1. Product discoverability
Product and Offer structured data, identifiers, variants, canonical URLs, crawlability and accurate product descriptions.
A Practical Starting Point
Can shopping assistants find, understand and accurately compare your products? Is your store prepared for legitimate integrations—without giving an automated system unrestricted purchasing power?
Our fixed-scope assessment separates today’s product-discovery requirements from emerging transaction capabilities. You receive documented findings and a plan that puts practical fixes ahead of speculative development.
One storefront. Defined product sample. Written recommendations. No obligation to commission implementation.

We review evidence from the live storefront and, where you authorize it, relevant read-only dashboards or configuration exports. Each finding explains what was observed, why it matters, its business impact and whether corrective work belongs on your near-term roadmap.
Product and Offer structured data, identifiers, variants, canonical URLs, crawlability and accurate product descriptions.
Merchant Center compatibility, product identifiers, feed freshness, price and stock consistency, and product-data issues where access is provided.
Existing Shopify, WooCommerce or other platform interfaces, permitted data access, authentication, API scope, webhooks and maintainability.
Human checkout reliability, payment and purchase approvals, session boundaries, fraud controls, cancellation and order-confirmation paths.
Delivery and stock promises, shipping fees, returns, order status, customer contact and cross-channel policy consistency.
Your appetite for AI-agent access, customer privacy, permissible integrations, operational ownership and cost versus likely benefit.
Can systems find and interpret accurate products and offers?
Can authorized tools access approved commerce information safely?
What controls would be necessary before any agent-initiated purchase?
These are Webshop assessment levels, not an industry certification. Discovery readiness does not grant an assistant permission to place orders. We do not recommend opening APIs or enabling autonomous checkout unless there is a justified need and a secure authorization model.
These distinctions reflect today’s Google product markup guidance and evolving commerce interoperability standards; feature availability differs by platform.
Typical turnaround: approximately 10 business days after scope confirmation and receipt of agreed evidence. The proposal confirms timing and access requirements before work begins.
Not included: complete-catalog certification, guaranteed AI recommendations or rankings, live API integration, implementation, penetration testing, regulatory certification, payment testing or autonomous checkout enablement. Larger/multistore operations can request a tailored assessment.
Answer nine questions about your current practices. The result is a conversation starter—not a scan of your website, verification of your configuration, or a certification. No account or email is needed to view the result.
A Clear Next Step
Tell us about your store and where you want clarity. We will discuss fit and provide a scope and proposal before any paid work starts.
Prefer email? Write to hello@webshop.ph.
Useful Before We Talk
No. The audit evaluates evidence and suggests improvements; platforms control their own eligibility, selection and presentation. No ranking, visibility or certification is guaranteed.
No. Please do not send credentials, payment details or sensitive customer records. Any optional access is agreed after qualification and should be read-only or provided as sanitized exports.
Not necessarily. Better product data and merchant-feed accuracy can be useful today. Agent-initiated transactions are assessed separately and should only be considered when they make business sense and permission boundaries are clear.
Yes. You own the findings. Your team or another provider can implement them, and Webshop can propose optional follow-on work separately.