All 100 tools

Grouped by the kind of data they work on. Every one runs entirely in your browser and publishes the full list of checks it makes.

Every tool is a separate checker with its own rule set — the pages share a layout and nothing else. Rule identifiers such as GTIN-005 or GMC-Q03 are stable, so a finding can be cited in a ticket or a supplier spec and looked up here later. Each tool page also lists the tools most often needed alongside it, with a line on why.

E-commerce product data

Product identifiers 19

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 6

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 10

Getting the goods, and the paperwork, to move.

Feeds & files 11

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

Compliance wording 8

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.

Business documents & regulated formats

Compliance wording 1

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

E-invoicing 8

Documents that get rejected for their shape before anyone reads the amount.

PDF & files 12

The documents themselves: diagnose, merge and split PDFs without uploading them.

Bookkeeping & audit trail 1

The sequences and references a tax authority expects to be unbroken.

Company identifiers 1

Codes that say which legal entity you are — and what a well-formed wrong one costs.

Payment references 1

The structured codes that let an incoming payment reconcile itself against the right invoice.