Not a PIM replacement
AuraOne does not replace your product information management system. Accepted records return to you in an agreed file format for import by your team.
AuraOne / Catalog Readiness
Give us the work. Get the accepted result.
Product records arrive messy: missing attributes, conflicting variants, no record of who decided what. AuraOne proposes to take one category of that work and return records accepted against a bar your team sets.
Pre-proof offer. The first step is a scoped assessment, not a claim about results already achieved.
- You bring
- One category of product records, and the person who says what correct looks like
- You get back
- Accepted records plus an evidence pack showing what passed, what was routed, and why
How a catalog engagement would run.
Plain-English explanation of the proposed operating pattern. Each step is what a scoped phase would do, described before any work starts.
01
You send a file
One category of product records, in an agreed format. Your team names the person who decides what counts as correct.
File in, agreed format
02
AuraOne does the work
Software handles the stable steps. Qualified reviewers check each record against your taxonomy, required attributes, and tolerances.
Work plus human review
03
You get accepted records back
Records that meet the bar come back accepted. Records that do not meet it come back routed, with a reason for each one.
Accepted result plus reasons
04
Every judgment carries evidence
Each filled field names its source. A reviewer can see what was decided, by whom, and why it passed or was routed.
Provenance per field
Managed Intelligence Operations
You hand over the work. Operations returns the result.
Catalog Readiness is a Managed Intelligence Operation: your team sets the acceptance bar, AuraOne runs the weekly work of meeting it, and every judgment is retained as evidence. This page describes the proposed operation, not a result already delivered.
- What passed
- The records accepted against the agreed bar, with the checks each one satisfiedProposed evidence pack contents
- What was routed
- The records not accepted, each with a reason code your team can act onProposed evidence pack contents
- Who decided
- The reviewer and source behind each judgment-filled field, retained for auditProposed evidence pack contents
- What it took
- Reviewer time per record and turnaround time for the batch, reported after the phaseReported after a scoped phase
What a design-partner phase covers.
A scoped, contracted assessment first. Pricing is quote-scoped to your category and volume, agreed in writing before work starts.
| Outcome | Work | What you receive | Program fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| One category, scoped | A bounded assessment of one product category, one source, one agreed schema. | A written scope both sides sign before work starts. | Configured to your workflow and goals. |
| Accepted-record result | Records returned as accepted or routed with reason codes, against the agreed bar. | Machine-readable result plus a human-readable evidence pack. | Configured to your workflow and goals. |
| Acceptance review | A joint review of what passed, what was routed, and why, before any next phase. | An acceptance record your team keeps. | Configured to your workflow and goals. |
What this is not
Exclusions, stated up front.
A promise-first page names its boundaries. These apply to every catalog engagement.
No publication
AuraOne does not publish to your storefront, marketplace, or downstream systems. Your team decides what goes where.
No free pilot path
Every engagement starts with a scoped, contracted assessment. There is no unpaid trial and no open-ended proof of concept.
Your taxonomy, your call
Category structure and acceptance rules are yours to set. AuraOne documents them and works to them; changes follow an agreed authority matrix.