How sure it is, and what it does
You answer once per post, and your answer is used for every future share of it. The buyer is never asked “which one do you mean?”.
Feature · Product recognition
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How sure it is, and what it does
You answer once per post, and your answer is used for every future share of it. The buyer is never asked “which one do you mean?”.
From a shared post to the right product, and to you only when it isn’t sure
Reel · casque.storehow much?21:10
That’s the Pro X1 in black: 299 MAD, in stock.21:10
Your reel, recognised from the picture, the words on it and your caption.
Screenshothow much is this?19:20
Is it the floral blouse in navy? It’s 390 MAD, in S, M and L.19:20
yes, M please19:21
It names the product and asks the buyer to confirm, in the same message.
Post · atelier.linais this available?19:32
Let me double-check and get right back to you 🙏19:32
You’re asked: which product does this post show?
The buyer hears it’s being checked, and you’re asked which product the post shows.
Which product does this post show?Saved
Later screenshots of it match on sight
Used for every future share of that post; later screenshots of it match on sight.
Three moments
Not at the price. At “which one is this?”.
One switch flips the three moments.
You open it, work out which product it shows, and answer when you can.
Answered hours laterIt recognises the product and names it with the price.
Named, with the priceYou scroll back through your grid to find it.
Scrolling your own gridA post it has matched before is matched again on sight.
Matched on sightYou answer the same question ten times.
The same answer, ten timesOnce you’ve said which product it is, every later share of that post gets your answer.
Asked onceRecognition
From the picture, the words on it and your caption. How sure it is decides what it says.
Shared from your Instagram: posts, reels and story replies.
Reel → Pro X1 · BlackA screenshot of your post, or a photo of the product, on WhatsApp, Instagram or Messenger.
Screenshot → Floral blouseText printed in the picture, like a product name on the packaging.
“PRO X1” on the boxWhat you wrote under the post counts too, as one clue among several.
“New colours, S to L”It names the product and asks the buyer to confirm, in the same message.
“Is it the floral blouse in navy?”The buyer hears it’s being checked. You get a notification and answer in Post Attributions.
One question per postYour answer is used for every future share of that post, and a buyer’s “no, the other one” is remembered too.
Answered onceA post from another account isn’t guessed: the chat comes to you, and the agent waits.
Handed to youFAQ
Short answers first. The full answer is one tap away.
The buyer hears that it’s being checked, and you’re asked which product the post shows. It never asks the buyer “which one do you mean?”.
Once per post. Your answer is used for every future share of that post, and later screenshots of it match on sight.
They aren’t guessed. The conversation comes to you, and the agent waits until you hand it back.
Partly, today. On WhatsApp only exact copies of pictures it already knows match reliably; other photos reach the agent as ordinary pictures.
Not by itself: the agent picks up at the buyer’s next message, with your answer. If an old match was wrong, Post Attributions lists the buyers who got it, and you send or skip each correction.