Struct PIM’s enrichment insights take the guesswork out of data readiness.
In this post, we’ll walk through how enrichment insights help teams stay on top of data completeness, monitor release readiness, and ensure nothing slips through the cracks.
It’s all about working smarter with the product information you already have, structured in a way that’s actionable.
Define your enrichment insights based on your business
What does it mean for a product to be 'ready' for release in your company? Well, that probably depends on who you ask.
For the e-commerce manager, it might mean products are set for the Danish web shop with all the necessary information.
While for the marketing team, it could mean everything is ready and polished for Google Shopping.
There’s a different checklist for every area, and Struct PIM’s enrichment insights let you define what “ready” looks like for each specific purpose.
You might want to set up one enrichment insight called “Ready for DK catalogue”, another for “Ready for DK web shop” and so on.
Each of these insights needs its own set of criteria - like translations, product descriptions, images, or related products.
Struct PIM keeps track of it all in one place.
You can create as many enrichment insights as you need.
Want to track completeness across markets, languages, or even Digital Product Passport? No problem.
With enrichment insights showing up directly on the product page and in saved searches, your team always knows what’s done, what’s in progress, and what still needs attention.
This visibility has made a real difference for some of our clients. For example, the team at Johannes Fog called this is one of their favorite features in Struct PIM.
It helped their team see exactly how far the enrichment process was across their assortments.
Want to learn more about our case with Johannes Fog? Read the case and full interview here.
Once your enrichment insights are defined, the next challenge is maintaining consistency - especially as your team makes updates. That’s where revision logs come in.
Stay on top of enrichment changes with revision logs
When product enrichment involves multiple people, channels or markets things move fast.
And that’s often great, but it also makes it tricky to keep track of who enriched what, and when.
That’s where the revision log comes in.
It automatically keeps a running history of every change to your product data.
Whether it’s a new image, a translation, or an updated attribute, you get the full change log.
Who made the change, what was changed, and when was it changed.
This makes it super easy to follow the progress of the enrichment over time.
Especially when multiple people are working across languages, channels, and product categories.
And if you need to revisit an earlier version, you can roll back in seconds.
Think of it as a detailed version history, designed specifically for teams handling complex product data with full traceability and control.
Conclusion
You no longer have to wonder if your product is ready to go live with Struct PIM’s enrichment insights.
Whether you're preparing for a local catalogue, the Danish web shop, or Digital Product Passport, you define what “ready” looks like for your company.
And with the revision log available at your fingertips, collaboration flows better, and everyone stays aligned.
So whether you’re enriching for one channel or multiple markets, you and your team can stay in control.
Your team deserves a smoother way to enrich your product data. Let’s show you how Struct PIM makes it happen. Book a demo now.
