The Home page
Home is not a dashboard. It's where Catalog tells you what it did on its own and what needs a decision from you: gaps in your data, photos that contradict a field, words shoppers search for and don't find, sizes that run small according to returns.
To open it, go to Catalog > Home. The page opens with a greeting, today's date and how many findings Atomo has for you, followed by a row of key figures. Below, the left column holds While you were away and What Atomo proposes; the right column holds Connections.
Read the key figures
Each figure under the greeting is a link to the page that explains it:
| Figure | What it counts | Opens |
|---|---|---|
| Products | The size of your catalog, and how many products are sellable. | The product list |
| Searches not found | Searches on your storefront that returned nothing. | Search > Queries |
| Proposals to sign | Values proposed by Atomo that wait for a person to approve them. | Enrichment |
| Returns, empty fields | Where returns point to an attribute that is still empty. | Enrichment |
See what happened while you were away
While you were away summarizes the work Catalog did on its own since your last visit, with the time range it covers. Depending on your setup it can include:
- orders read from Shopify;
- new proposals and proposed description phrases;
- new alerts;
- refreshed merchandising signals and fit information;
- updated customer profiles;
- the search index rebuilt, with the number of documents.
When nothing happened, the block doesn't appear.
Work through what Atomo proposes
What Atomo proposes is the queue you start the day from. Findings are Sorted by urgency in three groups: Do now, Today and When you can. Only the first group with findings is open; click a group to open or close it. A finding marked Serious needs attention first.
Typical findings include past-season products with no stock left, SEO never filled in, attributes with gaps, a photo that shows a different color from the one declared, options that look like duplicates, products with a single image, negative stock, words that shoppers search for and don't find, and items that run small or large according to returns.
Steps
- In Nucleo, go to Catalog > Home.
- Optional: to see findings from one source only, click catalog, photos, orders or search above the queue. Each chip shows how many findings it holds, and only the sources with findings appear. Click All to see everything again.
- Read a finding. Each card says what Atomo found and how many items it concerns, what changes if you accept (If you accept: or What changes:) and Where it comes from:.
- Do one of the following:
- Click the main button of the card, such as Open them in the catalogue or Review the proposals. It takes you to the page where you act, already filtered.
- Click With Atomo to open the assistant with the finding as context, and decide the details together.
- Click Ignore to set the finding aside.
Set aside or restore a finding
Ignore sets a finding aside for everyone in the company, not just for you. It stays hidden when you reload the page, and comes back only if the problem grows by more than half: setting aside 22 products with a contradictory color means "I've seen these 22", not "never show me colors again".
Steps
- On a finding, click Ignore. A set aside counter appears at the bottom of the queue.
- To bring it back, click the set aside counter and then click Put it back next to the finding.
Check your connections
Connections lists what talks to your catalog, and when it last did. There is one group per sales channel, such as your Shopify store, and a Nucleo group for the work Nucleo does on its own. Only the first group is open; the dots next to each group name show the status of its rows, so you can spot a problem without opening it.
| Row | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Shopify catalog | How many products are linked to your store. |
| Shopify orders | How many orders Nucleo has read, and how many order lines have no matching product. |
| Published products | How many products are assigned to the channel, or channel off when the channel is paused. |
| Connector | The connector behind the channel. |
| Search index | When the search index was last rebuilt, and with how many documents. |
| Storefront search | Searches received in the last 24 hours and how many found nothing. |
| Merchandiser signals | How many items have return rate, momentum and margin signals. |
| Customer profiles | How many customer profiles and events Nucleo holds. |
Each row shows a green dot when everything is fine, a red dot with the reason when the last run failed, and never ran when it hasn't run yet. Click a row to open the page behind it.