Open now
The product looks sellable on the account and can move to final approval or purchasing review.
Eligibility Module
Know whether you can sell it before you source it.
Listing Eligibility gives members a fast account-level read on whether a product or brand is open, blocked, or worth a closer review before it gets saved as a buy.
Decision States
Most checks end in one of four outcomes.
This module is less about theory and more about the next action. The useful part is knowing whether a product can move forward, needs more documentation, or should be removed from the sourcing list altogether.
Needs review
The opportunity may still be workable, but it should not be treated as a clean green light yet.
Probably gated
The product can stay on a watch list, but it should not sit in the active buy queue.
Dead end
If the account cannot realistically move forward, the cleanest answer is to drop it and move on.
OXO
Brand
Open
Move forward
Simple Modern
Brand
Review
Needs documents
Hydro Flask Straw Lid
ASIN
Blocked
Drop from queue
Contigo Kids Bottle
ASIN
Open
Ready for margin check
This is the last filter before money goes out.
Demand and margin can both look solid and still not matter if the account cannot sell the item. Listing Eligibility exists to stop that exact kind of late-stage mistake.
The safest use of this module is near the end of the workflow. Once a product has already earned research time and margin review, this page tells you whether it belongs in the final buy pile.
- Best used after: demand and profit both look acceptable.
- Main input: the brand or ASIN you plan to buy against.
- Main outcome: a clear keep, review, or remove decision.
Why sellers run this before the order
- It keeps capital from getting tied up in products the account cannot list.
- It removes dead-end items before vendor sheets turn into real purchase decisions.
- It gives the buy queue a final quality-control pass.
Where it is still useful after the first buy
- Rechecking replenishable products before the next reorder cycle.
- Cleaning a shared sourcing list so the team is not reviewing blocked items twice.
- Keeping final approval decisions consistent across weeks and buyers.
Research it
Find the product and decide whether it is worth deeper attention.
Shortlist firstValidate demand
Only products with real movement and buyer intent make it this far.
Demand nextCheck the math
Margin, fees, and ROI need to work before an approval decision matters.
Profit thirdClear the account fit
Listing Eligibility decides whether the product stays alive or leaves the queue.
Final filter