How to get a card

Status: pilot. Draft — needs review before publishing.

This is the whole process during the pilot. No account required, nothing to install, nothing to integrate.

Step 1 — send the product data

Write to hello@omnicanon.com (or answer in the chat where you were invited) and include any one of these:

• a photo of the product;
• the product name;
• the article number (SKU) from your catalogue;
• the barcode (EAN).

A link to the product page in your store helps: it gives the system one more source to confirm facts against. Details and examples — in What to send.

Keep it to one product per message; the pilot covers up to 5 products per company.

Step 2 — wait for the card

Within 24 hours you receive the card: the category, the attributes, the description, the FAQ and the SEO markup.

Step 3 — review the flagged fields

The card distinguishes the values it confirmed against a source from the values it proposed. You decide only on the fields it flags. How to read it: Reviewing a card.

Step 4 — publish

Copy what you need into your site, your marketplace listing or your social post. The description, the meta tags and the JSON-LD markup are ready to paste.

If something looks wrong

• Wrong category, brand or model — say so and we correct the record. Facts and identity are shared per barcode, so the correction also improves the record other sellers see.
• The product could not be identified — the card keeps the values you submitted and leaves the canonical fields empty rather than inventing them. Send one more item (a photo of the barcode or a link to the product page) and it will be resolved.
• A single fact looks wrong — every attribute points to the source it came from, so the source can be checked and the value re-extracted. Tell us which attribute and what the right value is.

What is not in the pilot

• bulk upload of a CSV or XLSX file;
• direct publishing into a marketplace or a CMS;
• ready-made channel feeds with the validation rules of Prom or Google Merchant Center.