Work & case studies

One product source. Several local markets.

Turn approved product information into market-specific listing drafts, then publish through an agreed account workflow.

Illustrative capabilities to assess and scope together. These are not claims of completed client work or guaranteed commercial results.

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One product source. Several local markets.

Turn approved product information into market-specific listing drafts, then publish through an agreed account workflow.

The work that gets stuck

SKU facts, translations and marketplace fields live in different files. Operators copy the same information repeatedly and local reviewers arrive too late.

Who it is for

Marketplace operations, product owners and local-language reviewers.

What goes in

  • Approved product sheet and permitted images
  • SKU/market matrix, field limits and brand vocabulary

What comes out

  • Source-linked listing drafts per SKU and market
  • Review queue and publication receipts
  1. 01
    System

    Check the product source

    Match the SKU and source revision before drafting.

    Input
    L-204 · sheet r2 · aluminium · 36 cm
    Output
    Source accepted; dimming is not stated.
  2. 02
    AI

    Adapt the listing

    Draft to each market’s vocabulary and field rules.

    Input
    DE / FR · approved facts · brand glossary
    Output
    DE: Schreibtischlampe; FR: lampe de bureau.
  3. 03
    Human

    Review the differences

    Approve claims and local wording in one queue.

    Input
    Two drafts; phrase “dimmable” flagged
    Output
    Remove unsupported phrase; approve both drafts.
  4. 04
    System

    Publish the approved version

    Use the permitted account path and record the result.

    Input
    Approved drafts DE-r3 / FR-r3
    Output
    Update receipts linked to SKU and revision.
  5. 05
    Human

    Check and hand over

    Compare the visible listing with the approved record.

    Input
    Publication receipt + visible listing
    Output
    Checked fields; runbook ready for the catalog team.

Where a person decides

A product owner checks claims; a local reviewer checks meaning and cultural fit. Publishing is a separate release decision.

When the workflow pauses

A missing material, unsupported claim or uncertain image right keeps the affected SKU in review. Other approved items can continue.

What a pilot must prove

  • Every product claim traces to the approved source.
  • Required fields, character limits and SKU/market mapping pass agreed checks.
  • A failed update can be retried without creating a duplicate.

What your team receives

  • Product fact schema and localization glossary
  • Reusable Codex Skill and authorized browser/CLI procedure
  • Review checklist, sample set and publication runbook
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