AC820825Find the Right Sources Before Extracting Product Data
Product enrichment depends on the quality of the information used to build the record.
Finding a webpage that mentions a part number is not enough.
ENRIVAQ uses product identifiers and technical context to discover sources that are relevant to the product before structured data is extracted. That separates source discovery from simple web collection.
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Wrong source.
Wrong product record.
Technical catalogs often contain products with similar names, related part numbers or several product variants. A source may appear relevant while describing:
If the source is wrong, everything extracted from it can contaminate the product record.
That is why source selection must happen before attribute extraction.Use the product record as context for the search
Source discovery can use several available signals:
AC820825KVERNELANDThe more useful context the initial record contains, the better the research can be constrained.
Helps distinguish products with similar names.
Useful when it appears outside the internal catalog.
A strong manufacturer-level product identifier where available.
Especially important for spare parts.
Technical values can help distinguish two otherwise similar candidate products.
Different sources serve different purposes
The architecture specifically anticipates several kinds of product information sources.
Manufacturer
Often useful for canonical product identity and technical information.
Distributor
May provide additional specifications or structured product fields.
SELM / LBR
Can contain technical details that are missing from normal ecommerce pages.
No single source type should automatically be treated as correct for every product. The product identity and the actual information need to agree.
Find the sources most likely to describe the actual product
Source discovery should reduce noise rather than simply return a long list of pages. The workflow needs to evaluate whether candidate information matches the known product context.
Relevant factors may include:
Multiple sources may tell you different things
Product information on the web is not perfectly consistent. Two sources may list different dimensions, units or descriptions for what appears to be the same product.
A source discovery workflow should not silently choose whichever value appears first. Instead, conflicting information should move forward as a validation problem.
This is one reason why source discovery and product validation are separate functions.
Make source context visible
The source view keeps the following evidence visible together:
Product context matches
Identifier and manufacturer context agree with the active product.
Product context agrees; specifications remain associated with this source.
Part reference connects documentation to the active product.
Naming is similar, but identity context does not agree.
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Start with a product whose data is difficult to find
Show us the initial record and see how source discovery fits into the enrichment workflow.