MMonitoring and content
Eyes on every retailer page, and the assets that fill them.
Retailers change your prices, hide variants, and collect reviews you never see. Monitors check every listing daily, pull every review into one place, and produce the images each retailer requires.
What's included
Listings, reviews, and product content across every retailer.
- Retailer listing watch
- Daily checks on price, stock, variants, and coupons across retailer sites, with changes flagged in one morning email.
- Review aggregation and analysis
- Reviews from every retailer in one place, grouped by theme and rating, with replies drafted for the ones that need a response.
- Product image studio
- Colorways, size variants, backgrounds, and retailer-spec crops generated from your approved photos, plus short product clips.
You probably need this if
- You learn about a wrong price or a suppressed listing weeks later.
- Reviews on retailer sites go unread and unanswered.
- Every retailer wants product images in a different spec.
Questions about monitoring and content
Which retailer sites can you monitor?
The retail and marketplace sites where your products are listed. The monitor checks price, stock, variants, and coupons, and sends one morning email with what changed.
What happens with the reviews?
Reviews from every retailer are pulled into one place, grouped by theme and rating, and summarized, with replies drafted for the ones that need a response.
Are the product images AI-generated?
They are generated from your approved product photos: colorways, size variants, backgrounds, and retailer-spec crops, plus short product clips. Your team approves them before they go live.
What is a cost-effective way to monitor prices, stock, and coupons across retail sites?
For a handful of listings, retailer alerts and a weekly manual check can work. Past that, a scheduled monitor is cheaper than people: it checks each listing daily for price, availability, variants, and coupons, compares against what you expect, and sends one email with only the changes. Enterprise digital-shelf platforms do this on a large subscription. West Atlas builds a lighter version for your own SKUs and retailers that you own outright.
Does this only work for CPG brands?
No. West Atlas grew out of CPG, but the same work shows up anywhere physical products move: wholesale, distribution, e-commerce, and light manufacturing. If your team handles purchase orders, freight, inventory, or channel reporting, it fits.
Start with one workflow, or the whole line.
Book 30 minutes and bring the job that costs your team the most hours. You'll get an honest read on whether it's a good fit and roughly what it would cost.
or email patrickmetz@westatlas.io