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Product enrichment

Complete the record. Never invent the value.

Claro fills missing attributes, specs and documents from the source material — and cites exactly where each one came from.

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Why it matters

Enrichment is only worth it if the values hold up

An incomplete product page costs conversion twice — once when a shopper cannot find the spec they need, and again when the product is silently excluded from a filter it should have matched. Manual enrichment cannot keep pace with thousands of SKUs across dozens of suppliers, and generic AI enrichment solves the speed problem by inventing values that are almost right — which, on a spec sheet, is the same as wrong. Claro only fills a field when a source document supports it, and records exactly where the value came from, so an enriched record is something your team can stand behind, not just something that looks complete.

Cited, not guessedevery filled value traces to a source
Fewer excluded listingsfrom filters they should have matched
Scales across supplierswithout a proportional headcount increase
The problem

Why attribute gaps survive every cleanup project

Incomplete product pages hurt conversion and get products excluded from filters entirely.

Manual enrichment does not scale across thousands of SKUs and dozens of suppliers.

Generic AI enrichment invents attributes that are almost right, and almost right is wrong.

How Claro does it

How product data enrichment works with Claro

Find

What is missing across the record.

Source

The value, from a document you already have.

Cite

Exactly where it came from, every time.

Fill

Only when the source supports it — never guessed.

Who it is for

Who needs enrichment with provenance

Distributors with thin supplier dataRanges arriving with seven usable fields where the category needs thirty.
Retailers losing filter coverageCatalogs where products are silently excluded from filters they should match.
Manufacturers with specs in PDFsTechnical ranges whose real attributes live in manuals and datasheets, not the ERP.
Inputs and outputs

What goes in, what comes back

Reads
Datasheet PDFTechnical manualCertificateManufacturer pageExploded drawingExisting partial record
Returns
Filled attributesSource document and page for eachConfidence per valueUnit-normalised valuesGaps left explicitly empty
Works with
AkeneoPimcoreinRiverSAPShopifyOdooCSV and API

Claro writes back through files and APIs rather than certified connectors, so this list is a guide, not a limit.

FAQ

Product enrichment: common questions

Where do the filled values come from?

From documents you already have or that Claro can cite — datasheets, manuals, certificates, manufacturer pages. A field is filled only when a source supports it.

Does Claro ever invent an attribute?

No. If no source supports a value, the field stays empty and is reported as a gap. A missing value is cheaper than a plausible wrong one, which is the failure mode of generic AI enrichment.

What happens when two sources disagree?

The conflict is surfaced rather than silently resolved. You see both values with their sources, and the record routes to review instead of picking a winner on your behalf.

How many attributes can it fill?

It depends on the category schema and the evidence available. In one engagement a record went from 7 attributes in the raw ERP export to 32 technical specifications, every one carrying a source and a confidence score.

Does it work on non-English documents?

Yes. Italian, German, French and other source documents are read in their own language, and the extracted values are normalised into your schema and units.

Build once. Deploy across the catalog. Improve over time.

See it work on your own catalog.

Bring one supplier file and we'll run product enrichment on your real data — matched, classified and reviewable.