Catalogue standards
How shopping information is updated.
Tailored Deals combines approved retailer and partner information, then applies checks before a deal or product can appear publicly.
Offer updates
Offer titles, dates, codes, markets and destinations are checked for required details, duplicates and obvious conflicts. 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
Product names, brands, categories, market details and retailer routes must be complete enough to identify what is being compared. Prices, availability, delivery and returns can change, so the retailer page remains the final check before purchase.
Quality checks
- Required listing details must be present and internally consistent.
- The destination must use a safe, expected retailer route.
- Duplicate and withdrawn records are kept out of current discovery.
- Search-facing pages need enough useful customer information.
- Unsupported ratings, reviews, stock and price-history claims are not added.
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.