Import from the platform you already use, normalise inconsistent attributes, enrich thin records and surface exactly which products are not yet ready to be recommended or compared.
The score reads information completeness, recommendation readiness, comparison readiness, AI readability, content quality and verification status. It tells merchandising teams what to fix first — before a shopper ever sees the gap.
Which facts a shopper needs to choose confidently, and which are missing from the record.
Whether the product can be matched to a stated need rather than only to a keyword.
Whether it can be placed side by side with alternatives on the terms that matter.
Whether assistants and answer engines can read, cite and represent the product correctly.
Whether the description does real work or repeats the title in longer form.
Which facts are sourced and checked, and which are inherited from a supplier feed.
Score composition and weighting remain proprietary. The console shows the result and the recommended action, not the formula.
Product descriptions, FAQs, comparisons, buying guides and category content generated from structured Product DNA, so the words on the page agree with the facts behind the decision.
Machine-readable statements an answer engine can quote without inventing the missing half.
The pages shoppers actually search for, built from the same DNA that drives recommendations.
One set of facts behind the storefront, the assistant, the feed and the guide.
Where you appear when a shopper asks an assistant instead of a search box.
Who is being named alongside you, and on which attributes.
Which pages the answer is drawing from — yours, a retailer’s or a forum’s.
The questions being asked that nothing in your catalogue currently answers.
Sessions that arrive already informed, and what they do next.
Whether the work you shipped moved how you are described.
Monitoring prompt libraries and evaluation methods remain proprietary.
Recommendation, content and AI-referral attribution joined to conversion, gross profit, returns and repeat purchase — with influenced results and incremental results kept clearly apart.
Revenue where a Specicon decision appeared somewhere in the journey. Useful, and never presented as incremental.
The difference measured against a comparable group receiving your existing experience, over an agreed period.
Actual figures appear once outcome data is connected and the agreed measurement period completes.