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A list of twelve thousand problems is not a to-do list. It is a reason to quit.

One inbox for the whole catalog. Each problem counted once, moved open to resolved, and confirmed against your live store before anything is called done.

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Issues

318 open, counted once each

Re-verified from Shopify

  • Missing GTIN

    Coffee · Whole bean

    Open

  • Description too short

    Merchant Center

    Fixing

  • Poor alt text

    142 products

    Verifying

  • Duplicate product title

    Closed this morning

    Resolved

Not done until your live store says so. Resolved means Atlios re-read Shopify and confirmed.

One inbox for every catalog issue, open to resolved.

One inbox for the whole catalog, with each fix confirmed on your live store.

  1. 01

    One issue, counted once

    The same problem seen twenty times is one entry, not twenty. Your counts show the real work left.

  2. 02

    Watch each issue move

    Open, fixing, verifying, resolved. Filter, assign to a teammate, or mute what you live with.

  3. 03

    Verified on your live store

    No fix closes on a hunch. Atlios re-reads Shopify and confirms it first.

  4. 04

    Regressions jump the queue

    If a fixed problem creeps back, it returns to the top of the inbox.

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Questions, answered.

Why does the count matter so much?
Because a dashboard reporting 12,000 problems is useless. The same missing field seen across two hundred products is one issue with two hundred instances, not two hundred issues. Your open count is the work left, not a scare number.
What does resolved actually mean?
That Atlios went back and re-read Shopify and confirmed the fix landed. Nothing closes because a job reported success. If the write did not stick, the issue stays open.
What if a fixed problem comes back?
A regression goes straight back to the top of the inbox. This happens more than people expect, usually when a supplier feed overwrites a field you just corrected, and it is the reason a one-off audit does not hold.
Can I ignore things I do not care about?
Yes. Mute a finding and Atlios stops surfacing it and stops counting it against your score. Restore it whenever you want. Nothing is silently discarded.
Can I split the work across a team?
Issues can be assigned and filtered by check, severity, or store, so two people are not drafting fixes for the same products.

Your catalog,
finally caught up.

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