How Audit Scope Is Determined

Audit Scope Factors

Audit scope is primarily based on:

  • SKU count
  • Collection and category count
  • Number of sales channels
  • Number of integrations
  • Product data complexity
  • ERP, PIM, feed, and synchronization requirements

Product Data Reviewed

Depending on scope, reviews may include:

  • Product titles
  • Variants and options
  • Attributes and specifications
  • Categories and collections
  • Pricing data
  • Inventory data
  • Shipping-related fields
  • Product images
  • PDFs and technical documents
  • Marketplace feeds
  • ERP and PIM data structures

Which Tier Is Right For You?

Essential Catalog Audit

Best for smaller storefronts with a single sales channel, limited catalog complexity, and no major integration requirements.

1 Day
$600
Included Audit Scope
  • Up to 5,000 SKUs
  • Up to 25 collections or categories
  • One storefront
  • One sales channel
  • No active ERP or PIM integrations
  • Basic product data structure
What You’ll Get
  • Product attribute and variant findings
  • Collection and category recommendations
  • Filtering and search review
  • Missing or inconsistent data identification
  • Catalog organization recommendations

Multi-Channel Catalog Audit

Best for stores managing larger catalogs, multiple sales channels, inventory synchronization, or marketplace feeds.

3 Days
$1,000
Included Audit Scope
  • Up to 10,000 SKUs
  • Up to 50 collections or categories
  • Up to 5 sales channels
  • Basic inventory, marketplace, or feed integrations
  • Moderate product data complexity
What You’ll Get
  • Includes Everything in Essential Catalog Audit
  • Multi-channel product data review
  • Inventory synchronization findings
  • Marketplace feed analysis
  • Product feed consistency review
  • Cross-platform catalog recommendations

Enterprise Data & PIM Strategy

Best for complex product ecosystems involving ERP systems, PIM platforms, multiple storefronts, custom integrations, or advanced product data requirements.

5 Days
$1,600
Included Audit Scope
  • 10,000+ SKUs
  • Large category and collection structures
  • Multiple storefronts or regions
  • ERP, PIM, or custom integrations
  • Advanced attribute structures
  • Custom feeds and synchronization workflows
  • Complex product data environments
What You’ll Get
  • Includes Everything in Multi-Channel Catalog Audit
  • ERP and PIM workflow analysis
  • Product data flow assessment
  • Synchronization findings
  • Advanced product data structure review
  • Multi-store and localization recommendations
  • Catalog governance recommendations

Process and Timeline

We review your catalog structure, product data, filtering setup, sales channels, and connected systems to identify organization issues, synchronization concerns, and scalability risks.

You’ll receive a concise report outlining findings, recommendations, and next steps.

Timeline and Commitment

  • Your Role: Please Provide
    • Backend access to your ecommerce platform
    • Optional access to marketplaces, ERP systems, or PIM platforms
    • Any known catalog or filtering concerns
    • Sample product data if requested

  • Our Timeline: Most reviews are completed within 1–5 business days depending on SKU volume and storefront complexity.
  • No Long-Term Lock-In: One-time engagement with structured recommendations for improving catalog organization and storefront scalability.

What This Does Not Include

This service focuses on product data, catalog structure, filtering, category organization, feed consistency, and scalability recommendations.

  • It does not include product cleanup, or data entry.
  • It does not include migration work, implementation, or system configuration.
  • It does not include ERP/PIM setup, or ongoing catalog management.

If the catalog review is connected to a platform migration or replatform, our Website Migration Planning & Readiness Review may be a better fit or useful add-on.

We review product titles, variants, attributes, categories, filtering structures, pricing data, inventory records, images, PDFs, marketplace feeds, and connected product data systems based on scope.

Yes. Many storefronts experience filtering problems caused by inconsistent attributes, poor category structure, or incomplete product data. This review helps identify those issues and improve storefront organization.

No. Smaller reviews work directly with native Shopify or BigCommerce catalog setups. Advanced tiers are designed for stores with larger connected systems.

No. This service focuses on review and recommendations only. Cleanup, migrations, or implementation work can be scoped separately if needed.

Yes. Many stores use this review before migrations, redesigns, marketplace expansion, or large catalog restructuring projects.

If additional complexity is identified during review, we’ll outline the expanded requirements and recommend the next best step before proceeding.

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