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Use a weekly catalog review to keep catalog quality from becoming a last-minute launch problem. The goal is to review the latest scan, resolve high-priority issues, suppress valid exceptions, and leave the issue list focused for the next review cycle.
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Start from the latest scan

Atlios scans on a schedule, so the team reviews the most recent automatic scan rather than starting one by hand.
If a scan is still running, wait for it to finish before making decisions from the issue list.
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Review high-severity issues first

Open the issue list and start with the highest-severity issues. Prioritize anything that affects product readiness, variant data, storefront confidence, or customer-facing product content.
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Fix what Atlios supports

Use guided fixes where available. Review proposed changes before applying them, especially when the fix affects product copy, images, tags, or merchandising details.
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Send manual work to Shopify

Some issues need manual updates in Shopify. Make those changes in the store, then return to Atlios for verification.
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Suppress valid exceptions

If an issue is intentional for a product or store, suppress it. Good suppressions keep the next weekly review focused on new or unresolved work.
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Let Atlios confirm

After the review work is complete, Atlios re-checks changed products automatically, and the next scheduled scan becomes the baseline for the following review.