
BrowserAct’s no-code MAP violation alert tool monitors minimum advertised prices via map data—detects violations fast, sends alerts, and safeguards your pricing policies efficiently!
Are you spending hours manually checking product prices on Amazon to ensure sellers comply with your Minimum Advertised Price (MAP) policy?
With frequent price changes, multiple sellers, and complex product pages, identifying MAP violations manually is time-consuming and error-prone.
BrowserAct automates Amazon MAP monitoring.
This workflow accurately extracts the current purchasable product price from an Amazon product page and outputs a clean, structured result—ready for MAP comparison, alerts, and downstream automation. No coding required.
This workflow is designed specifically for MAP compliance monitoring.
It:
This ensures MAP checks are based on the real advertised selling price, not variant prices, historical prices, or promotional noise.
If the product is unavailable or no valid purchasable price is found, the workflow safely returns:
Price: NoData/Currency: NoData
Target_Link
https://www.amazon.com/SCODI-Athletic-Collared-Multipack-T-Shirts/...Currency
/Target_Link
Extraction Rule (最终推荐版文案):
Extract ONLY the main product price shown next to the "Buy Now" or "Add to Cart" section.Rules:- Identify the primary purchasable price used for checkout.- Ignore variant prices, recommendation prices, historical prices, and promotional listings.- Extract only ONE price.- Save the numeric value (numbers and decimal only) to "Price".- Save the currency code to the existing variable "/Currency".- If no valid purchasable price is found, set both "Price" and "/Currency" to "NoData".

{
"Price": 65.99,
"/Currency": "USD"}
This structure is ideal for:

In short:
MAP monitoring requires accuracy, not volume.
This workflow extracts exactly what MAP enforcement needs—and nothing more.