Unify data input
Use a provider layer for 1688 API, Excel or controlled demo data.
Normalized commerce dataAI should work on real product, order, inventory and SKU data—not invent operations in a chat window.
1688 AI Ops connects 1688 API / Excel data, product library, AI analysis, image production and operational tasks in one workspace.


ONE REAL TASK
The system normalizes data first, then runs AI analysis and visual tasks while keeping product facts, pricing, images and publishing behind human gates.
01Export product data into multiple spreadsheets.
02Check titles, attributes, SKU, inventory and images manually.
03Send images into separate tools or design workflows.
04Return to the seller backend and re-check everything again.
01API / Excel / mock data enter through one provider contract.
02Products, orders, inventory and SKU use one data model.
03AI analyzes real product data rather than guessing.
04Image tasks, retries and review status are tracked.
05Approved changes become actionable operation tasks.
HOW IT WORKS
Each step says what the system does and what it hands to the next step.
Use a provider layer for 1688 API, Excel or controlled demo data.
Normalized commerce dataProducts, orders, inventory and SKU become queryable operating data.
Product and inventory viewAI works on existing product facts and media.
Optimization suggestionsGeneration, retry, status and review are tracked instead of treated as one-off prompts.
Image candidatesApproved improvements become operational actions.
Execution queueWHY THIS PRODUCT
Every differentiation point has product or repository evidence behind it.
Product, order and inventory data enter through a provider layer before AI is allowed to reason over them.
Real operations need task state, retry, review and quality gates.
The design explicitly avoids unattended price changes, captcha bypass and unsafe account-control automation.
WHAT YOU ACTUALLY GET
We separate what is ready, what is demo-stage and what still requires human approval.
This remains a demo product rather than a fully standardized SaaS.
Some external image capabilities still depend on account entitlement.
Product facts, price, inventory, visuals and publishing remain human-approved.
We will first decide whether this product fits, a demo is needed, or the workflow should be custom-built.