E-commerce product data

Barcodes, listings, feeds, shipping paperwork and the compliance wording around them.

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Product identifiers 14

Barcodes and the other numbers that name a product.

Listing content 5

The text a buyer reads, and the limits each marketplace puts on it.

Images & media 4

What a platform will reject about a file before anyone sees it.

Prices & numbers 2

Values that mean different things depending on who reads them.

Shipping & logistics 7

Getting the goods, and the paperwork, to move.

Feeds & files 8

Whole files — before you upload them, and after a spreadsheet has been at them.

Compliance wording 2

Statements where the law fixes the words and “close” loses the safe harbour.

Storefront & SEO 5

Markup that fails silently — the page looks fine and the machine sees nothing.

Selling across borders 5

Formats that change at every border you cross.

Data hygiene 5

Characters and values that are not what they look like.

What these have in common

Every tool on this page publishes the complete list of checks it runs — each with an identifier, a severity, a plain-English explanation of why it matters, a fix, and a link to the official source it comes from. Where a rule is our own engineering judgement rather than a published requirement, it says so.

They also all state what they cannot tell you. A postcode checker that says a value does not match the usual pattern is not saying the address is wrong; an IBAN that passes mod-97 is not a real bank account. Being clear about that boundary is the difference between a tool you can act on and one you have to double-check.