Stop risky marketplace content before it reaches buyers

Screen listings, product images, reviews, seller profiles, and buyer messages against the same marketplace policy. Hold risky content before publication or review it in the background, then return the result to the workflow that owns the listing or conversation.

Marketplace growth increases both content volume and the incentive for abuse. Insion connects each decision to the original item and seller so your team can add categories, regions, and inventory without building a separate safety pipeline for each one.

Fraudulent inventory creates costs beyond the refund

A fraudulent listing generates support work, damages buyer confidence, and gives a bad actor another path to reach customers. Manual advance review slows legitimate supply, while simple keyword filters miss product images, linked sites, and context. As inventory grows, review work expands and enforcement varies by reviewer or product team.

The expensive part is not one moderation decision. It is maintaining separate filters, review processes, seller status logic, and audit context across a changing marketplace. Insion provides one moderation layer, so content volume can grow without review operations and internal tooling growing at the same rate.

Moderate content across the transaction journey

Use the same integration for:

• Listing titles, descriptions, specifications, and product images
• Seller profiles, storefront copy, and linked websites
• Ratings, buyer reviews, and photos uploaded by users
• Messages between buyers and sellers, plus checkout links outside the platform

Insion keeps listings, reviews, and messages distinct while preserving the original item, seller, and category behind each decision. The result stays useful inside the marketplace rather than becoming an isolated moderation label.

Choose when the marketplace should wait

Check a listing immediately when publication should wait. Process edits, reviews, or messages in the background when the customer experience should continue without delay.

Insion evaluates the record against your configured rules, stores the status, and exposes it in the dashboard. The linked seller connects decisions across listings and messages. Your engineers build the flow once; policy owners can change rules without shipping another marketplace filter.

Define rules for marketplace transactions

Included presets such as Spam, Phishing, Adult content, Weapon components, Illegal drugs, and Government services provide focused starting points. Add custom rules for the boundaries that make your marketplace distinct.

For example, you can allow authentic vintage collectibles in approved categories while flagging replica identity documents, payment instructions outside the platform, or inventory prohibited by your seller policy. That keeps broad risks reusable while category language and allowed context remain explicit.

Turn decisions into marketplace actions

Use immediate moderation when publication should wait for a result, and background moderation for edits, reviews, or messages that can continue without waiting. Developers can follow the quickstart when the marketplace workflow is ready to connect.

When a listing is flagged, Insion can notify your product to hold publication or remove it while preserving the decision for investigation. A seller-status change can help restrict a repeat offender across listings and messages. Your application chooses the exact enforcement action.

Set the number of flagged records that triggers automatic suspension. If the count later falls below that threshold, Insion can return the seller to compliant status. Mark trusted or sensitive sellers as protected when your team needs to investigate before account action. If appeals are enabled, an eligible suspended seller can request review and your team can approve or reject it with the decision trail attached.

The same moderation foundation now covers listings, edits, reviews, and conversations. Configurable rules, retained decisions, account controls, notifications, protection, and appeals replace a collection of separate systems your team would otherwise have to operate.