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Feed audit

Use feed audit to analyze and identify data issues

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Written by Yohan
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Introduction

Feed audit allows an user to run quality audits and receive a score according to presets rules. The score can result to Empty, OK, Warning or Critical.

Access to Feed audit

From the menu and Feed enrich section you can access to the Feed audit feature.

Create a audit rule

First, you need to chose a datasource where your audit rules will be applied. Only GMC sources, Merchant Center sources, and primary CSV sources are allowed.

Once your datasource chosen you can choose a field to create a rule by clicking on the "+" icon
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Configure your rule

A layer will appear, allowing you to configure your rule.
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Name
Name your rule (ex: description length inferior to 30 characters).

Targeting

Choose to apply either to all products or from a product list. Your rule will strictly interact with the chosen targeting.

Rule

Define your rule. It has to be a conditional rule leading to a True or False result.

Ex:

len(feed(3, "description")) < 30

Rules use the same system and functions from mappings. You can visit this article about functions to use:

Severity

Apply a severity when your rule results to a false on your product. Only one severity per rule is possible.

Preview rule

You can preview the result of you rule on a random product.

Once all settings configured, click on Save.

Audit rules interface

The interface presents an overview of each GMC field where you can interact with each associated rule (create, edit, duplicate, delete). Each rule will display its related products batch.

Once all your rules are set, you can run an audit check to evaluate your fields and receive a score.
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Score and opportunities interface

Once you ran a least one audit check you can visualize your score on the dedicated interface.
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All launched audits are saved and searchable from the audit list dropdown.

At the moment the score is displayed within the status distribution for all your rules (Ok/Warning/Critical). The column details allows you to check a precise result for each of your rule.

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