loss and ad policy rejections. Each is classified by cause: a missing field, an image, a price, stock or a competing seller.
When does it say to restart ads?
Buy Box lost to an authorized reseller at MAP is flagged separately, and Brand Registry disputes go straight to the brand, since neither is an ad problem.
Every one of these runs on your own account.