You have supplier documents, but the listing says more than the files prove.
We map claims to available sources and show what should be softened, removed, or verified.
For non-food marketplace sellers and agencies
A fast claim-source audit for sellers who need their Amazon EU, Etsy, eBay, or DTC listing to match the proof they actually have.
Built for pre-submission cleanup. No Seller Central access. No legal advice. No approval guarantee.
What Setorin does
Setorin reviews public product pages and seller-provided source documents to identify claims that need support, moderation, removal, or supplier confirmation before they stay in a live listing.
The service is designed for sellers, marketplace agencies, importers, and OEM-based brands that need practical listing language rather than a legal memo or a generic checklist.
When Setorin is useful
We map claims to available sources and show what should be softened, removed, or verified.
We prepare a listing-level gap map and supplier questions. We do not act as the Responsible Person.
We give a quiet back-office review before the new copy goes live.
Service paths
Fast review of one public listing to show visible claim and information gaps before a paid audit.
Submit one URLStructured audit of claims, sources, safety-information fields, rewrite options, and supplier questions.
See packagesQuiet back-office audit support for marketplace agencies that manage many client listings.
Agency detailsWhere Setorin fits
Useful when you need an EU economic operator, but it does not automatically clean your product-page claims, images, bullets, or supplier questions.
Useful for revenue, but often too broad for claim-source mapping, warning fields, and marketplace safety-information gaps.
Useful for regulated decisions, but slower and heavier when the immediate problem is listing wording and missing supplier evidence.
Built for the gap between marketplace copy, supplier documents, and the practical question: what should we publish, rewrite, or request next?
Marketplace context
Marketplaces are asking sellers to handle manufacturer details, Responsible Person information, warnings, product identifiers, and safety information. Setorin helps prepare the listing-level work around those fields.
Method
Setorin is not judging the product itself. The audit looks at what the listing says, what evidence exists, and which wording could be made calmer or more supportable.
We extract explicit and implied claims from titles, bullets, descriptions, images, A+ content, and visible FAQ text.
We map claims to available source material: manual, packaging, supplier statement, test report, declaration, or missing proof.
We flag missing or unclear warnings, manufacturer details, responsible-operator fields, and usage limits at listing level.
We identify language that could trigger buyer complaints, policy scrutiny, or agency review before the seller has evidence ready.
We suggest calmer alternatives that keep the commercial point while reducing unsupported certainty.
We prepare concise questions for the manufacturer or supplier where the listing needs proof or missing product information.
Claim library
Often too broad. Needs product limits, warnings, and factual use conditions.
Needs a credible test basis, test conditions, and product-specific evidence.
Usually needs specificity: material, percentage, standard, or a softer factual statement.
Risky when it implies origin, engineering, or manufacturing that the seller cannot support.
Needs model list, size limits, exclusions, or a narrower compatibility statement.
Needs exact certificate, scope, issuing body, product model, and date before use.
Sample output
The audit separates visible listing risk from missing source material, then turns both into rewrite actions and supplier questions. The example below is a fictional non-food listing, built to show the delivery format.
Demo case
Fictional example. No product certification, test result, or legal conclusion is implied.
Certification and broad safety language are not supported by the visible source set.
Action: remove or verify exact certificate scope.Universal compatibility needs model, size, surface, and installation limits.
Action: narrow to verified use conditions.The listing should not rely on broad safety claims while use limits are missing.
Action: request manual, labels, and supplier statement."Certified safe for every room. German quality design. Works with every cabinet and shelf."
"Designed for dry indoor cabinets and shelves. Confirm installation limits, power source, and warning language against the product manual before publishing."
Intake builder
Send one public listing URL and the context behind it. Setorin replies from sales@setorin.com with a short first screen and a recommended next step.
For agencies
Audit a batch of client listings before EU/UK expansion, catalog refresh, image rewrite, or marketplace-policy review.
Plain spreadsheet, optional agency-branded summary, no direct client contact unless requested.
Setorin does not act as legal counsel, notified body, lab, EU Responsible Person, or marketplace representative.
Beta promise
Setorin is intentionally narrow during beta. The goal is to make one listing safer to publish, not to sell a vague consulting engagement.
No paid audit is recommended unless the first screen finds claim, source, warning, or listing-field gaps worth fixing.
Executive summary, priority matrix, claim-source map, safer rewrite options, supplier questions, and decision log.
If the seller provides extra source material after delivery, we update the relevant rows once during the beta audit window.
Early delivery is manual and quality-controlled. Batch work is accepted only after the first SKU proves the fit.
Beta pricing
$0
One public listing URL, five visible risk or gap notes, and a suggested next step.
$149 / AED 546
Intro price for the first paid test cases. Includes audit sheet, safer rewrites, and supplier questions.
$599 / AED 2,190
Batch audit matrix for up to 10 related SKUs, priority fixes, reusable wording, and source request pack.
Ziina checkout is charged in AED. International cards may show the amount in the cardholder's local currency before confirmation.
Operating policy
Setorin is an independent online listing-risk review service operated from Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Business address: Dickens Circus 3, Up Town Motor City, Al Hebiah First, Dubai 23115, United Arab Emirates.
Seller materials should use only the verified business or mailing address for the active operating setup. Setorin does not provide an EU Responsible Person address.
No food, pharma, cosmetics, medical devices, toys, baby safety, PPE, chemicals, standalone batteries, or conformity-assessment work.
Setorin provides listing-level review and wording support. It does not provide legal advice, certification, lab testing, official filings, or approval guarantees.
FAQ
No. The first screen uses a public listing URL. A paid audit may use seller-provided documents such as manuals, packaging photos, supplier statements, or test-report excerpts.
No. Setorin provides practical listing review, claim inventory, source-gap mapping, and safer wording suggestions. Legal decisions should be reviewed by qualified counsel.
No. Marketplaces and authorities make their own decisions. Setorin helps reduce avoidable listing-level risk and prepare better source questions.
You receive five visible notes. If the notes are useful, you can order a paid SKU audit or batch review.