In day-to-day operations, product images and channel rules arrive in separate records and files, preventing the team from reviewing the same case in one place.
As a result, the link to the source can be lost while warnings about missing angles and quality issues are prepared, leading to repeated checks and uncertainty about the basis for the decision.
Incomplete automation may overlook unclear labelling or regulatory information, while poorly controlled automation creates a risk of publishing an incorrect listing.
The catalogue editor is the final decision-maker. If labelling or regulatory information is unclear, the workflow stops and the case is presented to the specialist with the supporting records. The specialist can amend or reject the suggestion, or stop the process.
Only the fields required for the task are processed from the product images and channel rules. Source-system permissions are preserved, and personal and commercially sensitive data is minimised before being passed to the model. Every read, suggestion, human amendment and write to the target system is logged.
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Product images and channel rules are used. The exact connections, fields and retention limits are defined during the access review.
If labelling or regulatory information is unclear, the workflow stops. The record enters the catalogue editor's queue with source evidence.
Because an incorrect listing could be published, no final action is taken without human approval. The source, suggestion and human decision are recorded separately.
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