Definition
CatalogIQ measures AI commerce readiness as sub-index B of its catalog quality score, grading dimensions such as structured data, agent-required attributes, feed-protocol compliance, and natural-language parseability — in short, whether AI agents and answer engines can read and act on the catalog.
What it covers
- Structured data — machine-readable facts about each product.
- Agent-required attributes — the fields AI shopping agents need to compare and act.
- Feed-protocol compliance and natural-language parseability.
- It is weighted at 40% of the score by default (sub-index B).
How it relates to catalog intelligence
This is the AI-readiness lens of catalog intelligence expressed as a score. See the vendor-neutral explainers on AI-ready product data and AI-readable product content.