Fichewise writes your WooCommerce product pages from established facts. Every published specification is tied to its source; whatever cannot be confirmed does not appear.
On the review screen, every value shows where it comes from: the manufacturer datasheet, an identified web page, or your own store data. You know what each line rests on before it is published.
Web pages receive a reliability score according to their nature, from the brand website down to a forum. A page that describes another model or a variant is set aside before anything is extracted from it.
Upload the manufacturer PDF to the product: it is read at once, tables included, then compared with the sources already gathered, without running a new search. It counts as a manufacturer source, at the highest rank.
A copy of that same document found on the web is not counted as a second confirmation. A source does not confirm itself.
A value that no reliable source confirms, or that two sources contradict, is kept off the product page. It is not erased for all that: the review shows it, along with the reason it was excluded.
A single fragile source, an unsettled conflict, a value worked out by calculation rather than read in a document: each case is named, so that you know what to provide.
The proposed page appears next to the current content. You edit whatever you wish, settle the conflicts, then publish. The previous content is backed up and can be restored in one click.
When no source exists for a specification, a form built from your category lets you enter it. Your entry counts as store data and takes precedence on publication.
A value you entered is never overwritten by a value found online. When they disagree, yours is kept and the discrepancy is flagged to you. The GTIN held by your store is never replaced.
Fichewise does not proofread itself: from one pass to the next, what it published is not taken back as your store data. It therefore cannot confirm its own copy.
Everything starts from the verified attributes, your editorial line, your category.
Structured, with a specification table that only carries established values.
The summary of the product page, written in the voice of your store from the same facts.
Written into the fields of Rank Math, Yoast SEO, All in One SEO or SEOPress, or handled by Fichewise when none is installed.
Global attributes, with the label and unit your category declares. Variation attributes are never modified.
Proposed from the product and your catalog, editable in the review.
The plugin is displayed in French, English, German, Spanish, Italian or Portuguese, following the language of your admin.
The Audit tab of the dashboard reads your store once and returns three lists. No model is called, no credit is counted, and each list exports to CSV.
Description, short description, SEO meta, GTIN, and the attributes declared by the category schema: every incomplete product is listed with the fields it lacks.
Spellings of one attribute that name the same quantity are grouped, the most frequent spelling is proposed as the reference, and you correct the groups of your choice in bulk. USB-A and USB-B remain two values: nothing is matched by resemblance.
Products that share an identifier are always flagged. Very close titles are flagged too, so that you decide whether it is a variant or a duplicate.
Fichewise translates an established product page into the languages declared by your multilingual plugin. Nothing is made up when switching language: what was not in the source does not appear in the translation.
The title, the long and short descriptions, the SEO title and meta, and text attributes are translated. An attribute term already translated in WPML or Polylang is reused as is, without a model call.
Numbers, units, GTIN, SKU, brands and the terms of your Store Profile are copied as they are. A quantity is not translated, it is copied.
A figure from the source that is missing from the translation marks the draft "to check", with the list of what is missing. You review each draft before it is written to the translated product. With the managed service, a translation costs one credit per language and per page.
The same license opens both modes. You switch from one to the other in the settings, at any time.
You enter an Anthropic key for writing, a Tavily key for search, and pay your providers directly. No product data is stored outside WordPress, and nothing is sent to Fichewise.
You open no account with any provider. One credit covers one enriched product page; it is only counted once the page has been reviewed or published. Product data is kept only for the time it takes to process.
Screenshots of Fichewise 1.10.2 on a demo store.
One license for the whole plugin, with your own keys or through the managed service. You review every page before it goes live.
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