Quality audit
What to fix,
and where to start.
Marcus
Amazon01The starting point
A page can look fine,
and still miss the essentials.
A missing weight, a brand written in capitals, a one-line description: nothing in the back office flags it. Across a whole catalog, these gaps become impossible to track.
- Too many products to check by handChecking by eye lets gaps slip through.
- Unclear prioritiesNobody knows which products to start with.
- Errors discovered too lateA customer complaint or a channel rejection reveals them.
02How it works
You ask. The agents take care of it.
- 01The scopeThe whole catalog, a category, a brand or a selection.
- 02Your rulesYour taxonomy and your channels’ requirements say what to check.
- 03Gaps grouped togetherMissing fields, values to harmonize, content to rework, with the products affected.
- 04The fixesYou choose what to launch: enrichment, generation or a manual fix.
Whole catalog
Category
Brand
Supplier
Selection
03The result in Upsellr
A diagnosis
you can act on.
Every gap is named, with the rule involved and the products to rework.
You choose what to fix instead of browsing the catalog at random.
- IdentifiedThe catalog’s gaps
- ExplainedThe rule involved
- Yours to decideThe fixes to launch
Illustrative example · sample data
04What makes the difference
Your rules become checks.
Your rules drive the audit.
Your taxonomy and your channels’ requirements say what matters: a dimension essential for a piece of furniture isn’t for a face cream.
Gaps grouped, not a score.
What the audit finds is sorted by type, with the number of products affected: you see where to focus the effort.
From finding to action.
A missing field goes to enrichment, a thin description goes back to generation, a duplicate is removed or kept.
Enrich05Results to document
What you’ll be able to measure.
- Number of gaps, by type
- Products fixed after the audit
- Catalog quality, measured against the same rules
Your questions.
Practical answers.
What you need to know before your first request.
What does the audit check?
Required fields, consistency of values, categories and content, according to your rules and the chosen scope.
Can I audit just one category?
Yes. You can limit the analysis to a category or a selection of products.
Where do the audit’s rules come from?
From your taxonomy and your channels’ requirements.
Does the audit change my products?
No. It tells you what to fix; fixes are separate actions that you launch.
When should I run another audit?
After a large import, before opening a new channel, or when your rules change.
Your catalog has weak spots.
Make them visible.
Try it on your products or explore the audit in a personalized demo.
