Content Overwrites
The Content Overwrites page gives you an organization-wide view of ASINs where the live Amazon listing content has been changed externally since the last Autopilot optimization. This helps you quickly identify listings that have drifted from the optimized content Autopilot published — for example, because changes were made by another tool or directly in Seller Central.
Filters
Status
Control which overwrites are shown using the checkbox bar:
Open (default) – Content overwrites that are currently active. The live listing content still differs from Autopilot's reference.
Resolved – Content overwrites that have been resolved, either because the content was restored to match Autopilot's reference or a new optimization was applied. Use the Resolved view to understand how frequently overwrites have impacted your ASINs over time.
Timeframe
Control the date range for when overwrites were detected:
L30D (default)
L90D
All time
Custom date range
Brand
Filter by brand using the dropdown. Only brands with enrolled ASINs in your organization are shown. Select All Brands to clear the filter.
Marketplace
Filter by Amazon marketplace using the dropdown. Select All Marketplaces to clear the filter.
Value Rating
Filter by ASIN value rating (A, B, or C) to focus on your highest-value listings first. Select All Ratings to clear the filter.
Content Overwrite Tiles
Each ASIN with a detected content overwrite is displayed as an expandable tile:
Product Image and Title
ASIN Badge with Parent/Child type — click to navigate to the Product Page
Marketplace Link to the live Amazon listing
Parent ASIN (for Child ASINs) — click to navigate to the parent's Product Page
Brand
Detected — When the content overwrite was first detected
Affected Attributes — Badges showing which listing fields were changed externally (e.g., Title, Bullet Points, Description)
The total number of matching entries is displayed below the list.
Content Comparison
Click on a tile to expand it and see a side-by-side comparison for each affected field.
Each affected field displays:
Autopilot Reference
The content Autopilot published during the last optimization. This is what the listing should contain.
Current Live
The content currently live on Amazon. Differences from the reference indicate where external changes were made.
The status badge next to each field name shows Overwritten to indicate the field has been changed externally.
No manual action is required. Autopilot automatically resubmits its reference content to Amazon to restore the optimized listing whenever an overwrite is detected.
If you see recurring content overwrites for the same ASIN, check whether another tool or team member is making changes to the listing outside of Autopilot. Coordinating listing management through a single tool helps prevent conflicting changes.
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