My Products
My Products is your working catalogue inside Ranketta. Once you've connected at least one feed source, every product lands here and gets scored on three axes that matter for modern AI shopping. The ones that score worst are usually the ones AI agents struggle to surface—or refuse to surface at all.
Why your feed quality matters now
AI shopping agents (the recommender inside ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and the new wave of agentic checkout flows) don't just read text—they need to transact. They look for a clean identifier, a reliable price, an in-stock signal, an unambiguous brand and a place to send the buyer. If any of those signals are missing or fuzzy, your product gets quietly demoted in the answer.
The catalogue you ship today was almost always written for keyword search and human shoppers. My Products tells you exactly where that catalogue is letting an AI agent down.
The three product scores
Each product gets three independent scores from 0–100. They're computed from the data already in your feed, so refreshing a feed re-scores everything immediately.
| Score | What it answers |
|---|---|
| Agentic commerce | Can an AI shopping agent uniquely identify, price and route a buyer to this product? Looks at GTIN, brand, SKU, price, currency, availability, condition, URL, images, category. |
| Content quality | Is the human-facing content (title, description, attributes) substantive enough for AI to summarise and pitch? |
| Reviews | Does the product carry the social proof signals AI uses to break ties between similar offers? |
A high agentic-commerce score means the product is well-formed enough for an AI agent to act on. A high content score means the AI has enough copy to talk about it convincingly. The reviews score captures the trust signal.
Issues
Below the scores, every product gets a list of concrete issues, ranked by severity:
- Critical — the product is fundamentally broken for an AI agent (no price, no URL, no images, no GTIN).
- Moderate — the agent can handle it, but with worse outcomes (missing brand, unclear availability, empty description).
- Minor — quality-of-life issues (only one image, missing condition, short description).
You don't need to memorise the rules—every issue is written in plain language and linked to the field it refers to.
Two views
- Visible — products that already appear in AI answers in your topics. Good place to look for the SKUs that are working for you, and to push the borderline ones over the line.
- Invisible — products in your catalogue that AI is not surfacing. These are usually the ones with the biggest score gaps. Fix them and they start showing up.
Vendors per product
Each product can be sold by multiple vendors (your store, Amazon, partner resellers, etc.). The catalogue surfaces the favicon of every vendor we've seen carry it, so you immediately know whether AI has alternatives to your offer.
Drilling into a product
Click any row to open the product slideover. From there you can:
- Read the full breakdown of stats, parameters and issues.
- See the per-vendor list with prices and product URLs.
- Trigger AI enrichment manually and watch the resulting proposals appear in the Proposals tab inside the slideover.
Manual enrichment is the fastest way to see what the AI agents would suggest for a single SKU before turning on background runs in Settings.