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Policy enforcement with evidence attached

Detection is the easy half of enforcement. The work is proving what was listed, by whom, at what, and when — and doing it in a form that survives being forwarded to a lawyer.

policy.violatedEventSnapshot + sellerCarriesAppend-onlyTrail

Brand protection

Evidence is the product

Each violation arrives with a timestamped snapshot, the seller identity and the source channel it was observed through. That is a record, not an alert.

Brand protection

Repeat offenders

Because history is append-only, a seller's pattern over quarters is queryable. One violation is an incident; twelve is a case.

Endpoints that do this

Where it lands in the API.

GET /v1/events

Events

Six event types, signed on delivery and replayable by cursor. Every consumer eventually needs to backfill a gap.

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GET /v1/sellers

Seller directory

Every seller in the index, with how it is accessed, refresh cadence, identity strength and coverage. Coverage you can audit rather than take on faith.

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GET /v1/products/{id}/offers

Offers

Every live offer for a product, with seller identity, landed cost, condition and the provenance of each value.

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Questions

Common questions.

Does it identify unauthorised sellers?

Seller identity rides on every offer. Compared against your authorised list, anything unrecognised surfaces immediately with its full offer history.