NoticeLens
Free seller self-check tools

Paste the notice. Get a checklist.

A free, browser-based starting point when a marketplace asks for documents, questions your account, or rejects a file. No sign-up, no uploads, no promises — just the things worth checking before you resubmit.

Text only. No screenshots are needed and no files are uploaded.

Free, no accountNo uploadsRuns in your browser No tracking scriptsNothing is sent to us

How it works

Three steps. The tool shows you general checklists; every decision stays with you.

01

Paste the wording

Copy the text of the notice and pick the marketplace site. Nothing leaves your browser.

02

See the matching checklist

The text is matched against a compiled list of commonly seen phrases. You get the relevant general checks, not a verdict.

03

Decide what to do

Print or download a one-page checklist, then verify against your own notice and current official pages.

Three free tools

Each one outputs a checklist. None of them judges your case, calculates money, or tells a marketplace what to do.

Main tool8 languages planned

Notice self-check

Paste a rejection or document request and get a printable one-page checklist, with a report ID for your own records.

Open the tool → US onlyEnglish

Seven-element gap check

Paste a spreadsheet and see which of the seven data elements are blank. Reports gaps only — never a compliance conclusion.

Open the tool → US / EU / UK referencesEnglish

Tariff change checklist

Enter an HS code and destination to get the list of items worth checking, with official sources. No rates, no cost calculation.

Open the tool →

Read the wording, line by line

Short guides built around the exact phrases sellers search for after a rejection. Two samples in this English draft.

Phrase guide

“test report older than 12 months”

What is usually behind this wording, what to check before paying for a retest, and why the 12-month and 180-day figures should both be verified.

Read the guide → Phrase guide

“responsible person information missing”

The label and documentation elements commonly checked on EU listings, plus the mistakes that lead to a second rejection.

Read the guide →

What this is not

  • Not a determination of why your case was rejected.
  • Not an appeal writing service, and not a plan of action generator.
  • Not legal advice, a compliance opinion, or a test conclusion.
  • Not a promise of reinstatement, first-pass approval, or any timeline.
  • Not affiliated with any marketplace, customs authority or certification body.
This is a free self-check aid. It matches pasted text against a compiled list of commonly seen phrases and shows general checklists. It does not determine the cause of your case, does not tell you what to submit, and is not legal, compliance, or marketplace advice. No reinstatement, first-pass approval, or processing time is promised. Rules compiled 2026-11-14; re-check within 30-60 days.

English is the only language in this draft. The other seven languages are planned for the next build; each one needs its own real notification wording, not a machine translation of these phrases.