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# Supply Chain Verification

Are your inventory details up to date in your **sellers.json** or **(app-)ads.txt** file? Identify any missing information or issues that could limit your monetization potential.

Follow these steps to make sure everything is complete and accurate:

1. **Update your (app-)ads.txt file**\
   Add all connected partner entries to your file. **See** [Update Your (app-)ads.txt File](/adagio-documentation/account-configuration/manage-supply-chain-related-files/update-your-app-ads.txt-file.md) to access your partner lines in the Adagio platform.
2. **Review supply chain status**\
   Check the supply chain status for each website or app to spot missing information or issues. Go to your [Adagio account](https://app.adagio.io/) and use the **right panel** of your website or app to review details and resolve any blockers. **See** [Review Inventory Supply Chain Status](/adagio-documentation/account-configuration/manage-supply-chain-related-files/review-inventory-supply-chain-status.md) for more information.


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