Know which catalog fixes help products get found.

We test your searches and filters the way shoppers use them, then trace each miss back to the product data behind it.

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Furniture catalog work since 2018.

Finding 03 Green filter misses this sofaColor family: not recordedFix: add GreenRechecked ✓

Shop sofas

✓ Color: Green

Alder 3-seat sofaAppears with Green selected

A matching sofa, missing from the filter.

We traced the miss to one empty field, agreed the fix with you, then ran the same filter again.

What we found

Green filter leaves out a matching sofa

The Alder sofa shows under Sofas, but disappears when shoppers select Green.

Shop sofasColor: Green0 Alder results

Product record

Alder 3-seat sofa

SKU: AL-204-SG
Supplier color: Sage
Color family: ~~Not recorded~~ Green

The Green filter reads color family, and this field was empty. Sage stays as the color name shoppers see.

Checked after the change

✓ Color: Green

Alder 3-seat sofa · appears with Green selected

What an audit checks.

Searches in shoppers' words

Product names and everyday terms, guided by your search logs where you can share them.

"sleeper sofa" / "sofa bed"

Searches with measurements

Whether queries with sizes and unit shorthand return the right products.

84" / 84 in / 84 inch

Filter coverage

Matching products compared with filtered results, to find records that drop out.

Sage → Green family

Category boundaries

Whether similar products sit together and each category has the filters shoppers need.

Sectionals › Sofas

Source to storefront

A visible mistake traced through the product record back to the supplier sheet.

Supplier sheet → Record → Page

Priorities and rechecks

Findings ranked by the shopping task they affect, and checked again after each fix.

Finding → Fix → Recheck

From a shopper's search to an agreed fix.

1
Choose the scope

We agree the categories and searches to review, using your search logs if available.
2
Test the storefront

We run a repeatable set of searches and filter selections and record the results.
3
Trace the findings

We compare what shoppers see with the product records and approved sources.
4
Agree the work

You approve the priorities, and we make the catalog changes in your systems.
5
Check the result

We repeat the affected tests and log what changed and what still needs a decision.

Search settings stay with whoever manages your search. We pass those findings on to them.

Follow each finding through to its outcome.

Every hour is logged with the task and what came out of it, and the log comes to you every two weeks.

Example audit log

Mon 3 Sofa search checks 12 searches tested; 3 findings recorded 1h 40m

Tue 4 Color filter review 18 records checked; 4 color-family values added 1h 15m

Tue 4 Decision needed: "sofa bed" terms Confirm whether futons should show for "sofa bed" 0h 15m

Wed 5 Filter recheck 4 updated sofas confirmed under Green 0h 30m

US$14 / A$21 an hour

Management and coordination aren't billed. No minimum commitment. No lock-in.

Your monthly cap

You set a monthly cap. We notify you as you approach it, and you decide whether work continues or waits.

Optional 20-hour pilot

Start with a 20-hour pilot for US$280 / A$420. If it misses the agreed criteria, you don't pay.

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Good times for an audit.

After a platform move.

Check familiar searches and filters still find the same products on the new store.

A new supplier range.

See how incoming categories and values connect to your existing filters.

A regular search review.

Use your most frequent searches to choose what to look at next.

A category refresh.

Check the new structure still lets shoppers narrow the range sensibly.

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