Where your products stand
For each product, which country, which seller and what price, in one list.
Sales-monitoring service for manufacturers
Kansoku is a sales-monitoring service for manufacturers. It reads sales pages around the world every day and brings who sells your products, at what price, and whether they are authorised onto one screen.
Your product X — sales in four countries
| Country | Seller | Price | Match |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | Authorised store A | ¥12,800 | |
| United States | Seller B | ¥14,600 | Not on the list — review |
| South Korea | Seller C | ¥10,900 | Not on the list — review |
| Taiwan | (no store name) | ¥11,500 | Could not confirm |
What manufacturers run into
The same product page can show a different price and a different seller depending on the country it is opened from.
With Kansoku
Observed every day from each country, all on one screen and in a morning email. On the major Japanese marketplaces, candidate new listings are also laid out on screen every day.
What it does
For each product, which country, which seller and what price, in one list.
Sellers are matched to your authorised-seller list by store identity and sorted into matched, not on the list and could not confirm.
On the major Japanese marketplaces, candidate listings you have not registered are searched for every day and laid out on the Find new listings screen.
Every rise and fall is kept day by day, with the gap to the price you registered for your own product laid out.
Set an owner and a deadline, draft the request and approve it, then observe again to confirm.
Closed listings stay watched; if one comes back, it is linked to the original case and you are told.
A morning email and a weekly report arrive on their own. The weekly report can be printed or saved as a PDF, and the outcome report exported as CSV.
When, from which country and what was on screen, kept together with the page as served.
Finding is not the end
Listings by sellers not on your list are recorded for review, with who did what and by when kept on record.
Spot new sellers and price changes
Match against your authorised-seller list
Set an owner and a deadline
Draft the request; a person approves it
Observe again to see whether the listing is still up
Keep still visible, read but not there, could not be read this time — and report the outcome
Reports that arrive, and a screen that sums up
The morning email and the weekly report arrive on their own; the outcome report can be totalled for any period you choose.
Every morning
Price changes, and new listings by sellers not on your list, in the hands of the person in charge that same morning.
Every week
Matching results, the listings to look at first, price drops, new sellers and progress on cases in one report. Monday morning, by email (Japanese or English) and on screen.
Any time
Pick a period and total what was found, time to action, how cases ended and time spent. Export as CSV for reviews and budget approval.
A record that lasts
Not just a URL: the time, the country, the seller, the price and the page itself are kept together.
A record you can use as it is, for internal reports and for explaining a case to the parties involved.
The machine finds, a person decides
Kansoku finds and records. Whether a listing is counterfeit, unauthorised or a breach of contract is decided by a person — by you.
By industry
Unauthorised sellers and price erosion, and a record of each listing for when a person investigates a possible counterfeit.
Resale abroad, distribution into markets you never contracted, price gaps between countries.
Sellers, prices and stock by model number, and parallel imports.
Which sellers and which countries you are sold in, and the price in each.
Sales outside contracted territories, distributor activity, overseas distribution.
How we observe ― How we observe from each country, the rules we fetch by, and how the record is kept are on a page of their own. Read how we observe →
Daily observation and a lasting record that protect your brand and your distribution — an observation platform for the world market.