Catalog audit
Mapped duplicates, missing fields, weak names, mismatched assets, and the rows that could not safely move forward.
Demonstration case study · Shopify skincare
Sable & Bloom had beautiful products and a backend held together by duplicate rows, unfinished descriptions, mystery image files, and hope. We turned the mess into 20 clean Shopify listings, six shoppable collections, and one upload-ready system.
01 · before we touched the folder
The raw materials looked painfully familiar: product ideas, supplier details, partial copy, image folders, duplicate drafts, and no safe path from “almost finished” to Shopify upload.
“gentle cleanser maybe,” “Botanical milk CLEANSER,” and “rose toner” all lived in the same sheet. The brand voice changed row by row.
Multiple versions of the same products appeared across drafts, with conflicting names, prices, images, and statuses.
Some products had three SKU formats. Others had none. Six listings were missing a usable price.
Supplier notes, half-sentences, placeholders, and one gloriously honest description that simply said “idk.”
Cleansers lived under “skincare stuff.” Sheet masks lived under “face wash.” Treatments were scattered across unrelated folders.
Files like IMG_4839-final-final.png and a folder called “use these ones I think” had to be matched to the right products.
Twenty products existed, but there was no clear customer path through the catalog and no repeatable backend logic.
Nothing was mapped safely for import. Every field needed to be cleaned, standardized, checked, and organized first.
02 · the inventory
Not embarrassing. Not unusual. Just the real-world result of one founder being expected to create the products and somehow become a catalog department too.
“Beautiful brand. Backend held together with hope, caffeine, and a folder named final final maybe.”— the situation
03 · what Send The Mess did
We reviewed the raw information, found what was missing, rebuilt the structure, wrote the customer-facing content, standardized the data, and prepared the catalog for Shopify.
Mapped duplicates, missing fields, weak names, mismatched assets, and the rows that could not safely move forward.
Structured 20 products with consistent fields, statuses, SKU logic, naming, and one clear backend home.
Built six collections around how customers actually shop skincare—not how the folders happened to be named.
Clear, premium, consistent product names that fit the brand without turning every title into a tiny novel.
Benefit-focused, brand-aligned copy with useful product details and no leftover “finish later” notes.
Clean handles, mapped fields, image order guidance, collection logic, and an upload-ready catalog package.
04 · the data
Switch views to compare the raw catalog rows with the cleaned Shopify-ready structure.
| Title | SKU | Price | Description | Collection | Image | Status |
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05 · the transformation
Drag, tap, or use your arrow keys to compare the same listing before and after Send The Mess.
Cleansers
A soft daily cleanser designed to leave skin feeling fresh, balanced, and comfortable without stripping the skin barrier.
06 · the structure
Twenty products became six clear collections. Tap a collection to see the customer-facing structure and finished listings.
Gentle daily face washes
Full catalog map · 20 products · 6 collections
07 · the delivery
Not a prettier pile of files. A structured, consistent, Shopify-ready catalog with a clear backend system and customer-facing logic.
your catalog, next
Start with a professional diagnosis and DIY repair plan—or choose the build that lets you hand the whole catalog over.
If you choose a core build afterward, 100% of what you paid for the Mini Mess Audit is credited toward the eligible package.