DMCA Manager continuously scans marketplaces, domains and keyword matches for unauthorized use of your brand, then routes every hit through your review queue before a single notice goes out. Nothing ships without sign-off, and every action lands in the audit trail.
Detection covers listings & lookalike domains across platforms including
Every match below is a real object in the system: a case with a domain, a source and a status. Nothing here is decorative.
→ case #5029 routed to review queue
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The scanner. Automation, keywords and domain monitoring feed new cases in continuously.
outletvantage-store.com
Flagged by keyword rule
streamreplay-mirror.net
Awaiting platform response
brandclone-deals.co
Listing removed in 19h
market-parallel-goods.com
Editorial use, no action
The review stack. Cases cycle through review_status and dmca_status as your team works the queue.
Guide rights holders through the full statutory counter-notice workflow when a takedown is disputed.
Attach screenshots, source files and brand assets to a case so every claim ships with proof.
USER, SUPPORT and ADMIN roles control who can review, approve and dispatch a case.
Every status transition is logged and exportable: admissible history for legal proceedings.
Get notified the moment a case changes review_status or dmca_status.
Mark owned, authorized, editorial or press domains so they never trigger a false positive.
Hover a stage (or tap on mobile) to see how a case moves through it.
Detection, review and dispute handling: built to work together, not as separate add-ons.
Automated eBay and web scans surface unauthorized listings, each one scored by image-hash confidence. WHOIS-based domain monitoring flags typosquats, TLD swaps and homoglyph lookalikes the moment they’re registered.
Every detected case moves through a role-based review queue before a compliant DMCA notice is drafted and dispatched.
When a takedown is disputed, guide the respondent through the statutory counter-notice process without leaving the platform.
Terrible at knowing when to stop.
That's why every automated match (from an eBay scan, a keyword rule or a monitored domain) waits for a human decision before a single notice goes out. Detection is automatic. Enforcement never is.
Brand protection leads, marketplace enforcement teams and in-house IP counsel.
“We used to find knockoff listings from customer complaints. Now the automation flags them first, and my team just works the review queue every morning.”
Renata Kilburn
Brand Protection Lead, apparel licensing group
“The eBay automation catches reseller accounts we'd never have gone looking for manually. Approving a case and watching dmca_status move to sent takes seconds.”
Desmond Achterberg
Marketplace Enforcement Manager
“The audit trail is what sold legal on this. Every review_status change and every notice we've sent is timestamped and exportable when we need it in writing.”
Priya Nandakumar
IP Counsel, boutique talent agency
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Detection channels
4-stage
Review → enforce pipeline
5
Domain-squat detection types
100%
Actions in the audit trail
One brand or fifty clients: start free, add seats and automation as the caseload grows.
Starter
One brand, one reviewer, no credit card.
Team
For a brand protection team running the full pipeline.
Enterprise
For agencies monitoring brands across many clients.
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