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Digital merchandising

Visual discovery

Tessaire provides governed visual and similar-product workbenches inside the authenticated local product.

PreviewAuthenticated local preview
Audience
Ecommerce discovery and merchandising teams
Problem
Similarity can become an opaque promise unless retrieval stays tenant-scoped, explainable, readiness-aware, and separated from public storefront delivery.

Workflow

How Tessaire addresses the work.

01

Choose a query or seed product

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Workspace users start with text, an existing asset, or a selected product.

02

Retrieve within tenant boundaries

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pgvector ranking stays inside tenant and brand scope and records query evidence.

03

Apply merchandising filters

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Shop Similar can apply readiness, category, source-availability, and fallback rules.

Outputs

What the workflow prepares.

Ranked product summaries

Results use client-safe product data with score and stale or missing embedding state.

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Preview configuration

Teams can inspect similar-product settings before any public widget exists.

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Review and control

What keeps the outcome honest.

Isolation before ranking

RLS, entitlement, permission, rate-limit, and tenant predicates guard retrieval.

Available

No anonymous storefront API

Signed tokens, origin allowlists, and public delivery require a later architecture decision.

Planned

Availability

The remaining boundary stays visible.

01

Production embedding provider

Planned

Current retrieval evidence is deterministic and local; production provider selection and implementation remain future work.

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