E-Commerce Monitoring
E-Commerce Monitoring services provided by OpSec Security enable brand owners to manage online sales channels and preserve strategic pricing strategies. OpSec’s Internet monitoring services cover e-commerce across the Internet.
OpSec's internet monitoring coverage includes:
- Auction sites, including eBay, ioffer, ubid
- Business-to-business (B2B) trade board exchanges, such as Alibaba, EC21, EC Plaza
- Business-to-consumer (B2C) retail websites, such as Amazon, Drugstore, Overstock
- Web 2.0 social networking sites, including blogs, chat rooms, and message boards
- Other online platforms, including search engine sponsored links and Craigslist online classifieds
OpSec monitors sellers who offer large quantities of deeply discounted products from known counterfeit and gray market distribution areas. The extracted information helps brand owners understand where their products are being sold, who is selling them, and what is their selling price. From this intelligence, companies take action on unauthorized channels to reduce the number of sites and sellers offering illegitimate goods. This e-commerce monitoring extends into:
- Auction monitoring by supporting and consulting legal and investigative teams to identify infringing auction listings.
- Trade board monitoring of hundreds of trade boards to prevents counterfeit, stolen, diverted, and substandard products from entering the legitimate supply chain.
- Online retailer monitoring to analyze and protect brand owner's online reseller channels and pricing structures by flagging websites suspected of selling counterfeit and/or stolen goods.
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