Browse Node Mapping Table for European Stores

If you are selling in more than one European store, you need to assign browse node IDs to your ASINs for each marketplace. Browse node IDs values will determine where listings appear in the Amazon catalog. If this information is missing or is incorrect, buyers may have difficulty finding, comparing and purchasing your listings. This could affect your sales on Amazon. The Browse Node Mapping Table will help you to identify the right browse node in each European store.

Download the European Browse Node Mapping Table

Find the browse node for your ASIN in your local Browse Tree Guide (BTG) and use it to find the equivalent node for other European stores in the browse node mapping table.

1. Identify the browse node IDs for your products in your local marketplace. You can use:
   • Your local Browse Tree Guide (BTG)
   • The Product Classifier tool
2. Find the corresponding browse node IDs in the other locales using the European browse node mapping table below.
3. Add the browse node IDs provided by the mapping table to your Amazon listings.

Example: You are selling on Amazon.fr. You want to sell the following two products on Amazon.de and Amazon.co.uk:

• Node ID 2429511031 is the node id for Auto and Motorcycle/Motorcycles, Accessories & Parts/Fuel Supply/Tanks
• Node ID 323708011 is the node id for Electronics/Supplies and Accessories/Image and Audio Accessories/Cables/HDMI Cables

Use the European browse mapping table to find the corresponding node IDs in Amazon.de and Amazon.co.uk:

• Node ID 2429511031 on Amazon.fr corresponds to node ID 82799031 on Amazon.de and node ID 2491835031 on Amazon.co.uk
• Node ID 323708011 on Amazon.fr corresponds to node ID 316968011 on Amazon.de and node ID 418466031 on Amazon.co.uk

Use the browse node IDs you found using the European Browse node mapping table in your inventory fields and upload your products on the other European Amazon stores.