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Using Amazon Brand Registry: Granting Rights and Reseller Access

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This article explains how to grant rights to another brand and how to obtain rights as a reseller on Amazon.

Amazon Brand Registry provides tools to help brand owners protect their registered trademarks on Amazon. To participate, your brand must have a registered and active trademark in the country where you wish to enroll.

Granting rights to another brand

  1. Login & access: Sign in to your Brand Registry account.

  2. Brand management: Navigate to the dashboard and select "Brand Management".

  3. Assign rights: Choose the brand you want to grant rights to and click "Add User".

  4. User information: Enter the new user's email and select the appropriate permissions (e.g. Administrator, Rights Owner).

  5. Send invitation: Confirm and send the invitation. The new user will receive an email to confirm their access.

Obtaining rights as a reseller

  1. Contact: Reach out to the brand owner and request access.

  2. Invitation: The brand owner must invite you via their Brand Registry dashboard.

  3. Accept invitation: You will receive an email with an invitation link. Follow the link to accept the invitation.

  4. Confirm access: Once confirmed, you will have the assigned rights and can operate within those permissions.

Eligibility requirements

To be eligible for the Amazon Brand Registry:

  1. Trademark requirements: Your brand must have an active registered trademark, or a pending trademark application submitted via Amazon IP Accelerator.

  2. Accepted trademark offices: Registrations from various international trademark offices, such as USPTO (USA), EUIPO (EU), and others, are accepted.

  3. Brand name matching: The trademark text must match the brand name used in your application and appear on your products or packaging.

For more detailed information and step-by-step guidance, visit Amazon Brand Registry Eligibility.

By following these steps, you can effectively manage brand rights and reseller access, ensuring your intellectual property is protected on Amazon.