- Ecommerce Preflight
- A review of product information before it is distributed to commerce, advertising, marketplace, or AI systems.
- Product Suppression
- A restriction that limits a product's eligibility, distribution, advertising, visibility, or ability to sell through a platform.
- Silent Suppression
- Reduced product eligibility or distribution that may occur without an obvious full product rejection.
- Product Disapproval
- A platform decision that makes a product ineligible for a particular commerce or advertising surface.
- Claims Risk
- The possibility that product language creates policy, regulatory, advertising, marketplace, or substantiation concerns.
- Product Data Quality
- The completeness, accuracy, consistency, structure, and usability of information describing a product.
- Channel Readiness
- The degree to which product information meets the data, content, and policy expectations of a particular commerce channel.
- Machine Readability
- How easily software systems can identify, interpret, and use information about a product.
- AI Shopping Readiness
- The degree to which product information is structured, consistent, understandable, and usable by AI-driven discovery and commerce systems.
- Structured Data
- Machine-readable information that explicitly describes entities, attributes, and relationships on a webpage.
- Recovery
- The process of diagnosing and correcting issues after a product has been restricted, rejected, or suppressed.
- Appeal
- A structured request asking a platform to reconsider an enforcement decision, typically after the underlying issue has been corrected.
