1. Enable Data Validation
Make sure the “Data Validation” option is checked to activate this feature. This ensures your configured rules are applied during enrichment or review.
2. Set Up Validation Rules
Validation rules define how your product data should be checked. These rules act as quality controls to catch mismatches, missing values, or formatting issues.
For Each Rule:
- Display Name: Give your rule a clear, descriptive name (e.g., “Image Check”, “Description Format Rule”).
- Rule (Text Field): Describe the validation condition in plain language. Use specific instructions such as:
- “Ensure text attributes align with the product name and images.”
- “Flag if warranty is missing for electronics.”
- “Check that material includes ‘wood’ if category is Furniture.”
Use / to insert specific attributes into your rule (e.g., /Material, /Product Name). These will dynamically reference values from your data.
3. Add More Rules
Click + Add Rule to create additional validation checks. You can define as many as needed for your use case.
Best Practices
- Be specific: Avoid vague rules. Use terms like “must include”, “cannot be empty”, or “should match”.
- Use attributes: Refer to actual field names using / to make the rules dynamic.
