Get Product Listing

Read the live listing content for one of your enrolled ASINs.

get_asin_listing

Fetches the live listing content Autopilot holds for a single ASIN in a specific marketplace: title, item highlights, bullet points, description, search terms, brand, images, and variation information. It's the tool the assistant uses whenever you want to see or reason about what's actually on a product's listing.

When it's used

Use it any time a question is about the current content of a listing — reviewing the title and bullets, checking the description, seeing how a product is written today, or comparing content before deciding what to improve. You can also ask whether that live content is the content Autopilot optimized and published, or whether it has since drifted (see Publishing status below). It pairs naturally with the Keyword Bank, USPs, and Facts tools for a fuller picture.

What you can ask

"Show me the current title and bullet points for B07XYZ1234 in the US."

"What does the description say for this ASIN on Amazon UK?"

"Is this a parent or child ASIN, and what are its variations?"

"Is the content Autopilot optimized still live on B07XYZ1234, or has it been overwritten?"

"Which fields on this ASIN are still waiting to go live on Amazon?"

Parameters

Parameter	Required	Description
asin	Yes	The 10-character ASIN.
marketplace_id	Yes	Which marketplace to read (see the Tools page for IDs).
include_publishing_status	No	The assistant adds this when your question is about publishing or live status, returning a per-field publishing_status section (see below). You don't set it yourself. Off by default.

What you get back

The listing content for the ASIN in that marketplace, including:

• Title, item highlights, bullet points, and description.

• Search terms (backend keywords).

• Brand, images, and variation info (parent/child relationships).

Publishing status

When you ask whether your optimized content is actually live, the assistant returns a publishing_status section alongside the listing. It reports, per content field, whether the live content is what Autopilot published or has diverged - the same statuses shown on the portal Product Page - so you can search for exactly which fields are live, pending, or overwritten. It contains:

• Theme - the live content theme, with its type (evergreen or seasonal) and title.

• Fields - one entry per content field (title, item_highlights, bullet_points, description, search_terms), each with a status:

  • live - Autopilot's reference content is what's live on Amazon.

  • submitted - sent to Amazon and awaiting confirmation.

  • blocked - submitted more than 7 days ago but not yet applied.

  • overwritten - changed externally since the last optimization.

  When a field's status is anything other than live, a reference_value is included showing what should be live.

When there's no active theme and nothing published, fields is empty and no theme is returned.

Only ASINs enrolled with your organization are accessible. If a listing isn't found, confirm the ASIN and marketplace, and that the product is enrolled in Autopilot.