Product
Four products, and they are a staircase rather than a suite. Each one is useful on its own, each one has an exit, and the last one is the only one that touches your storefront at all.
You send one category export. We work out which missing attributes would do the most to help your shoppers tell your products apart, rank them, and hand you the list with the affected products attached. The ranking is measured in bits of decision information, not guessed from click data.
What it needs from you: One CSV or JSON export. No code, no tag, no system access.
Once your team has populated the top attribute, we run the same measurement again and show you what moved: coverage per attribute, how much of the gap closed, and where your readiness number landed. This needs no traffic and no waiting, because it is a property of your catalogue rather than of your visitors.
What it needs from you: The repaired catalogue, re-exported.
Catalogues decay. New products arrive unrecorded, supplier feeds change shape, and a category that was ready last quarter quietly stops being ready. Monitor re-runs the measurement as your catalogue changes and tells you when a shelf slips, naming the cause rather than just the number.
What it needs from you: A recurring export, or a feed.
The runtime reads the live session, what someone browses, searches and filters, and ranks your catalogue against what it can infer. It asks a question only when the answer would change what it shows. It runs alongside your existing store and search, and it replaces neither.
What it needs from you: One script tag, and a pilot before any money changes hands.
Most vendors would not put that on a product page. It is true here: the audit hands you a ranked, finite list of work you can do yourself, and if your team closes the top gap the audit has already paid for itself. Steps two and three make that repeatable. Step four is the only one that needs anything on your site, and it comes last for a reason.
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