Ecommerce identifies a suspicious seller or rogue product listing.
Every team sees
what it needs.
Nothing more.
Granular access controls let legal lead every IP enforcement decision while ecommerce safely uses the seller analytics and revenue intelligence needed to protect the business.
- REVIEW
- APPROVE
- ENFORCE
- ANALYZE
- FLAG
- SUBMIT
Suspicion in.
A structured decision out.
Ecommerce teams can safely flag suspicious sellers and rogue listings for evaluation. IPSecure enriches each request with the relevant intelligence so legal receives a clear, prioritized decision—not another email or spreadsheet.
IPSecure attaches the seller, offer, sales, inventory, and available evidence.
Legal receives a structured queue rather than disconnected requests.
Legal approves, rejects, monitors, or initiates the correct enforcement action.
Control every user.
Control every action.
IPSecure can precisely define what each user sees, where they can operate, and which steps they can take—without slowing down the teams responsible for protecting the brand.
Role
Define access for legal, ecommerce, investigator, executive, or custom user roles.
Brand + product
Limit visibility to the brands, product lines, SKUs, and listings a user supports.
Marketplace
Control access by Amazon or Walmart region, marketplace, geography, and program.
Action
Separate viewing, flagging, reviewing, approving, and launching enforcement actions.
Use the identity
your company
already trusts.
IPSecure® integrates with federated identity and single sign-on systems, allowing users from large enterprise brands to access the platform using their company identity and email address.
SOC 2 VERIFIEDVerified controls.
Trusted collaboration.
IPSecure is SOC 2 verified, reinforcing the operational controls and security practices behind the platform our customers use to protect sensitive investigations, seller intelligence, and enforcement decisions.
Connect the teams.
Protect the decision.
Give legal complete control, ecommerce actionable intelligence, and every user precisely the access their role requires.
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