Readiness checklist

Can AI assistants find and order your products?

Tick every statement that is true for your business today. Each one you can't tick shows you something to fix before AI assistants can sell your products. Your answers stay in this browser.

1. Product identity & discoverability

Every sellable variant has a stable SKU and, where applicable, GTIN/EAN.
Product titles and descriptions state what the product is without relying on images.
Key attributes, materials, dimensions, certifications and compatibility are structured fields.
Product relationships such as variants, accessories and replacements are explicit.

2. Commercial truth

Stock can be queried in real time per sellable item and location.
Prices, taxes, buyer rules and delivery options have one authoritative source.
An agent can determine whether an offer is valid before committing.
Unavailable or stale products are removed from agent-facing results quickly.

3. Safe order acceptance

Your system can validate quantity, price, inventory and delivery context atomically.
Agent intent and payment authorization can be verified without browser-behaviour signals.
You remain merchant of record and can enforce channel and customer rules.
Every accepted, rejected or changed order has an audit trail.

4. Fulfilment & feedback

Accepted orders enter a real pick, pack and shipping workflow automatically.
Carrier, tracking and exception updates can be returned to the originating agent.
Inventory reservations and cancellations stay synchronized across channels.
Delivery confirmation closes the order loop for both merchant and buyer.

5. Governance & DPP readiness

Product facts have an owner, validation rules and change history.
Supplier, origin, material and evidence documents link to the product record.
Access permissions determine which facts each channel or party can see.
The same governed record can feed commerce and Digital Product Passport interfaces.

Your score

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16 to 20: you're in good shape. A small pilot with one product line and one order flow is a sensible next step.

10 to 15: the basics are there. Close the gaps in data ownership or order handling first.

0 to 9: start with product data and stock. Those need to be right before an assistant can place orders.

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