| 开发者 | cataloglift |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年9月23日 03:11 |
| PHP版本: | 8.3 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
In your CatalogLift account. The WordPress screen manages the connection and links to the service. You need WooCommerce and a CatalogLift account to use this plugin.
Check one store, review findings and try AI drafting with the free plan's one-time allowance. All catalog checks are included. Applying changes through CatalogLift requires a paid service plan. See pricing for current limits and allowances.
No. Connecting, scanning and generating drafts do not write changes to your products. Changes require approval and an apply action in CatalogLift. An AI agent you explicitly connect can also perform those actions with your account's permissions.
Eligible verified changes can be rolled back from their change record for 150 days. Availability depends on the field, its previous value and your connector. If someone has edited the value since CatalogLift changed it, the rollback is blocked to protect that newer edit.
No. It works with the product SEO titles and meta descriptions those plugins store. Supported, approved fixes are saved to the same fields. Your SEO plugin continues to manage how that metadata appears on your site. CatalogLift also checks product data, images, prices and descriptions beyond those SEO fields.
Yes. CatalogLift can draft supported product content from the data available in your catalog. Review the proposed text before using it, especially product facts and claims. AI drafting uses your service plan's allowance; a draft is not automatically published.
CatalogLift analyzes your catalog in its online service. Your store still handles requests to read products and track changes, so scans use some hosting resources. The plugin does not run the catalog analysis as part of a shopper's page request.
Deactivating stops the plugin's scheduled tasks and removes nothing: the connection, its credentials and the plugin's records stay, and activating it again carries on where it stopped. Deactivation does not revoke the connection in CatalogLift. Deleting the plugin removes everything it stored in your site — the connection and its credentials, its settings and both of its database tables. It does not contact CatalogLift, so use Disconnect on the CatalogLift screen first; otherwise the store stays listed in your CatalogLift account until you remove it there. Installing the plugin again always starts a new connection. One of the removed tables is the record of changes CatalogLift applied, and an undo is checked against that record: after deleting the plugin, changes applied before that can no longer be undone from CatalogLift. Changes already saved to your products remain in WooCommerce.
Yes. CatalogLift finds out how your store's REST API is addressed when you connect. If you later switch a connected store from friendly to plain permalinks, disconnect and connect it again so CatalogLift learns the new address.
For connection problems or questions about your CatalogLift account, contact CatalogLift support.
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