1. Normalize seller-provided text
Vacora normalizes the seller-provided title, bullets, description, and search terms into structured fields for consistent review.
Public Trust Center
Vacora checks seller-provided Amazon US Listing wording for configured risk signals. The deterministic rule engine applies source-backed patterns, and Safe Rewrite is schema-validated and Rechecked before delivery. This page explains what current accepted evidence covers and what it does not cover.
Marketplace
Amazon US only
Accepted release reference
REL-AMZ-LST-fdb9c29e7666b0c2
Deterministic rules
198 configured rules
Category families
31 category families
Risk segments
16 risk segments
Evidence last verified
2026-07-11
All figures above are an accepted evidence snapshot, not a live guarantee. Coverage may vary by specific product, category, and Listing content.
Vacora normalizes the seller-provided title, bullets, description, and search terms into structured fields for consistent review.
Global rules apply to every Listing. When a category or risk segment is identified, eligible family and segment-scoped rules are also applied.
Each finding shows the matched wording, severity, a plain-language explanation, and the source posture behind the rule.
For paid Complete Review, Safe Rewrite creates a more conservative English rewrite. The output is schema-validated, then Rechecked against the deterministic audit boundary before delivery.
The 31 canonical Amazon US category families with accepted fixture-based deep coverage evidence:
Fixture-based deep coverage
The 16 risk segments with accepted fixture-based deep coverage evidence:
Fixture-based deep coverage
An unknown or unselected category can reduce the review to global rules and inferred compatible scope. Results may be less specific than when a recognized category is selected.
Non-US marketplaces are outside the current production claim. Only Amazon US marketplace Listings are covered by the accepted evidence.
Representative, repository-backed sources that inform the deterministic rule set include official publications from:
Amazon Product Detail Page Rules
P4-SRC-AMAZON-PRODUCT-DETAIL-PAGE-RULESAmazon Seller CentralAmazon Seller Central links may require authenticated Seller Central access to view.
Open official source ↗Status: verified_authenticated · Last checked: 2026-07-04
Label Claims for Conventional Foods and Dietary Supplements
P4-SRC-FDA-LABEL-CLAIMSU.S. FDA
Open official source ↗Status: verified_public · Last checked: 2026-07-03
Advertising and Marketing Basics
P4-SRC-FTC-AD-SUBSTANTIATIONU.S. FTC
Open official source ↗Status: verified_public · Last checked: 2026-07-04
Pesticide Labeling Questions and Answers
P4-SRC-EPA-PESTICIDE-LABELINGU.S. EPA
Open official source ↗Status: verified_public · Last checked: 2026-07-03
Regulations, Laws and Standards
P4-SRC-CPSC-REGULATIONSU.S. CPSC
Open official source ↗Status: verified_public · Last checked: 2026-07-03
Public marketplace and community samples are used only for gap discovery and regression input. They are not policy authority.
Private real-seller validation (P0-T35) remains incomplete and is classified by the approved launch governance as post-launch research, not as a release gate. It is not represented as passed, and public or synthetic evidence does not replace it. Commercial launch still requires separate passing production evidence for technical delivery, privacy, payments, OCR, Report/PDF access, monitoring, and rollback controls.
Safe Rewrite is AI-assisted but schema-validated and Rechecked through the same deterministic audit boundary before delivery. Provider quality percentages from the small current evidence set are not published as live performance claims.
OCR reviews extracted visible text only, up to the existing paid-plan boundary of five images and 5 MB per image. OCR is text extraction — it is not visual compliance review and does not judge the image itself.