Foundation · 2 min
What you need to know
What should you prepare first?
Make each product page public and complete: name, image, key characteristics, size, price, currency, stock status, shipping information and the correct product link. Check that variant choices have their own accurate facts.
Why do stock and compatibility matter?
An assistant that sees an old stock status may suggest a product you cannot ship. A vague statement that every accessory fits every product can cause the wrong purchase.
How should merchants track new channels?
Read each channel’s official merchant documentation, record eligibility and setup requirements, and test the actual customer path. Keep one reliable catalog record so changes can flow to the places the store chooses to use.
What is a small-store readiness check?
Select five important products and compare their page, cart, and catalog records. Confirm the chosen size, price, currency, stock and delivery information remain consistent from discovery to purchase.
Also check your business identity and customer policies. A product result is less useful when a buyer cannot tell who sells it or how returns work.
What should you check before joining a channel?
Read the current product, policy, data-use, and merchant requirements. Also check whether your business can keep prices and availability updated at the speed the channel expects.
A new channel creates ongoing work, including rejected items, changed specifications, and customer support. Assign an owner before sending the full catalog.
Foundation · 2 min
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to join every AI shopping channel?
No. Start with channels relevant to your customers and products. Evaluate their requirements, controls, and measurable value before expanding.
What should I fix first?
Fix inaccurate or conflicting product facts first. New distribution cannot repair a product record that gives buyers the wrong price or availability.