Catalogue standards
How shopping information is updated.
Tailored Deals organises information supplied by retailers and affiliate partners. Public listings include records that still need checking, so read the recorded evidence beside the details before relying on an offer.
Offer updates
Offer records contain supplied titles, dates, codes, markets and destinations. Automated checks can identify missing details and some obvious conflicts, but do not establish that a code works. A listed offer is still a prompt to confirm the final basket with the retailer, not a promise that every shopper or product qualifies.
Product updates
Use the product name, model or SKU, retailer, market and currency to identify what is being compared. Missing or inconsistent source details may remain visible with a review warning. Prices, availability, delivery and returns can change, so confirm the exact variant on the retailer page.
Read the check that was actually recorded
- A listing check concerns the supplied fields; it is separate from visiting a retailer or testing a code.
- A retailer destination check describes the recorded visit, not a promise about its current price or checkout.
- Older, duplicate, expired and withdrawn records can remain accessible. Use the offer dates and evidence notes to judge their relevance.
- Appearing in a catalogue, search result or category does not certify a listing as verified.
- Missing ratings, stock checks and price history should remain unknown rather than being inferred from an advertised discount.
Check an offer in three steps
- Match the exact item, country, currency and customer conditions to your purchase.
- Compare the source update date with any separately recorded retailer, code or price check. A recent import is not a new checkout test.
- Open the retailer and confirm the complete basket price, delivery and return terms before paying.
The evidence centre explains published observations and lets you look up an existing listing.
Corrections and commercial links
Report a wrong code, date, category, product detail or destination so the listing can be reviewed. Some outbound retailer links can earn Tailored Deals a commission without increasing the shopper's price.
Read the editorial policy, commercial disclosure or request a correction.