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Your comprehensive guide to understanding e-commerce and product information management terminology.
Product data transformation rules are predefined instructions that modify or format product data to meet specific requirements of different e-commerce channels or systems.
The process of ensuring that product data is accurate, complete, and consistent.
A product data validation workflow is a structured, often automated, sequence of steps to verify the accuracy, completeness, and consistency of product information within a PIM system.
Product data versioning is the practice of tracking and managing changes to product information over time, allowing for historical records, rollbacks, and clear accountability.
Product Data Workflow Automation involves using technology to streamline and automate repetitive tasks and processes within the product information lifecycle. It improves efficiency, reduces errors, and accelerates time-to-market for products.
A Product Detail Page (PDP) is a web page on an e-commerce site that presents detailed information about a single product to potential customers.
Product discovery is the process by which customers find products across various touchpoints, including search, navigation, recommendations, and external channels.
Product engagement measures the level of interaction and interest customers show towards a product through its content, features, and overall experience.
Product Experience (PX) is the holistic impression a customer forms about a product across all touchpoints, influenced heavily by product information.
PXM is a holistic approach to managing all product-related information and content to create exceptional customer experiences across every touchpoint. It focuses on how product data influences customer perception.
A product fact sheet is a concise document summarizing key features, specifications, and benefits of a product, often used for internal sales, marketing, or B2B communication.
A product feed is a file containing a list of products and their attributes, used to syndicate product data to various online channels like marketplaces or ad platforms.