ValueSpace resources · Practical workflow
Help online shoppers choose the right product
Use catalogue facts and clarifying questions to recommend suitable products without inventing specifications or availability.
Short answer
ValueSpace can clarify a shopper's intended use, budget and constraints, then compare products from the connected catalogue. Recommendations should use available characteristics and real product links. Missing specifications, compatibility, prices or stock must be flagged rather than guessed. The shopper receives a comparison and a next step, without a guarantee of suitability or sale.
How the workflow works
Ask questions that distinguish the options, then compare products using criteria useful to the shopper.
- Clarify use, preferences, budget and constraints.
- Compare real catalogue items with meaningful differences.
- Offer product links and a clear next step.
Keep decisions and data under control
Unverified compatibility, medical suitability or delivery promises must not be inferred from incomplete catalogue data.
What to prepare before starting
Try realistic requests in a familiar category, including a question the product records cannot answer.
How this works in ValueSpace
Help the shopper distinguish real options using catalogue facts that matter to their request.
- Clarify the intended use and constraints.
- Identify useful comparison criteria.
- Search products in the connected catalogue.
- Compare characteristics actually available.
- Flag details requiring confirmation.
- Provide product links and a next step.
Continue with Select products and send a customer shortlist.
Frequently asked questions
They can describe the intended use, preferences and constraints. Search remains grounded in the available catalogue.
What to prepare for a practical test
Use a safe real example, current source data and clearly assigned approval responsibility.
- A representative catalogue category.
- Reliable and current product attributes.
- Five realistic shopper questions to check.