OBSERVED PRODUCT EVIDENCE · 2 NOVEMBER 2026
A small formatting fix.
A measurable validation change.
An anonymized merchant feed contained 2,842 product rows. A controlled rule preview normalized supported condition values from NEW to new.
This was a preview, not an applied production change or a customer revenue result. Prices, stock and IDs were unchanged in the candidate. Platform ingestion and acceptance were not tested.
What the preview established
- The same source, saved schema profile and merchant settings were used before and after the candidate rule.
- The rule changed supported condition spelling only. Missing and unknown condition facts were not guessed.
- 1,566 additional rows passed the implemented checks. Seven URL issues still required source correction.
- A passing check establishes readiness for the implemented rules, not platform approval or full UCP service conformance.
Approval memory addresses a separate problem: keeping a supported field decision when unrelated facts change. Explore both paths in the restricted preview.
Source: a Feedaptor validation preview recorded on 2 November 2026. Only aggregate results and the formatting rule are published; merchant identity and catalog records are omitted.
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