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Asked in the answers
See whether ChatGPT and Gemini recommend your products when a shopper asks, and who replaces you when they don't.
Features · Publish
A ChatGPT product feed from your enriched catalog.
Clione sends your catalog to ChatGPT shopping every day and builds a supplemental feed for Google Merchant Center. Both come from the catalog you already enriched, and every build tells you what it left out.
ChatGPT shopping
Uploaded every day, to the account OpenAI gives you.
Paste the SFTP account OpenAI gives you into Clione once. From then on, Clione uploads a fresh ChatGPT product feed to it every day.
- Built from the enriched catalog, not from a spreadsheet kept by hand
- Clione does the upload: no file to export, no job to schedule
Google Merchant Center
A supplemental feed that fills the gaps Google asks about.
A Merchant Center supplemental feed adds the attributes your products are missing there, and only the ones your store actually states. Nothing is filled in by guesswork.
- Color, material, size, gender and age group, when the store states them
- Google's product category only when it matches Google's official list exactly
Every build
What each build left out, and why.
The feed settings keep the last five builds. Each one lists the products it left out and the reason, so a missing product is a fix you can make, not a mystery.
- The last five builds, each with its exclusions and their reasons
- How to use the same feed in Microsoft Merchant Center and Meta, step by step
After the feed
Then see whether it worked.
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Counted in the orders
With Google Analytics connected, see which orders came from AI assistants, each figure with its noise range.
How orders are matched →03
Tested against a control
One group of products gets a changed feed, a control group stays untouched, and the report says whether assistants mentioned and cited the changed ones more. Run with our team.
Before you connect it
What people ask about the feeds.
Will my products show up in ChatGPT shopping?
That part is OpenAI's call. Clione sends your catalog to ChatGPT shopping every day, built from the enriched catalog; whether and where your products appear is decided by OpenAI. What Clione can show you is what an assistant reads from your catalog, and whether ChatGPT and Gemini recommend you.
How do I connect the ChatGPT product feed?
Paste the SFTP account OpenAI gives you into the feed settings. Clione uploads a fresh feed to it every day from then on. What a ChatGPT product feed is, if you want the long version.
Does the supplemental feed replace my Merchant Center feed?
No. A supplemental feed adds attributes to the products your primary product feed already lists. Clione's fills color, material, size, gender and age group when your store states them, and Google's product category only when it matches Google's official list exactly.
Why was a product left out of the feed?
The feed settings tell you. The last five builds are kept, each with the products it left out and the reason, so you can fix the product and see it in a later build.
Can I use the same feed in Microsoft Merchant Center or Meta?
Yes. The feed settings show how to use the same feed in Microsoft Merchant Center and in Meta.
What does it cost?
Nothing, during the beta. Clione is taking selected clients into this stage, in limited places, free of charge, and prices are published when the beta ends in Q1 2027.
Keep reading
Where it goes from here.
Measure
AI visibility
Whether ChatGPT and Gemini recommend your products, and who takes your place when they don't.
Write
Semantic enrichment
The identity, the reasoning and the keywords behind every product the feed carries.
Publish
llms.txt
A Markdown document for every product, served to AI agents from your store's own domain.
Start
Bring your store. See the feed it would send.
On a short call: your catalog, and the feed Clione would build from it for ChatGPT shopping and Merchant Center.
Clione is in beta: selected clients, limited places, free until the beta ends in Q1 2027.