Exploratory

Digital shelf compliance audit

Foodscape's digital shelf audit reviews product pages across e-commerce and retailer sites, comparing labels, ingredients, nutrition and claims for consistency and compliance, and returns a prioritized list of signals. Currently offered as exploratory partnerships.

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Who it is for

Brands, agents, retailer compliance teams and regulatory consultants.

Why it matters

The same product has different pages and copy across platforms; violations or inconsistencies are often found externally, and prioritization is unclear.

How it works

  1. Define the audit scope

    Confirm platforms, categories, SKUs and checks.

  2. Collect product pages

    Capture page text, images and label information with source links and timestamps.

  3. Compare and classify

    Classify as clear inconsistency, suspected, or needing human review.

  4. Produce a prioritized list

    Order by impact and fix cost, with evidence links.

Deliverables

  • Audit result list with page links and timestamps
  • Violation types and patterns
  • Suggested fix priority

Exploratory partnership: results are signals, not legal advice or regulator findings; we do not delist products or contact platforms on your behalf.

Procurement FAQ

How is scope defined?

By number of platforms, SKUs and checks; a pilot suggests one platform and a fixed SKU count.

Do you delist or report?

No. Foodscape provides signals and priority; actions remain with the brand or retailer.

FAQ

What does a digital shelf audit check?

It checks whether product-page names, ingredients, nutrition, allergens, origin and claims match the label, and whether unsupported wording appears.

How often can it run?

Cadence follows listing cycles; quarterly or pre-campaign is common.

What happens after findings?

The brand or retailer fixes by priority, with regulatory consultants where needed; Foodscape can re-audit after fixes.

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Last updated：2026-11-01