Your product catalog has something to tell you

Some products are swimming in reviews.

Others have… two.

And a few are sitting quietly in the corner with zero reviews, zero photos, and absolutely no social proof to help them out.

That’s where the New & Improved - Product Catalog Report comes in.

It gives you one delightfully useful spreadsheet showing how reviews, ratings, questions, answers, and customer assets are distributed across your entire catalog.

Here's what's changed

• Faster loading and delivery of large scale catalogs

• More data per report including asset collection

• Respects filtering instead of outputting entire catalogs (useful if you are trying to hone in on a category of products, segment, vertical or brand)

Find the products that need a little love

Instead of opening product pages one at a time, you can quickly spot:

• Products with few—or no—reviews

• SKUs with plenty of reviews but very few customer photos

• Products with unanswered shopper questions

• Categories or brands falling behind on coverage

• Product variants whose reviews may be scattered across different SKUs

It’s basically a wellness check for your product catalog.

Go beyond the average rating

A 4.8-star rating looks lovely.

But does it come from 200 reviews… or two?

The Product Catalog Report shows the full rating distribution, total review volume, and recommendation data for every product. That means you can tell the difference between a proven customer favorite and a product that simply hasn’t received enough feedback yet.

Find your hidden pile of customer content

Reviews aren’t just stars and sentences. They can also contain the customer photos and other visual assets your team has worked so hard to collect.

The report helps you see which products are generating the most customer content—and which ones might benefit from a photo-review campaign.

Found a product with 15 reviews and 44 customer images?

That’s not just a well-reviewed product. That’s a tiny content gold mine.

Don’t leave shoppers hanging

The report also includes question-and-answer activity.

If a product has 12 customer questions and zero answers, you’ve just found a very clear to-do list. Answering those questions can remove purchasing uncertainty while showing shoppers that someone is actually paying attention.

Nice.

One report. Lots of useful questions answered.

Use the Product Catalog Report to decide:

• Which products should be included in your next review campaign?

• Where are your biggest review-coverage gaps?

• Which products are producing the best visual content?

• Where do customer questions still need answers?

• Which categories, brands, or product families need attention?

No digging. No endless tabs. Just a clean view of where your catalog is thriving—and where it needs a gentle nudge.

Take a closer look at the Product Catalog Report →