Incomplete attributes
Important properties such as colour, size, material or product type may be missing or inconsistently supplied.
Product Data Enrichment
Price Pilot enriches product information with better titles, descriptions, identifiers, categorisation and structured attributes — creating product records that are clearer, more complete and more useful across ecommerce channels.
Product feeds are often built from data collected for a completely different purpose. Titles may be too short, identifiers may be missing, categories may be inconsistent and useful attributes may never have been captured at all.
That does not necessarily make the product unsellable — but it can make it harder for platforms to understand, classify, match and present it effectively.
Important properties such as colour, size, material or product type may be missing or inconsistently supplied.
Supplier titles and descriptions are not always written for Shopping, marketplaces, search or customers.
Brand, GTIN, MPN and model information can be incomplete, inconsistent or buried in unstructured content.
Merchant categories do not always translate cleanly into the taxonomies required by downstream channels.
What we enrich
We focus on information that makes a product easier to identify, understand, classify and use across different ecommerce destinations.
The exact fields vary by product type. A running shoe needs different attributes from a fragrance, a power tool or a sofa. Enrichment should reflect the product, not simply fill every possible field.
Clearer, more descriptive product titles.
Useful product copy built around reliable information.
Normalised product identity where it can be established.
Product identifiers that help matching and classification.
Product type and taxonomy information appropriate to the item.
Colour, size, material, audience and other product-specific data.
Weight, volume, pack quantity and dimensional information.
Useful features, highlights and benefits supported by the product.
Structured values that can be reused in feeds and integrations.
Structured → descriptive
Structured fields such as brand, material, size, colour, dimensions, audience and product type can be combined into clearer titles, descriptions, highlights and other customer-facing content.
That helps make technical product data more useful to people as well as platforms.
Descriptive → structured
Useful product facts are often buried inside titles, descriptions, specifications or supplier copy. Where they can be identified with enough confidence, Price Pilot can turn that information into structured attributes that are easier to reuse across feeds and channels.
The result is a product record that can support both richer content and cleaner downstream data.
We take the product information you already have and identify what is present, missing or inconsistent.
Existing identifiers, supplier information and reliable product sources help establish what the item actually is.
Useful content and attributes are added, normalised and structured while retaining the underlying product identity.
Where practical, we compare performance before and after enrichment to understand whether the improved data created value.
Accuracy matters
Product enrichment should not mean inventing attributes to make a feed look complete. We aim to add information only where it can be supported with enough confidence.
Where a value cannot be established reliably, leaving it blank is often better than supplying inaccurate product data.
That matters for customers, merchants and the platforms receiving the resulting feeds.
COMMERCIAL MODEL
Rather than treating enrichment as a simple per-product data-entry exercise, we want to link our commercial model to the incremental value better product data creates wherever that value can be measured reliably.
The right measurement approach will depend on the channel, catalogue and available baseline. Where incremental measurement is not practical, we can agree an appropriate fixed or project-based structure instead.
The outcome is not a larger spreadsheet. It is product information that is more usable by the systems and people relying on it.
More useful product fields populated where reliable data exists.
Values structured and normalised more consistently across the catalogue.
Stronger identifiers and categorisation can make products easier for channels to understand.
Where measurable, we look for improvements in visibility, engagement and commercial outcomes.
Related service
Enrichment improves the underlying product information. Feed Management takes that data and handles the formatting, validation, scheduling and delivery required by each destination.
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Show us your existing catalogue or feed and we can look at where enrichment may create the most useful improvement.