CSSBuy vs Superbuy

CSSBuy vs Superbuy should read like a working catalog note, not a short keyword entry. Open the buyer route, confirm that the product link is still alive, and compare the current seller page with the saved row. The row should still match the selected color, size, version, category, price, and photo evidence before it stays in keep status.

For agent comparison, keep agent workflow, QC request, and shipping line close to the route. A buyer should not need to open several notes to understand why the product is in the catalog. If the route has a changed option list, weak seller gallery, or an unclear price note, the row should be marked compare until the evidence is cleaner.

The row also needs product-type checks. Shoes usually need outsole, side profile, size label, and shoe box notes. Tees need print placement, fabric, color, and tag checks. Hoodies need measurement and weight remarks. Bags need shape, strap, hardware, interior, and volume notes. Accessories need scale and packaging notes so small products do not become noisy rows.

Use route tracking and spreadsheet note to spot stale catalog entries. A row should change status when the link is dead, the seller removed the chosen version, the price moves far away from the saved note, or another route has stronger photos. Duplicate rows should be merged so the best route carries the active QC and shipping decision.

The QC column should name the missing evidence instead of saying only pending. Mark outsole, label, measurement, material close-up, interior, hardware, or packaging depending on what controls the decision. If the missing view can change sizing, version, or parcel value, the next action should be request photo rather than keep.

Shipping notes belong beside the row before checkout. Shoe boxes, bulky hoodies, structured bags, fragile accessories, and mixed parcels can change the value of a product that looked strong at first. Use the shipping column to show keep box, remove box, split parcel, compare weight, or hold for another item.

Close the review with a buyer action tied to buyer action. Keep means the route, option, price, QC evidence, and shipping note agree. Compare means another route may be stronger. Request photo means one missing angle controls the choice. Remove means the row is stale, duplicated, too risky, or no longer useful for the current catalog.