Find the catalog problems, rank them by severity, review the proposed work, export only supported safe changes, and rescan to verify what improved.
StoreCheck is intentionally conservative: it audits first and keeps merchant approval in the loop. It does not promise one-click automatic correction for every catalog issue.
What StoreCheck checks
Find duplicate SKUs, handles, SEO metadata, product copy, titles, images, and variant combinations.
Surface missing SKUs, prices, images, descriptions, vendors, product types, SEO fields, and alt text.
Catch invalid pricing, suspicious handles, malformed variants and tags, and inconsistent inventory setup.
Highlight variant price differences, tag casing, vendor/type formatting, and near-duplicate catalog content.
Keep manual review available and use Pro AI/Approved Fix Packs only behind authenticated ownership and plan checks.
Rescan and compare saved results so cleanup is measured against real catalog findings.
How it works
Scan the CSV or live connected catalog and build a complete prioritized cleanup list.
Use finding detail, manual review, and guarded Pro tools to decide exactly which changes are acceptable.
Use supported safe exports/fix packs, apply changes through your chosen workflow, then rescan and compare.
Common questions
StoreCheck is built around review before change, not silent bulk rewriting. It finds issues and supports merchant-controlled review and Pro fix/export workflows. You remain responsible for deciding what should change.
Examples include duplicate or missing SKUs, malformed variants, pricing and inventory inconsistencies, missing images or alt text, thin or duplicate descriptions, SEO metadata gaps, and vendor/type/tag consistency problems.
Yes. Saved scans and comparison workflows let you rescan and inspect before/after changes rather than assuming a cleanup worked.
Start with evidence, not guesses