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The web knows your products.
Now so does your catalog.

From an EAN or a reference, the enrichment agent finds your products on the brand, manufacturer and main retailer websites. It cross-checks the sources, sets aside unreliable ones and fills in your fields.

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01The starting point

The product is everywhere online.
Except in your catalog.

The brand publishes the product page, retailers copy it, sometimes with discrepancies. Copying by hand means picking a source at random and spending ten minutes per product.

  • Ten tabs for one productBrand website, retailers, comparison sites: every product needs its own tour of the web.
  • Values that don’t matchOne retailer says 1.7 kg, another 1.9 kg: which one do you publish?
  • Poor-quality photosGrabbed by hand, images are small, cropped or stamped with a logo.

02How it works

You ask. The agents take care of it.

  1. 01Provide an identifierAn EAN, a manufacturer reference or a product name is enough.
  2. 02A search on the right sitesThe brand’s website, the manufacturer’s and those of the main retailers, first.
  3. 03Sources are cross-checkedA value confirmed by several reliable sites is kept; discrepancies and doubtful sources are set aside.
  4. 04Check or chainEvery value found can be edited if needed, then writing can follow.
  • EAN
  • Manufacturer reference
  • Product name
  • Brand
  • URL

03The result in Upsellr

Cross-checked data,
ready to publish.

Specifications and photos land in your fields, confirmed by several sources.
Whatever the web doesn’t say stays flagged.

  • FoundBy EAN or reference
  • Cross-checkedSeveral sources that agree
  • SourcedEvery value cites its sites

Illustrative example · sample data

04What makes the difference

How the enrichment agent makes what it finds reliable.

  • The right sites first.

    The agent starts with the brand and manufacturer websites, then the main retailers. Forums and doubtful sites are set aside.

  • One value, several sources.

    When three sites say 1.7 kg and a fourth says 1.9 kg, the confirmed value is kept and the discrepancy flagged.

  • Photos worthy of your products.

    The agent favors the brand’s images, in good resolution, and leaves out cropped or logo-stamped ones.

05Results to document

What you’ll be able to measure.

  • Search time per product
  • Share of values confirmed by several sources
  • Number of products still without a photo

Your questions.
Practical answers.

What you need to know before your first request.

Which sites does the agent search?

First the brand and manufacturer websites, then those of the main retailers. Forums and unreliable sites are set aside.

What happens when two sites contradict each other?

The value confirmed by the most reliable sources is kept, and the discrepancy is flagged.

Do I need to provide a URL?

No. An EAN, a reference or a product name is enough. A URL helps when the product is rare.

Are the retrieved photos usable?

The agent favors the brand’s images, in good resolution, and leaves out cropped or logo-stamped ones.

What if the product can’t be found online?

It stays flagged. Your own documents, PDFs and photos can then take over.

An EAN is enough.
The agent tours the web.

Try it on your products or explore web search in a personalized demo.

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