
Make products easier to find, compare, and buy by completing the catalog details that search engines and AI assistants need.
Products stay eligible, competitive, and actionable when an AI shopping agent does the researching, comparing, and buying.
A closed loop that scores, enriches, distributes, and monitors every SKU for the AI shopping surfaces where agents now pick products.
Scores every SKU against seven readiness dimensions, drafts sourced enrichment, and runs shopper prompts to find and fix gaps.
Product feeds were built for filter navigation: price, color, size, and a product identifier. An AI shopping agent asks a different kind of question. A shopper planning a rocky 50k trail race wants to know about terrain, cushioning, and foot support, and a feed that carries only the standard fields cannot answer any of it. When the engine cannot understand the product, the product is not in the conversation.
Commerce teams spent two decades stripping product data down to what a search index and a filter menu needed. Agentic shopping rewards the opposite: enough content and context for an agent to reason about why this product, for this shopper, now. Readiness is not a publishing problem. It is a data governance problem, and it sits upstream of the answer engine and the search result.
The platform runs one loop over the catalog a brand or retailer already has. Six stages repeat rather than rewrite once. Ingest reads the existing catalog from the systems of record in whatever format it arrives, so nothing is re-platformed. Evaluate scores every SKU from 0 to 100 against seven weighted readiness dimensions, from identity and discoverability through conversational readiness, visual assets, and trust signals, and attaches a specific fix to each shortfall instead of a grade.
Enrich writes the agentic layer over the standard fields: attributes, titles, descriptions, and question-and-answer content, each with its source, drawn from the brand's legal, go-to-market, and policy material the agents are trained on. The commerce team approves every change before it moves. Distribute renders approved data in the format each shopping surface expects, and Sync writes the approved changes back to the system of record so the catalog and the engines do not drift apart.
Monitor closes the loop. It runs shopper-like prompts across engines continuously, roughly 100 live prompts per product, and scores each product on visibility, win rate, top-three placement, and content accuracy. Every gap links to the exact fix, which re-enters at Ingest and makes the next pass sharper. Agents do the scoring, the drafting, and the gap analysis; the commerce team keeps approval, and the systems of record keep the master data.
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Make products easier to find, compare, and buy by completing the catalog details that search engines and AI assistants need.

100 product descriptions in 30 minutes, against 100 a day by hand.
Product recommendations arrive with a reason a shopper can read, not only a score.
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