Before and after, attribute by attribute
Not a single score. Each attribute you touched, what it was worth before, and what it is worth now.
Decision Verification
You populated the top attribute. Send the repaired catalogue back and we recompute the same measurement, so you can show exactly what moved. No traffic, no waiting, no test to design.
Products a shopper still cannot separate
One attribute populated on the shelf we measured. Same method both runs, so the two numbers are comparable.
Where you are
Fields filled
71%93%
A quarter of work, and the dashboard agrees.
Right fields?
Nobody can say
Completeness cannot answer this. It only counts the fields you thought to define.
Enrichment projects have a reporting problem. The work is real, it takes a quarter, and at the end the only evidence is that some fields are fuller than they were. Nobody can tell whether the right fields got filled, and the person who approved the budget is entitled to ask.
The usual answer is to wait for traffic and hope conversion moved. That takes months, it is confounded by everything else you shipped, and a bad number still will not tell you whether the enrichment was wrong or the weather was.
You should not have to wait a quarter for traffic to tell you whether you filled in the right fields.
Two ways to prove it
Both answer the same question. Only one of them answers it while the team still remembers what they did.
Needs the traffic to power it, and still cannot isolate the enrichment.
Deterministic, and it isolates exactly the thing your team changed.
What it looks like
The same measurement on the repaired catalogue, so the two runs are directly comparable.
Why the slow route is the expensive one
What happens
The same shelf, with whatever your team managed to populate. It does not need to be finished; partial repairs measure fine and often tell you where to stop.
Identical method, identical attributes, so the two runs are comparable. Nothing is re-tuned between them, which is the only way a before and after means anything.
Coverage per attribute, how much of the gap closed, and where your readiness number landed. Written so it can be forwarded to whoever signed the budget.
What you get
Not a single score. Each attribute you touched, what it was worth before, and what it is worth now.
The count of products a shopper still cannot separate. On the shelf we measured it went from 94 to 31 after one attribute was populated.
A document that stands on its own, written for the person who approved the spend rather than for the person who did the work.
This is a property of your catalogue, computed from your catalogue. There is no traffic to accumulate and no test to design.
Before you commit
Questions
Same category, same measurement, and a document you can hand to whoever asked whether it was worth doing.
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