Pipeline template
Retail audit
Audit returns, loyalty, and POS procedures for a single in-store and online story.
How the pipeline runs
Step 01
Connect sources
Drive, Notion, Confluence, Slack
Step 02
Score every doc
Five dimensions per file
Step 03
Find contradictions
Step 04
Build vertical ontology
Step 05
Deliver report
PDF, JSON, MCP endpoint
What this audits
- Returns and refund policy across receipts, in-store signage, and website
- Loyalty programme rules across marketing and POS training
- Customer service procedures across phone, email, and in-store
- Topics a mystery shopper expects to test but the staff training does not cover
When to use this
You run a retail chain, a flagship store, or a multi-channel brand. The receipt, the website, and the staff member must all tell the customer the same thing. When they disagree, the customer remembers the better version, and the loss falls on the store.
Industries this fits
- Multi-store retail
- Department stores
- Specialty retail
Sample contradictions caught
Two real-shaped conflicts ceadr would surface in this audit.
Source A
Returns-Policy.gdoc
“Returns accepted within 60 days of purchase.”
Source B
Receipt-Footer.md
“Returns accepted within 30 days of purchase.”
Source A
Loyalty-Program-Rules.gdoc
“Members earn one point for every £1 spent.”
Source B
POS-Training.md
“Members earn one point for every £2 spent.”
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