How does Cernel handle product data from various suppliers with different formats and naming conventions?
Cernel automatically normalizes your product catalog by mapping attributes to your target channels, merging data from multiple sources, and filling structural gaps. It also includes validation and error flagging to ensure data quality from the outset.
Can Cernel generate product images that align with a specific brand's aesthetic and guidelines?
Yes, Cernel learns your visual identity by allowing you to upload brand guidelines and reference images. It then applies this learned identity consistently to generate various types of product imagery, including packshots, environment shots, seasonal visuals, and user-generated-style content.
How does Cernel ensure that translated product descriptions are culturally appropriate and maintain brand voice, rather than just being direct translations?
Cernel doesn't just translate; it adapts. You can set your tone of voice and select target markets, and the platform generates culturally adapted product descriptions. These are created from the enriched product data, not a source text, ensuring they read like original content in each language while maintaining your brand's voice.
What is the process for enriching product data when a supplier only provides a name and SKU?
Cernel extracts available information, then enriches it from external sources to fill in missing attributes. This process is validated against unique identifiers to ensure accuracy, and every attribute's source is traceable. The system learns your attribute structure and quality standards to automate enrichment for new products.
Beyond traditional e-commerce platforms, where else does Cernel ensure product visibility?
Cernel optimizes product data not only for traditional markets and feeds like Google Shopping, Amazon, and Shopify, but also for emerging channels such as AI-powered search and intent-based queries within Large Language Model (LLM) chats.