- Suppressed listing
- A listing Amazon has taken out of its normal state because something about the data or the offer fails a rule. Customers cannot buy it in the usual way.
- Search suppression
- The listing still exists but no longer appears in Amazon search results, so only a direct link reaches it.
- Removed listing
- A listing Amazon has taken down, typically for a policy, compliance or safety reason.
- Not buyable
- The listing is visible but has no purchasable offer, so the Add to Cart button is gone.
- Buy Box
- The offer that wins the Add to Cart button on a shared listing. It moves with price, fulfilment, availability and seller performance.
- Hijacker
- A new or additional seller on your listing. It is a signal to look at the offer, not proof of counterfeit on its own.
- Price undercut
- Another offer on the same listing priced below yours, usually the reason the Buy Box moved.
- GPSR
- The EU General Product Safety Regulation. Missing responsible-person or safety information can make a listing non-compliant in the EU.
- What shoppers see
- The title, bullets, images and other fields on Amazon's live product page today.
- What you sent
- The content you submitted, through Nova, Seller Central, a flat file or an agency.
- Changelog
- Nova's record of changes to seven listing attributes, with before, after and who made each.
- Critical change
- Amazon refused, overwrote or changed it, on a live listing sold in the last 90 days.
- Page changed not by you
- Amazon's page changed without any edit from you, in Nova or elsewhere.
- A+ content
- Brand content with images and text that Amazon shows in place of your description.