Shoppers ask for the best product for a need, a budget or a person. Assistants answer with a short list and often cite review sites, retailer pages and comparison articles. The mention tracking agent records whether your products appear for those questions, and which competitors take your place when they do not.
The source mapping agent then shows which review sites carry the most weight in your category. It also lists where your own product pages are cited, so you can see whether assistants are using your descriptions or someone else's version of them, and which retailer pages need fixing first.
Prices, sizes and availability change often, so assistants may quote old versions. The accuracy agent checks answers against the product data you approve. Fixes happen at the source, such as a retailer listing or your own product pages, and your team approves each one.
Start with a few core products or categories rather than the whole catalogue. Pick the questions shoppers ask when they are ready to buy, such as best for a budget, best for gifts and best for a specific need. Once those are running, the list can widen. We would be cautious about tracking thousands of products, because the reports become too long to act on.