Assortment and availability
Understand the range your market can actually buy.
Crawlr creates a consistent view of assortment and availability across changing catalogs, using matched product identity to separate genuine range differences from naming noise.
Range with identity
Catalog differences become measurable when products share a consistent identity.
Matched snapshots distinguish real additions, removals, availability changes, and channel gaps from superficial differences in titles and category structure.
- Catalog overlap
- MEASURED
- Range events
- DETECTED
- Availability history
- RETAINED
How assortment works
From catalog snapshots to range and availability decisions.
- 01
Anchor the range
Define the reference assortment, competitor catalogs, channels, markets, and category scope.
- 02
Match recurring snapshots
Connect equivalent products and retain additions, removals, returns, and available stock signals.
- 03
Compare the market
Deliver overlap matrices, gap lists, event histories, and segments for planning and monitoring.
Operating detail
What goes into the workflow—and what comes out.
Capabilities
- Assortment overlap and gap analysis
- New-listing and delisting event detection
- Availability and stock-signal histories
- Market, channel, seller, and category segmentation
Inputs
- Reference assortment
- Competitor catalogs
- Markets and channels
- Category scope
Outputs
- Assortment matrices
- Gap lists
- Availability histories
- Addition and removal events
Use cases
- Range planning
- Competitive assortment
- Market expansion
- Availability monitoring
Delivery modes
- API
- Scheduled assortment feeds
- Analyst-ready exports
- Private client web app
Assortment and availability FAQ
Answers about range, stock signals, and catalog change.
Connected commerce intelligence
Continue through the Crawlr data layer.
Product matching
Connect retailer listings to the same underlying product with normalized attributes, explainable evidence, and reviewable confidence.
Pricing and promotions
Monitor list prices, selling prices, discounts, promotion mechanics, and change events across matched products and markets.
Digital shelf and content
Monitor search placement, category visibility, titles, images, descriptions, attributes, seller context, and content completeness.