1. Audit the catalog
Start with a catalog risk report that surfaces missing alt text, weak SEO fields, incomplete product copy, and accessibility-related product-content gaps.
Use the report to show clients where their catalog needs attention before proposing manual cleanup, SEO work, accessibility support, or product-content retainers.
2. Scope the cleanup
Turn the audit into a clear remediation plan.
Prioritize the highest-impact product fields, define the catalog section to clean up, and package the work around a specific outcome: alt text remediation, SEO metadata cleanup, product description refresh, or ongoing catalog maintenance.
3. Generate reviewable drafts
Use Lumi to draft WCAG-aligned alt text, SEO titles, meta descriptions, and product descriptions using product and image context.
Drafts are designed for review before publishing, so your team can keep control over quality, tone, and client requirements.
4. Review with the client
Give clients a clearer approval workflow than a spreadsheet full of copy.
Compare missing or weak fields with generated suggestions, edit where needed, and approve updates before they go live.
5. Publish approved updates
Apply approved product-content updates directly to Shopify instead of copying and pasting across individual SKUs.
Lumi helps your team move from audit findings to completed remediation work faster.
6. Export remediation records
Deliver client-ready records that show what was reviewed, approved, and updated.
Use exports for monthly reporting, accessibility-support documentation, internal QA, or proof of ongoing catalog cleanup.