Section 01 · Product data
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Every listing checked today
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Strategy · drawn this morning
Linen shirting is your highest demand and your thinnest stock.
The searches driving it tripled in five weeks, and most want a wider cut than you sell.
In short
- What you get
- Control over how your products show up everywhere shoppers look: search, marketplaces, storefronts, assistants.
- How it runs
- You set the rules once. The work runs on a schedule, and only a decision that needs you reaches you.
- What it costs
- The Fitting is free. Pricing is scoped on the call, once we have both read your catalog.
Operated, not tooled
We do the work.
Every month, everywhere.
Named jobs run on a schedule against the rules you approved, whether you open this or not.
Every rule traces to an authority: a channel’s spec, a regulator’s, or yours. Never opinion at scale.
Almost nothing reaches you. What does is a decision only you can make, and it says why.
How each product is actually showing up on the channel right now.
What came back, and whether a missing field on the page is why.
What to make next, from what you sell and what shoppers keep searching for.
Which regulations each product must meet, and where it does not yet. Where nothing is settled, it says so.
Brand rules
The sheet the brand sets once. A learned rule never edits this sheet — it proposes a line for it and you approve the line.
| Path | What it means | Set by | Approved | Cited |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apparel › Tops › Shirts | A full button placket and a collar. No placket at all is knitwear. | Nadia | 69d ago | 84 |
| Apparel › Tops › Knitwear | Knitted and pulled over the head. With a placket it is Outerwear. | Nadia | 69d ago | 61 |
| Apparel › Outerwear | Worn over a top, out of doors. The overshirt lives here. | Ines | 54d ago | 47 |
| Apparel › Bottoms › Denim | A category here, not a fabric. A denim shirt belongs in Shirts. | Ines | 41d ago | 29 |
| Apparel › Accessories › Scarves | A scarf is never filed by its fiber. | Nadia | 33d ago | 12 |
| Three levels, never four | A fourth level splits a collection into rooms nobody walks into. | Nadia | 69d ago | never cited |
Waiting on you
Grouped by who can resolve them. Everything else this month was absorbed without you.
- Why is Ecru coming back more than the other colorways?You asked Wednesday The photograph and the record disagree, and nothing reconciles them. color descriptions · Ecru5 productsReversibleFrom the photograph and your July line sheet
- Why don’t my linen shirts surface for the words customers use?You asked Tuesday Shoppers search fabric and fit; your titles carry style names. fabric attributes · linen61 productsReversibleFrom the product’s own copy and your voice sheet
- Denim has led your storefront demand for three straight weeksWe found this Rise, inseam, leg shape — almost no denim record carries them. fit attributes · denim38 productsReversibleFrom your line sheet, the copy and the photograph
Shelf
How the catalog is sitting on every surface, right now.
| Surface | State | Complete | Reads |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google Shopping | Live | 402 / 412 | Ten held back for a missing GTIN |
| Meta Commerce | Blocked | 408 / 412 | Four pulled — responsible person absent |
| TikTok Shop | Not authorized | not read | No TikTok figure appears anywhere on this workspace |
| Wholesale line sheet | Live | 412 / 412 | September drop went out Tuesday |
| Assistants | Absent, not zero | not read | Two of three answer nothing we can record |
| Absence is a fact about us, never a zero against the brand. | |||
Returns
What came back, and the attribute-level read underneath. No currency anywhere on this surface.
| Attribute | On the record at sale | Return rate | Catalog | Reads |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fabric weight | Absent | 12.8 % | 8.9 % | A sentence the record could not say |
| Model height and size worn | Absent | 11.4 % | 8.9 % | “Fit not as expected”, 61 units |
| Measured length | Present | 7.2 % | 8.9 % | Below catalog. Nothing to do. |
| Color rendition | Present | 8.6 % | 8.9 % | Within noise |
| Exchanges are invisible to the granted scope. They are never counted as a zero. | ||||
Strategy
What moved over ten weeks, and how sure we are. A signal we cannot read cleanly is not called.
| Signal | Was | Now | Confidence | Reads |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Storefront searches for an oversized linen shirt | 32 | 97 | Observed | Tripled in five weeks; every one returns nothing |
| Wide-leg denim demand index | 103 | 92 | Observed | A shape going out of season; you carry thirty-eight |
| Assistant answers that name the brand | 14 % | 22 % | Observed | Moved because of something you approved |
| Merchant Center item disapprovals | 34 | 9 | Observed | The nine left are one field no rule may invent |
| Silk accessories demand index | 84 | 71 | Needs another read | Four of fourteen days unrecorded, so it is not called |
| A window with four days missing from it is not a window. | ||||
Regulated fields
Which fields the record carries, and under which instrument. Never a score or a readiness meter.
| Regime | Instrument | Where it applies | Status | Carried |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GPSR | Regulation (EU) 2023/988 | European Union | In force | 261 / 412 |
| Textile EPR | France L541-10-3 · California SB 707 | France, and California from 2026 | In force | 388 / 412 |
| DPP (ESPR) | Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 | Textiles named, nothing scheduled | Not final | not measured |
| No delegated act exists for textiles, so there is no format to match and no record can be held to one. | ||||
Scarves are never filed by fiber.
Proposed for the sheet. It never edits the line above — you approve it, or it does not land.
ApproveEditNarrowRefuseDescribe the color on the record, in your own lexicon.
A shopper reads this, so nothing is written until you approve. Re-read on the same five in thirty days.
ApproveEditNarrowRefuseWhat the surface shows, against what you sent.
SentLinen Overshirt — Ecru — responsible person: —
Shownlisting removed · 13 Dec 2024 rule
Blocked is always our fault and the row says so.
3.9 points above the catalog, on one missing field.
Not a judgment the record got wrong — a sentence the record could not say. That is the fixable kind.
Reason“fabric not as expected” · 38 units
Shoppers arrived knowing what they wanted, and you had nothing to show them.
Measuredstorefront_search_volume_30d
Returnsnothing, on every one of those searches
A buying signal before it is a search problem, and the decision is not ours.
Applied since 13 December 2024.
Enforced before any authority is involved: marketplaces remove listings that do not carry a responsible person and a traceable manufacturer.
Carried261 / 412 records
Where the work lands
Shoppers can’t buy what they can’t find.
Every surface a shopper searches reads your product from a record, not your photography. We write that record, then check what each surface actually published against it.
Read back this morning
Soline Silk Midi Wrap Dress — Sienna
Your siteLiveComplete
Google ShoppingLiveColor was blank — filled Tue
Meta CommerceLiveComplete
MarketplaceRejectedSize chart — refiled Tue
Retailer feedLiveMaterial was blank — filled Wed
Assistant answerNot citedNo schema — cited Thu
You set the rule once. Everything above ran this week, without you.
The loop that closes
Workflows are how all of it ties together.
A rule you set becomes a step in a named job, which then runs on its own schedule and stops at the one decision that is yours. Your answer becomes a rule the next run follows.
One real workflow, at the size it runs.
Products that don’t surface
Find products the outside surfaces cannot see, teach the record the missing words, then re-measure.
Nine steps. Five have run, one is running, and the rest are waiting on one person.
Steer the gate, then watch which checks stay grey. Nothing goes green until it has run.
What you are actually buying
A normal month.
Most tools hand you a list of everything wrong and call it visibility; nobody reads a permanent stream of bad news twice.
Handled since you last looked
- 5h agoFeed re-validated across four channels
- 2d ago12 disapproved items brought back
Drift is the world’s clock, not your mistake.
Denim has led your storefront demand for three straight weeksWe found this
Rise, inseam, leg shape — almost no denim record carries them.
Why don’t my linen shirts surface for the words customers use?You asked Tuesday
Shoppers search fabric and fit; your titles carry style names.
Autumn Layers is ordered by upload dateYou asked this morning
It leads with two products sold out for eleven days.
Why is Ecru coming back more than the other colorways?You asked Wednesday
The photograph and the record disagree, and nothing reconciles them.
ApproveEditNarrowRefuse
It converges.
Month one is a catalog nobody owned, brought to a standard. Month six is a short list of things the outside world changed.
Items that needed you, per month
Nothing is broken, nothing has drifted unhandled, and everything since your last look was either handled or is waiting on a decision only you can make.
One record under everything
Then you can just ask it.
It all runs on one record. Search results, marketplace listings, what each product earns. Once that record is accurate, there is not much you cannot ask it.
You asked Tuesday
Because the words are not in the record. Your shoppers search fabric and fit; your titles carry style names.
Linen items found for a descriptor query22 %against 41 % for your catalog overall
Storefront searches that returned nothing214top three are all fabric-and-fit phrasings
Linen items carrying a fabric attribute6 %observed 4 minutes ago
Teach the linen records the words shoppers actually use.
ApproveEditNarrowRefuseYou asked Wednesday
Because the photograph and the record disagree, and the record carries nothing a shopper could check the photograph against.
Ecru units returned47Eight weeks to 19 August. Exchanges are outside the granted scope.
Ecru return rate19 %against 9 % for the catalog and 7 % on Indigo — same garment, same photographs
Ecru returns citing “color not as pictured”72 %Thirty-four of forty-seven. It is Ecru’s, not the catalog’s.
Describe the color on the record, in your own lexicon.
ApproveEditNarrowRefuseWe hold nothing for this
We record where your items appear on shopping surfaces, not the prices other brands list. Reading a price off a search result is a guess with a decimal point on it.
What it would take—A price feed you are entitled to read, or a shopping-surface subscription that returns listed prices.
Nothing follows a refusal. It says what it does not hold, what would change that, and stops.
Before the call
You get the Fitting first.
We read your catalog before we meet: how it reads to every system a shopper passes through, every figure traced back to what it was read from, ending in a verdict. It is free, and the demo is built on it.
Section 05 · Where shoppers look
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Where shoppers look for you
| Finding |
|---|
| Search returned soline.example for 7 of 10 sampled products. |
| Nothing you publish answers “washable silk slip dress”. |
| Two stockists outrank your own page for your own style name. |
Section 06 · Assistant visibility
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What the assistants answer
Twelve shopper questions were put to the assistants. Four came back naming soline.example; the other eight named somebody else.
Section 09 · The verdict
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The read, in one page.
Your feed reaches Google Shopping and Meta on every product.
Your own search answers 41 of 50 shopper phrasings.
Eight of twelve assistant answers name somebody else.
Sizing and material are absent on two thirds of the catalog.
Book a demo
We read your catalog first, so you arrive having seen it.
- Pick a time, tell us your domain.
- We read your live surfaces and send you the Fitting.
- We meet and walk through it in the product.
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