Public readiness7 of 9 applicable checks completed · Rubric v1.0
Product truthTwo availability values conflict
FailMachine readabilityOffer data is incomplete
WarningBusiness evidenceReturns policy is discoverable
Pass
COMMERCE EVIDENCE / NO SIGN-IN
FixSKU reviews the public evidence behind your catalog, finds product and business-data gaps, and turns confirmed findings into developer-ready fixes.
Public pages only · No repository access required · No paid AI providers
Public readiness7 of 9 applicable checks completed · Rubric v1.0
Product truthTwo availability values conflict
FailMachine readabilityOffer data is incomplete
WarningBusiness evidenceReturns policy is discoverable
PassConfirm the storefront and the public evidence a diagnostic may inspect.
Show the exact source and conflict behind every finding.
Translate high-impact gaps into implementation-ready work.
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THE STOREFRONT AI SEES
A buyer sees a product page. Machines assemble a product from markup, feeds, policies, crawl paths, and public claims. When those signals disagree, confidence breaks before the sale begins.
S1Product page
S2Product & Offer schema
S3Merchant feed links
S4Shipping and returns
S5Brand identity pages
C1Price differs by source
C2Stock status is stale
C3Variant identity is unclear
C4Policy facts are hard to retrieve
C5No authoritative source wins
PUBLIC EVIDENCE / CLEAR LIMITS
FixSKU checks the facts shoppers depend on, shows the public source behind each finding, and clearly marks anything it could not test.
Price, currency, stock, variants, shipping, and returns visible on public storefront pages.
Visible fact ↔ public sourceWhether important product pages and policies are easy for machines to find and retrieve.
Page ↔ discovery pathWhether official brand and policy pages provide one consistent source of truth.
Claim ↔ official sourceStructured data, crawl instructions, public feeds, and retrieval signals—reported with their source and limitation.
Observed ↔ not observedFROM SIGNALS TO A FIX PLAN
AVAILABILITY / NO SURPRISES
Every service starts with a confirmed scope. Connected monitoring is offered only after the required data source and access are approved.
| Service | Availability | What you receive |
|---|---|---|
| Diagnostic request | Available | Submit one storefront and target markets for a human scope review. Entering a URL does not start an automated scan. |
| Evidence-backed audit | Scoped service | A reviewed record of public product facts, conflicts, sources, confidence, and limitations. |
| Developer fix blueprint | Scoped service | Prioritized fixes with business impact, implementation notes, and acceptance criteria. |
| Approved implementation | By agreement | Only explicitly approved content, structured-data, feed, or storefront changes within the written scope. |
| Ongoing monitoring | Requires connection | Repeat checks and drift alerts only for approved sources and supported surfaces named in the scope. |
CONTROL STAYS WITH YOUR TEAM
The diagnostic begins with scope review. Any future connected work is governed by human approval, an audit trail, and a rollback path.
Scope review before work begins
Source attached to every finding
Applicable-check scoring only
Human approval for external changes
Retest on the same rubric
FAQ / STRAIGHT ANSWERS
No. FixSKU improves the clarity, consistency, and retrievability of public commerce evidence, then measures what changed. AI providers control their own answers.
Nothing is scanned when you enter the URL. It is carried into the diagnostic request so you can review the storefront and scope first.
Only applicable checks that completed are scored. Not applicable, unavailable, not tested, and requires connection are shown as coverage states—not zeroes. Every result names its rubric version.
Not during the diagnostic. Any future implementation happens only within an agreed scope and with human approval before external changes.
DIAGNOSTIC REQUEST / SCOPE FIRST
Enter one commerce domain. We will carry it into the current diagnostic request so you can review the scope before any work begins.