Four thousand parts. Half of them titled “BRK-4471-B”.
You did not write this catalog. A supplier feed did. Which means nobody has ever read most of it, including you.
What breaks in a parts catalog.
None of it looks broken in your admin. All of it costs you.
- Product titles that are just the manufacturer's part code
- Nobody searches for that. Your own store search cannot find it either.
- Specs sitting in a supplier PDF you linked to
- The dimensions, the thread size, the voltage. All the things that decide the sale, none of them on the page.
- MPN and barcode fields left empty by the feed
- Google will not list a part it cannot identify. It just quietly stops showing it.
- No fitment or compatibility data
- The one question every buyer has, does this fit mine, and the page never answers it. So they leave and go ask elsewhere.
- Fifteen near-identical SKUs and no way to tell them apart
- Wrong size ordered, wrong size returned, and you eat the shipping both ways.
- Categories inherited from the supplier's system
- Your filters miss stock you actually carry, because it was filed under someone else's taxonomy.
Great products. Pages that sell them short.
Shoppers judge in seconds. Atlios finds your weakest pages and rewrites them to sell.
Vintage Linen Shirt (Sand)
Title
Vintage-Wash Linen Shirt in Warm Sand
Description
Stonewashed European linen that softens with every wear. The warm sand tone layers with everything. Garment-dyed, pre-shrunk, built to last.
Found online
Likely
Reads like
A real brand
This is one product. Atlios does it across your whole catalog.
1 of 2,847 products in this catalog
Questions, answered.
- Our catalog comes from supplier feeds. Does that matter?
- It is the reason to use this. Feeds fill the fields the supplier cares about and leave the rest empty, at a scale nobody can audit by hand. Atlios checks all of it every time the feed runs.
- Can it write technical copy without inventing specs?
- It drafts from the data already on the product and flags what is missing rather than guessing at it. Anything it cannot source, it tells you to fill in. Every draft is staged for approval, which matters more here than anywhere: a wrong thread pitch is a return, not a typo.
- What about fitment and compatibility?
- Atlios flags products with no fitment data and drafts the structured fields from what you have. It will not fabricate a compatibility list, and you should not trust any tool that offers to.
- We have 40,000 SKUs. Is that too many?
- No. Plans are priced by product count, so a large catalog is a bigger plan rather than a problem. The bigger the catalog, the less anyone can hold it in their head, which is exactly when this earns its money.
- Why do we keep getting Merchant Center rejections?
- Usually a missing GTIN or MPN, or an availability field that disagrees with your stock. The product stays live on your store the whole time, earning nothing, and nothing in the Shopify admin mentions it. Atlios checks the Google side against the Shopify side and fixes the field that caused it.
Your catalog,
finally caught up.
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