AI app
Fabric
Enriches product catalogue data and tracks how often a brand's products are cited by AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity.
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ecommerceguide summary
Fabric enriches product catalogue data so answer engines cite a brand's products, and tracks that visibility. Merchandising Studio connects PIM, PLM, ERP and supplier data, monitors the prompts shoppers ask across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity, and reports AI-driven share of traffic per product page. Enrichment draws on the Fabric Shopping 360 knowledge graph, built from millions of SKUs and informed by the Amazon and Google reference taxonomies, with teams approving changes before publishing.
Why it stands out
Pairs catalogue enrichment with monitoring of the prompts and citations a brand receives across several answer engines.
What Fabric does
ecommerceguide editorial- Monitors prompts and citations across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity
- Enriches attributes, FAQs, metadata and alt text from Shopping 360
- Tracks AI-driven share of traffic on individual product pages
- Connects to PIM, PLM, ERP and supplier systems
- Drafts descriptions and FAQs following your brand guidelines and tone
- Human in the loop review before new data is published
- Vendor states 99.95% uptime across a billion API calls a year
How ecommerce teams could use it
ecommerceguide editorialIllustrative scenarios written by ecommerceguide from the product's documented capabilities. They are not customer case studies.
Apparel brand whose product data sits in a PIM
Product pages carry thin sizing and care detail, so answer engines skip them
Intended outcomeFabric enriches attributes and FAQs against the Shopping 360 knowledge graph, with the team approving changes before publishing
Home and kitchen retailer tracking discovery beyond search engines
Merchandisers want to know which shopper prompts the catalogue answers across AI engines
Intended outcomeMonitored prompts show citations per engine, and PDP reporting shows AI-driven share of traffic by product
Multi-category brand onboarding new products from suppliers
Incoming supplier data lacks the attributes, keywords and FAQs needed for AI answers
Intended outcomeFabric enriches records against category reference data and activates the completed data across channels
Who it suits
ecommerceguide editorialBest for
You merchandise a large catalogue, hold product data in PIM, PLM or ERP systems, and want enrichment plus monitoring of citations across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity.
Probably not for
You need published self-serve pricing, a named platform integration such as Shopify, or a system of record PIM like Sales Layer.
- Business size
- EnterpriseFabric states the product is designed for enterprise scale and cites over 10 million products and attributes managed.
Fabric pricing
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- Model
- Paid
- Starting price
- $500
Often used alongside
ecommerceguide editorialGorgiasConversational AI platform for ecommerce, automating support and driving sales.Why togetherGorgias answers customer queries after purchase intent forms, while Fabric handles the catalogue data behind AI recommendations.
Tidio ‑ Live Chat & AI ChatbotImprove customer experience with a chatbot, AI agent, and live chat in one help desk for your store.Why togetherTidio's Lyro agent answers questions and recommends products on site, while Fabric maintains the product data cited off site.
Categories and use cases
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