For U.S. automotive aftermarket manufacturers

Managed MAP monitoring for aftermarket parts brands.

Know which of your agreed online dealers are advertising priority part numbers below your MAP — matched to exact MPNs, reviewed by a person, and sent to you weekly. No monitoring platform to maintain.

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Bounded, cancelable paid pilots. We never contact your dealers.
One part number · six dealer sites · one MAP line
Illustrative sample · fictional dealers

Part EXM-CAI-4120-BK, MAP $449.00 (Policy v2 · eff. 2026-03-01). Dealer A: $412.99, Potential below-MAP · reviewed. Dealer B: $449.00, At MAP. Dealer C: Not checked · access blocked (403). Dealer D: $429.00, Bundle with filter kit · your policy decides. Dealer E: $449.95, Above MAP. Dealer F: $459.00, Above MAP.

PARTEXM-CAI-4120-BK
MAP SOURCEPolicy v2 · eff. 2026-03-01
CAPTURED2026-10-06 · 09:02–09:31 CT
MATCHExact MPN · operator-verified
§ 01 · The problem

Same part number. Dozens of dealer catalogues.

Your MPNs are listed across independent dealer sites, each with its own titles, finishes, kits and fitment variants. A price only means something once the listing is matched to the exact part on your current MAP sheet.

So we verify the match first, and say so when we can’t.

Illustrative match check for fictional part EXM-CAI-4120-BK across five fictional dealer listings: A · EXM-CAI-4120-BK: Exact match — compared; B · EXM-CAI-4120-PL: Polished variant — different MAP row; C · EXM-CAI-4120: Superseded MPN — confirm with you; D · 4120-BK + filter kit: Bundle — your policy decides; E · no part number shown: Unverified — not compared.
§ 02 · What a finding looks like

Reviewed, not ruled.

Every observation carries the listing, the price as advertised, the MAP row it was compared against, and when we captured it. We call it a potential below-MAP observation — coupons, bundles and exceptions are your policy’s call, not ours.

  1. Callout 1: Advertised price as displayed on the product page — not a cart or checkout price
  2. Callout 2: Part number matched to your current price sheet, checked by a person
  3. Callout 3: MAP reference with its policy version and effective date
  4. Callout 4: Capture time, with a screenshot and page link kept for the report
Illustrative wireframe of a fictional dealer product page for part EXM-CAI-4120-BK advertised at $412.99, compared with a $449.00 MAP from policy v2 effective 2026-03-01, captured 2026-10-06 09:14 CT.
§ 03 · Scope

Scope is counted in listings, not SKUs.

A listing is one part number at one dealer. 25 priority MPNs across 5 agreed dealers is 125 listings, each checked on an agreed schedule — and every check that fails shows up in your report.

Illustrative scope grid: 25 part numbers across 5 fictional dealers, 125 listings. 112 checked at or above MAP all week, 3 potential below-MAP observations, 2 needing policy clarification, 8 that missed one or more checks.
  • Checked, at or above MAP
  • Potential below-MAP observation
  • Needs policy clarification
  • Not checked — reason reported
Illustrative sample
PAID DIAGNOSTIC[PRICE] one-timeA small agreed sample of your part numbers at a few dealers, using your current MAP sheet.
MONITORING PILOT$349 / monthUp to [LISTING CAP] listings on an agreed check schedule, with a weekly reviewed report. Monthly and cancelable. How pilots are scoped
§ 04

How the pilot runs

  1. 01You share your MAP policy and priority part-number list
  2. 02We agree which dealer sites are in scope
  3. 03We verify listing matches and record advertised prices where permitted
  4. 04Reviewed findings and coverage health arrive by email each week
  5. 05You make every policy decision
§ 05 · Boundaries

What a pilot doesn’t include

We’d rather tell you now than in a report.

Is your dealer network a fit?

A short form about your brand, part count and dealers. No policy documents needed at this stage — we only exchange those securely once we both agree it’s a fit.

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