What the product is. What the market says. What you decide to call it.
Three kinds of attribute on one product, joined at the UPC. Core comes off the pack. Contextual comes from the language around the product. Custom is the structure you define.

Three layers, one product
Every attribute is keyed to the same UPC. Together the three layers describe the whole product.
What the attributes are for
Attributes are worth what the decisions they support are worth.
Compare like with like
Pack size and form mean the same thing across the retailer sites we read, so decisions to expand, delist or localize rest on what the product is rather than on how a title happened to be written.
Say what the category is asking for
Contextual attributes carry the language shoppers already use, so claims and headlines get built from what the market said rather than from what the brand assumed.
Fill the fields that search reads
Complete, maintained attributes are what PDPs, site search and shopping agents read when they decide whether your product is the answer to the question someone asked.
One catalog out to every system, and it only ever grows
The attributes are what Data Products deliver and what Insights Products run on.
What our customers are saying

See it on your own products
A walkthrough of Core, Contextual and Custom attributes on products you sell.







