Questions · Discover
My site is not a store. Why was it scanned?
Anyone can ask for a free scan of any address, and the scan runs whatever it finds. For a site with no products, this finding is the whole result and nothing else is claimed about it.
Why it happens
An agent finds products the way the scan does: it asks the platform for a feed, reads the sitemap for product pages, and follows product links from the home page. When all three come back empty the agent has no product to evaluate, compare or buy, and the journey ends before it starts.
Two very different sites produce this finding. One is not a store at all, in which case there is nothing to fix and the finding is simply a description. The other is a store whose catalogue is hidden from every surface an agent uses: products behind a search box, a JavaScript app that renders links the scan never sees, or a sitemap that lists only marketing pages.
This comes up at the Discover stage. The full treatment, including how to reproduce it and what to change, is on No products found for an agent to read.
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