Product catalogue at scale
Faster catalogue onboarding, fewer pack, attribute and channel errors, and more consistent customer content.
Catalogue maintenance time, returns, order errors and channel-rejection costs reduced.
Slow launches, incorrect pack sizes or prices and inconsistent content continue to create returns and disputes.
25,000 SKUs × 5 minutes annual maintenance saved × AUD 55/hour = approximately AUD 115k.From trusted evidence to a controlled capability.
Product identifiers, pack sizes, units, attributes, hierarchies, media, supplier facts and channel requirements are governed across ERP, WMS and commerce. Source authority and effective dates are explicit, with channel rejection, return and correction reasons linked to catalogue defects.
AI can extract and normalise supplier catalogue data, classify products, detect unit or attribute inconsistencies and generate channel-ready copy. It can prioritise enrichment and mapping work while governed product owners approve facts and release.
A supplier sends 2,000 new lines with inconsistent pack descriptions and abbreviations, requiring weeks of manual mapping before customers can order them.
Document and matching models propose product classes, pack conversions and attribute mappings with confidence and source evidence. Low-confidence unit conversions are held, while approved facts feed draft channel content.
Catalogue staff approve high-confidence mappings and resolve exceptions once. Measures include lines onboarded per day, attribute completeness, unit errors, channel rejection and order corrections.
Product and commercial owners approve identifiers, units, claims, prices and publication; AI cannot infer unsupported specifications or release a catalogue automatically.
- Catalogue onboarding throughput
- Attribute and unit accuracy
- Channel rejection and order correction