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Quality Scoring

Coming soon.

Quality Scoring will allow AI Workflows to automatically evaluate the completeness and quality of product content using AI driven scoring models.

Instead of manually reviewing products one by one, workflows will be able to calculate quality scores for catalog data automatically.

This will help teams identify:

  • incomplete products

  • low quality content

  • missing enrichment

  • weak SEO structures

  • products requiring manual attention

at scale.


What Quality Scoring will do

Quality Scoring will analyze product data and assign quality indicators or scores based on configured evaluation logic.

Examples may include:

  • content completeness

  • attribute coverage

  • SEO readiness

  • translation completeness

  • enrichment quality

  • marketplace readiness

  • catalog consistency

The scoring system will help prioritize optimization efforts across large catalogs.


Why Quality Scoring matters

Large product catalogs often contain products with varying levels of quality.

Some products may have:

  • complete enrichment

  • strong SEO content

  • structured attributes

while others may still contain:

  • incomplete descriptions

  • missing filters

  • untranslated fields

  • low quality supplier data

Quality Scoring helps identify these differences automatically.


Planned use cases

Quality Scoring workflows may be used for:

  • identifying weak product pages

  • prioritizing enrichment projects

  • monitoring catalog health

  • measuring enrichment quality

  • validating marketplace readiness

  • tracking catalog improvement over time


Example future workflow

Example:

  1. Trigger selects all active products

  2. Quality Scoring evaluates:

    • attribute completeness

    • description quality

    • SEO structure

    • translation coverage

  3. Products receive quality scores

  4. Low scoring products enter enrichment workflows automatically

This creates a self improving catalog automation pipeline.


Planned scoring capabilities

Planned scoring areas may include:

  • content completeness scoring

  • SEO scoring

  • attribute coverage scoring

  • translation quality scoring

  • enrichment quality scoring

  • marketplace readiness scoring

  • consistency scoring

Capabilities may expand over time.


Automated workflow optimization

Quality Scoring will likely integrate with other workflow actions.

Example:

  1. Quality Scoring identifies weak products

  2. Attribute Extraction fills missing attributes

  3. Content Enrichment improves descriptions

  4. Translation localizes content

  5. Validation verifies quality improvements

This creates automated optimization loops inside AI Workflows.


Using scores for prioritization

Quality scores may help teams:

  • focus on high impact products

  • identify catalog weaknesses

  • prioritize manual review

  • monitor AI enrichment performance

  • track catalog improvements over time

This improves operational visibility for large catalogs.


Moderation and visibility

Quality Scoring workflows may support:

  • score visibility

  • AI reasoning

  • moderation review

  • quality recommendations

  • improvement suggestions

This helps teams better understand why products receive certain scores.


Future improvements

Additional scoring capabilities may include:

  • custom scoring models

  • category specific scoring

  • marketplace specific scoring

  • brand guideline scoring

  • competitive benchmarking

  • historical quality tracking


Availability

Quality Scoring is currently under development and will become available in a future release of AI Workflows.


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