> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.atlios.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Fix > How to review, filter, and act on issues in Atlios. **Fix** is where you review the catalogue issues Atlios found in your store. It sits in the sidebar with a count of the problem types that are open, so you can open it in one click from anywhere. Your store home also links into it, already filtered to the work it describes. Use it to decide what needs a fix, what needs manual review, and what can be ignored as an intentional exception. ## Two ways to see Fix A switch at the top of the page picks the view. Atlios remembers your choice in this browser. * **Overview** is the default. It puts the next job up front, lists the rest as shelves, and keeps a **Waiting on you** row for the work only you can settle. * **Table** lists every problem type in one row, with a search box and **Priority** and **Area** filters. Either way, open a problem type to see the products it affects and the fix Atlios proposes. Nothing goes live until you approve it, and you can undo a fix from Activity. ## The full problem list To see every problem, product by product, choose **See every problem, product by product** under the Table. The same list opens whenever a link or a filter names the work you want, such as a link from your store home. The full list shows active issues by default. Each row includes the affected product, the issue summary, rule, status, severity, and when Atlios last detected it. Issues from [Google Merchant Center](https://docs.atlios.io/product/google-merchant-center.md) appear here too, prefixed `GMC:`. Account-level GMC warnings show as a banner above the list. The summary at the top shows how many issues are **Open** and how many were **Resolved 7d**, meaning in the last 7 days. Beside the list, **Problem types** opens the issue settings, and **More** lets you export issues and open **Ignored problems**. ## Find the right issues Use the controls above the full list to narrow it: * **Search** by product title, rule name, or issue message. * **Status** to show open, in progress, waiting for Google, resolved, or ignored issues. * **Priority** to focus on critical and high-severity work first. * **Problem type** to review one type of issue at a time. * **Source** to focus on issues from Google, Shopify, or the live page. An issue flagged by both shows a badge for each and appears once. * **Group by** to organise the list by problem area, priority, problem type, product, item type, product detail, or Google's message. **Problem area** is the nine-way breakdown of what kind of problem it is. **Group by Google's message** puts each issue under the reason Google gave for it, in Google's own words. The option appears only while the current view contains Google Merchant Center issues. An issue flagged by both Google and Atlios is grouped under Google's message, not your check, and anything Google did not flag collects in one "Not from Google" section at the bottom, so nothing is hidden. Rows Google flagged also show the markets affected, so you can read a reason's reach without opening it. > [!TIP] > > For routine reviews, start with active critical and high-severity issues. Then > move into medium and low-severity batches. ## Open an issue Open an issue to see: * The affected product or variant. * Why Atlios flagged it. * Which sources flagged it. When more than one source flagged the same field, a **Flagged by** section lists each source, with a link to open the issue in Google Merchant Center where relevant. * A **Google-confirmed** indicator when Google Merchant Center is one of the sources, so you know the problem also affects your Google listings. * The most useful details for that check. * Any available fix action. * A way to ignore it. * Recent activity, such as fixes, ignored problems, or reopens. Some issues also show extra context, such as duplicate products or variants, off-spec images, or tag patterns that may explain the issue. ## Work through issues **1. Start with the highest impact issues** Use the priority and problem type filters to focus the list. **2. Open the issue** Read the issue message, affected product, and details. **3. Choose an action** Apply a supported fix, review a proposed fix, enter a required value, open the product for manual editing, or ignore a valid exception. **4. Let Atlios confirm** After fixes or Shopify edits, Atlios re-checks the affected products automatically and resolves issues that no longer apply. ## Available actions Each issue can show different actions depending on the issue type and status. > [accordion] Apply or review a fix > > Use this when Atlios can prepare a safe change. Some fixes can start > directly, while others require review before applying. > [accordion] Enter a value > > Use this when Atlios needs a value from you, such as SKU, barcode, or price. > [accordion] Open an image workflow > > Use this for image template mismatch issues that need generated image review > before publishing. > [accordion] Generate more images > > Use this on a product flagged for too few images to generate extra angles > for review before publishing. > [accordion] Ignore an exception > > Use **Ignore** when the catalogue state is intentional and should not keep > appearing as active work. Ignored problems are listed under **More**, then > **Ignored problems**. > [accordion] Open product > > Use this when the issue is inspect-only or needs a manual Shopify edit. ## Bulk actions Use bulk actions when several selected issues can be handled the same way. Atlios shows which issues were started and which ones need individual review. > [!NOTE] > > Some issues cannot be fixed in bulk because they require a decision, a custom > value, or manual review in Shopify. Bulk actions can exclude selected issues that are already verifying, resolved, ignored, inspect-only, manual-input only, or review-required. For a focused walkthrough, see [Use bulk issue actions](https://docs.atlios.io/guides/use-bulk-issue-actions.md). This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.