No guesswork. No black box. Here's exactly what happens.
You're not handing your catalog to a script and hoping for the best. Here's the actual process, start to finish, the same one every VRYX client goes through.
We start by understanding your store, not a generic onboarding form.
Every store has its own taxonomy, its own brand priorities, its own way customers actually shop. Before anything moves, we learn your distributor relationships, your category structure, your margin priorities by brand and category, and what "done right" actually looks like for your specific catalog.
This isn't a checkbox intake form. It's the foundation everything else gets built on.
Your sync, your categorization rules, your pricing logic, built specifically for your store.
This is where the real work happens, before your catalog ever changes. We connect to your distributor's actual feed format, whatever shape it comes in. We build the categorization logic that matches how your store is organized today. We set up your margin rules by category and brand, exactly the way you specified.
None of this is a generic template applied to your store. It's built once, specifically for you.
You see the results before you take our word for it.
Once your setup is built, it goes live on your store, your real catalog, your real distributor data, working exactly the way we discussed. You're not approving a sample or a demo.
You're seeing your actual products, correctly categorized, correctly priced, correctly synced, on your actual store.
Then it just keeps running. Every day. Without you managing it.
This is the part that's actually different from buying software. You don't log into a dashboard to push updates yourself. You don't get an alert telling you to go fix something.
Your catalog stays synced, your new products get categorized and published, your Google Shopping feed stays accurate, your pricing stays within the rules you set, every day, whether you're checking in or not.
What people actually ask before signing up.
Yes, and it's one of the most common reasons stores lose margin without realizing it. The gap isn't your fault, it's just math: a distributor updates prices on their schedule, and your store updates on whatever schedule you can manually keep up with. We close that gap by syncing to your distributor's actual update pattern, not a generic daily check, so your store is never running on yesterday's pricing.
This almost always comes down to timing. Your distributor's real stock level changes throughout the day, but most stores only sync once, maybe twice. Every gap in between is a chance for your store to say "in stock" on something that just sold out elsewhere, or "out of stock" on something a customer could have bought right now. We keep your stock numbers tied to what's actually true, not what was true at your last sync.
Almost always, it's the same root cause: your distributor changed a price or stock level, and your feed didn't catch up fast enough. Google's crawlers flag that mismatch and your listings get suppressed. We handle your feed refreshes continuously, so the data Google sees always matches the data your customers see.