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# Detail

### Overview

The `Detail` operation is used to retrieve detailed information about a specific product on Amazon. This operation can be called using either the ASIN (Amazon Standard Identification Number) or a direct product URL.

This operation provides access to a comprehensive set of product details, such as (but not limited to):

* Product title
* Brand information
* Category
* Price (range if multiple variations exist)
* Product images
* Stock availability
* Descriptions and specifications
* Prime eligibility

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### Use Cases

This operation supports a wide range of use cases across different e-commerce and data automation scenarios. Some common examples include:

* Fetching detailed information for price tracking tools
* Supporting arbitrage or dropshipping workflows through product analysis
* Enriching product content for manual or automated listing systems

### Accepted Input Types

* `asin` (e.g. `B09QWZJDFS`)
* `url` (e.g. `https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09QWZJDFS`)

Both input types are supported. However, using `asin` is more stable and recommended.

### Available Through

This operation is available via both **Realtime Service** and **Bulk Service**. The bulk version allows you to query multiple ASINs in a single request, which is ideal for high-volume use cases.