📘 This article explains how to test the AgenticCatalog enrichment on a sample feed. AgenticCatalog is part of Botify's Activation Suite, available as an option with all Botify plans.
Overview
AgenticCatalog enriches product details with content discovered during Botify crawls to enhance product listings and boost visibility. This includes adding structured data for Q&A and product reviews, plus new attributes derived from product page details. Each enrichment appears with an Enrichment Details block that explains why AgenticCatalog recommends the content, so you can evaluate its value before including it in your feed.
Creating a test enrichment
After creating the feed source in AgenticCatalog, you can test the enrichment feature with a sample feed.
On the AgenticCatalog landing page, click the title for the feed source you created.
In the Sample Feed section, click the Feed file field to select a local file, then click Upload sample.
After the file is uploaded, click a view button to see the original feed, the OpenAI-compliant feed, and the GMC-compliant feed:
To enrich up to 100 products from your Botify crawl data, in the Enrich Sample section:
Identify the number of products to enrich.
Select a sampling strategy.
Click Run enrichment. This process may take several minutes, depending on the feed size. You can navigate away from the page while the enrichment runs.
When enrichment is complete, you can view the enriched feed and the platform-compliant feeds.
About sampling strategies
Employing a sampling strategy ensures the most realistic enrichment results with a small product feed sample. There are two options for creating an enrichment sample:
First N products
The first number of products in the feed, where “N” is the number you enter in the Max products field. In the following example, AgenticCatalog enriches the first 100 products in the sample feed.
Every Nth product
Every Nth product, where “N” is the interval you enter in the Sample rows field. In the following example, AgenticCatalog enriches every 2nd product up to the first 100 products in the sample feed.
💡We recommend using the “First N products” strategy to avoid enriching multiple variants of the same product, increasing the likelihood of testing different product types instead.
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