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Spot the assortment shift the moment it happens.
ShopVision's Assortment & Catalog Intelligence makes the entire category move visible the moment it changes.
ASSORTMENT & Catalog Intelligence
Your assortment gaps are already being exploited.
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Category reviews shouldn't depend on what you can manually find the night before.
Competitor launches, price band changes, and clearance moves all affect your assortment strategy. Tracking them manually takes hours and still misses things. ShopVision does it continuously.
Every competitor move. One place.
ShopVision maps your catalog against competitor assortments, tracking new SKUs, discontinued products, variant changes, and pricing across every channel. When something changes, your team knows and has the context to act on it.
Centralized competitor catalog data
Every competitor's assortment aggregated, normalized, and organized into a single source of truth across categories.
Launch and assortment change alerts
Get notified when competitors add products, launch variants, or shift categories as they happen, not weeks later.
Assortment depth and pricing benchmarks
Understand how your range stacks up on depth, pricing bands, and attributes across every category you compete in.
True price visibility
See real SKU prices behind promotions and discounts so your benchmarking reflects what competitors actually charge.
Match your catalog, monitor every move,
and reverse engineer the strategy behind it.
Assortment & Catalog intelligence, end to end.
Similar product matching
Match your catalog to the market automatically. AI links your products to similar ones sold across the market. Visual and attribute-based matching, no manual tagging, no spreadsheet maintenance.
Exact product matching
Exact matches, even when the data isn't there. When competitors hide UPCs and model numbers, traditional scrapers break. ShopVision uses visual inputs, descriptions, specs, and hidden metadata to find exact matches every time.
Assortment gap detection
See where you're losing share. ShopVision maps your catalog against competitor assortments and surfaces every category, subcategory, and price band where competitors carry products you don't. Stop guessing what to add.
Launch alerts
Catch every new product the day it launches. Get notified the moment competitors add SKUs, expand variants, or open categories. Real-time alerts via email, Slack, Teams, or webhooks at the variant, product, or category level.
Variant intelligence
Track every color, size, and configuration. ShopVision monitors variant-level data including colorways, sizes, materials, and bundles. See exactly how competitors slice their assortment, not just what sits at the top of the page.
Assortment depth and breadth
Benchmark how your range stacks up. Compare catalog size, depth, and breadth against every competitor in your category. Identify where you're under-indexed and where you can pull back without losing share.
Discontinuation tracking
When a product disappears, you'll know. Monitor your competitive set for SKU drops, line consolidations, and full category exits. Spot the openings before anyone else moves on them.
Catalog history and trends
The best signal of what's coming is what already shifted. A complete record of every assortment move across your tracked competitor set. Spot launch cadence, category expansion patterns, and walk into planning with a thesis instead of a hunch.
These are the questions we hear most often from merchandising and buying teams evaluating Assortment & Catalog Intelligence.
What is ShopVision Assortment & Catalog Intelligence?
It shows competitor assortment shifts the moment they happen. New product launches, quiet discontinuations, restocks, and category moves across the retailers and marketplaces in your market, refreshed daily. Instead of noticing a competitor entered a category three months late, you see it the week it happens.
How is this different from a digital shelf tool?
Most digital shelf tools watch your own listings: whether your content published correctly, whether you are in stock, where you rank. That is a useful job. This is the other direction. It watches what competitors are adding, dropping, and repositioning, matched product by product, so you can see the gap in your range rather than the state of your own.
Can it show us white space in our range?
Yes, and that is what most teams buy it for. Because your catalog is matched against your competitive set, you can see the subcategories, price points, and product types where competitors are selling and you are not. That works in both directions: it also flags where three competitors have quietly exited a category you are still investing in.
How do you match products across retailers?
LLM web agents read each product page the way a person does, matching exact products and equivalent ones, and returning a confidence score with the reasoning behind every match. It learns when your team corrects it. That is what connects a repackaged bundle, a different pack size, or a retailer's own-brand equivalent, which a match built on product codes never sees.
How is it priced?
Priced by the number of competitor sites you track, with your own catalog included, and no minimum term. It is bought standalone, so you can start with assortment alone and add pricing, marketing, or MAP coverage later on the same dataset.
Who on our team will use it?
Merchandising, buying, and category management, plus product teams planning a range. It is built for the people who have to defend a category review with evidence rather than instinct. Alerts land in Slack, Microsoft Teams, Notion, or email, and most teams run their first analysis within a week.
