What is Amazon GCID?
Amazon generates a brand identifier internally. When your brand is successfully registered with Amazon and you provide a key attribute, Amazon will automatically assign a unique Global Catalog Identifier, or GCID, which is 16 characters long and includes letters and numbers.
If an Amazon seller registers a brand on the Amazon platform, Amazon will automatically assign a unique product code called a Global Catalog Identifier (GCID) to the product. When uploading products on the Amazon platform, sellers must provide UPC codes\EAN codes. However, if the seller is assigned a GCID code after successful brand registration, there is no need to purchase UPC codes or EAN codes.
What is the Amazon GCID query process like?
1. Enter the backend and select "Inventory Report".
2. Select "Products on Sale Report".
3. Generate the report, and then wait for the report to be generated and then download it.
4. After downloading the report, look at column W of the report. If you don’t know what column W is, please Baidu the basic operation elements of Excel. Those that start with a number are called GCID, while those that look the same as ASIN do not have a GCID.
Have GCID: Select GCID when uploading, or refresh and obtain GCID.
No GCID: UPC or EAN was used when uploading.
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