No duplicate products
Each ASIN is claimed by one store. The rest are blocked from listing it.
Same ASIN, different storesLive
Run many stores without any two selling the same product.
When you run several stores, listing the same Amazon product in more than one makes them compete and look connected. Dropenza claims each ASIN for a single store and keeps the others clear of it.
ASIN ownership
ASIN
Store A
Store B
Store C
B08CDE7781
B09FGH2245
B07IJK6632
B08LMN1189
The same ASIN is never shared across your active stores.
What you get
What this does for you
Stores stay independent
If one store is disrupted, the others are not affected by shared listings.
Visible in Product Finder
Products already used by another store are skipped or marked as in use, so you do not waste time on them.
Automatic
It happens in the background. You do not maintain spreadsheets of who sells what.
How it runs
How it works, step by step
Example
Three stores, no overlap
- Store A owns B08CDE7781
- Store B and Store C cannot list it
- Product Finder marks it as in use
Illustrative example.
- 1
A product is saved
A store saves or lists an ASIN.
- 2
The ASIN is claimed
Dropenza records which store owns it.
- 3
Other stores are blocked
The same ASIN is hidden or marked in use for your other stores.
- 4
You scale cleanly
Each store builds its own catalog.
FAQ
Quick answers
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