Brand Atlas

Products

The SKU AI can actually use.

Every connected AI gets the real SKU — packshot, on-pack spelling, variant, facts and market — not a lookalike from a prompt.

How a SKU becomes truth

From a product you sell to a product AI cannot invent.

  1. 01

    Add

    Name, SKU, market and status. Draft until the pack is real.

  2. 02

    Pack

    Attach packshots from the library. Front, back, side — roles and faces, not a mood board.

  3. 03

    On-pack

    Type the words exactly as they appear. That spelling wins over any prompt.

  4. 04

    Facts

    Format, ingredients, size, prices, certifications. What the SKU is — not what a model infers.

  5. 05

    Use

    Connect and Create pin this SKU. Focus Roll-On stays Focus Roll-On.

Inside the SKU

Focus Roll-On, compiled.

One product in the Neurora catalog. Packshot, spelling, variants, facts and market — the record every connected AI reads.

Identity

The product you sell — name, SKU and range — not a generic roll-on.

12 scent tools

Focus Roll-On

RO-02-FCS

FOCUS · ACTIVATE · GROUND

Why it exists

Not a prompt that guesses the bottle.

A brief can say “a roll-on on a desk.” The catalog says Focus Roll-On, RO-02-FCS, 10 ml, pack locked. That is product-accurate.

A prompt

The model invents a similar product.

  • A lookalike bottle.
  • On-pack spelling is a guess.
  • Variants blur together.

A SKU

The product you actually sell.

  • Packshot of this SKU.
  • On-pack words locked.
  • Focus stays Focus.

Put it to work

Connect. Create. Check.

Same SKU — wherever AI works, and before you ship.

Give AI the product you sell.

Questions

What actually lives on a product?

The SKU you sell: packshot, on-pack spelling, variant, facts and market. Every connected AI gets that record — not a lookalike from a prompt.

How is this different from describing the bottle in a prompt?

A brief can say “a roll-on on a desk.” The catalog says Focus Roll-On, this pack, this spelling. Create and Connect pin the SKU. The model does not invent a similar product.

Why lock on-pack spelling?

The words on the pack win over any prompt. Type them exactly as they appear. A generated label is a guess; locked spelling is the product you sell.

Will variants get mixed up?

No. Linked SKUs stay distinct. Focus does not become Activate. Each product keeps its own pack, spelling and facts.

How do products get in?

Add the name, SKU, market and status. Attach packshots from the library. Type on-pack words. Facts — format, ingredients, size — travel with the SKU. Draft until the pack is real.

How is this different from Claims?

Products is the catalog — what the SKU is. Claims is the policy — what you may say about it. Facts are not approved claims. Check applies the policy; it does not replace the SKU.