Manual scan
A saved page is read on demand
Started by ownerManual product-page checks for independent online store owners
CartCairn reads one saved product page when you start a manual scan. It reports page accessibility, link health, displayed price, and stock observations, then compares later successful observations with the first.
Current app: manual scans only. The intended always-on monitoring service is not available today, so there are no unattended or background checks, automatic alerts, or automatic store fixes.
What a manual scan leaves for review
Manual scan
A saved page is read on demand
Started by ownerReview finding
Price or stock can be compared
Against first observationOwner review
Record what you see
No store change is madeManual checks, review-only information
Start each check yourself. CartCairn reports what the saved page shows and leaves every store decision with you.
A schematic view of store issues and owner review
Built around owner-triggered checks
Each manual scan focuses on product-page details that can quietly get in a shopper’s way.
A manual scan reads one saved product URL on demand and records whether the page was accessible.
The manual scan reports link health when the page-reading response establishes it; otherwise it marks the result unavailable.
The first successful manual scan becomes a baseline for later displayed price and stock comparisons.
Review-only issue information
When a manual scan finds a changed price or stock observation, CartCairn can save a review-only draft for you to evaluate. Nothing is approved, submitted, or edited automatically.
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