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Overview

Data Quality settings let you control how WISEPIM calculates product quality scores. The quality score is a composite metric built from four domains, each with configurable weights and sub-components. This gives you full control over what “good product data” means for your business.
You must select a project from the project switcher before you can edit Data Quality settings.
The settings interface is organized into five tabs: General, Completeness, Channels, SEO, and Conversion.

General

The General tab controls the top-level scoring model.

Domain Weights

Your overall quality score is calculated from four domains. Adjust the weight of each domain to reflect its importance to your business:
DomainDescriptionDefault Weight
CompletenessHow thoroughly product fields are filled in.25%
Channel ReadinessWhether products meet channel-specific requirements.25%
SEO DiscoverabilityHow well product content is optimized for search engines.25%
Conversion PotentialHow persuasive and purchase-ready the product content is.25%
If you primarily sell through marketplaces, increase the Channel Readiness weight. If organic traffic is your main acquisition channel, prioritize SEO Discoverability.

Grade Thresholds

Quality scores are mapped to letter grades. You can adjust the minimum score required for each grade:
GradeDefault Minimum Score
A90
B80
C70
D60
Products scoring below the D threshold receive an F grade.

Completeness

The Completeness tab controls how WISEPIM evaluates whether product data is fully filled in.

Component Weights

Completeness is split into three components:
ComponentDescriptionDefault Weight
Required AttributesAttributes marked as required in your schema.50%
Core FieldsStandard product fields like name, price, and SKU.30%
Optional AttributesNon-required attributes that still add value.20%

Core Field Weights

You can enable or disable individual core fields and adjust their relative importance:
  • Product Name (weight: 5)
  • Description (weight: 5)
  • Price (weight: 4)
  • SKU (weight: 3)
  • Short Description (weight: 2)
  • Brand (weight: 2)
  • EAN (weight: 2)
Higher weight values mean that field contributes more to the completeness score. A missing high-weight field hurts the score more than a missing low-weight field.

Channels

The Channels tab lets you configure channel readiness scoring.

Component Weights

ComponentDescriptionDefault Weight
Required FieldsFields the platform mandates for listing.40%
Recommended FieldsFields the platform recommends for better listings.25%
Content ComplianceWhether content meets platform-specific guidelines.35%

Enabled Platforms

Select which e-commerce platforms to evaluate readiness for. Supported platforms include:
  • Shopify
  • Magento 2
  • WooCommerce
  • Kaufland
  • CCV Shop
  • Lightspeed
Only enable platforms you actually sell on. Disabling unused platforms prevents them from dragging down your channel readiness score.

SEO

The SEO tab lets you define character limits for meta fields and content length. These limits determine whether products score well on SEO discoverability.

Character Limits

FieldDefault MinDefault Max
Meta Title5060
Meta Description140160
Content (description)3001,500
Search engines typically truncate meta titles beyond 60 characters and meta descriptions beyond 160 characters. Staying within these limits ensures your content displays fully in search results.

Conversion

The Conversion tab controls how WISEPIM evaluates product content for its ability to drive purchases.

Component Weights

ComponentDescriptionDefault Weight
Persuasive ContentCompelling descriptions, benefit-focused copy.30%
Trust SignalsBrand info, reviews, certifications.25%
Visual AppealImage quality and quantity.25%
Purchase EnablersPrice, availability, shipping info.20%

Saving Changes

When you modify any setting across any tab, a save bar appears at the bottom:
  • Save — Persists your quality scoring settings to the project. The save button is only active when changes are valid.
  • Undo — Reverts all changes to the last saved state.
After saving new quality settings, product quality scores are recalculated the next time products are evaluated. Existing scores are not updated instantly.