First of all, the B2B product specification page should be put back to the full process of “B2B de facto assets and procurement content.” The B2B specification page should distinguish between standard values, optional ranges, test conditions and customization. The parameter table should explain what these figures mean for selection and application. This means that the page should be clear to the user and allow the grabper to obtain the same information and retain the source, condition and timing.
The B2B page takes on the role of the source of the procurement. The specifications, accuracy, MOQ, capacity, delivery, certification, testing and case need to identify the object, condition, date and evidence to avoid the marketing slogan being used by the system as an unconditional fact.
This is done by reading the parameters from the controlled product data and confirming that the basic information is not conflicting; then the model, unit and official conditions are indicated; and finally the drawings, tests and queries are connected.
Checking web pages, PDFs, quotations and test files for consistency of values.
What needs to be avoided is that all available ranges are written into default specifications, which can lead to misunderstanding on the part of the client. In addition, when customer information, business secrets, certification and prices are involved, they should be made public with the approval of the counterpart.
