Essiow — AI SEO Suite for WooCommerce

1.5.4

• “Fix everything” per family. Each diagnostic family with fixable issues (Product data, Legal pages…) now has its own “Fix everything” button, which runs only that family’s fixes.
• Products whose title the classification could not fix are fixed too. The run used to drop their title rewrite, so they stayed in the list; the batches now run first, then each remaining title — a title already fixed by the classification costs nothing.
• One product, one verdict. Fixing a single product now tells whether THAT product still fails, instead of the whole check.
• Bulk jobs say why they wait. A queued job explains that another bulk job of the account is running, and a job stopped for lack of credits says so in your language.
• Credits per product. The “Fix everything” estimate counts one credit per product in the classification and brand batches, as billed.

1.5.3

• Titles with a technical acronym are accepted. A single acronym in capitals (“PTAC 3500 kg”, “DIN”, “HEPA”) is no longer taken for shouting, on the diagnostic side as on the writing side: the corrected title of such a product used to be refused. Emphasis words in capitals (“SUPER”, “PROMO”) are still refused, and a refused title is rewritten once more before failing — nothing is charged twice.
• “Fix everything” updates the diagnostic as it goes. Each fixed product leaves the list and the counters go down during the run, without waiting for the final check.

1.5.2

• “Fix everything” waits instead of failing. Essiow writes one text at a time per account: when a writing was still running, every following step failed with “Another generation is already running”. The run now waits the delay the server gives and resumes the same step — nothing is charged for a step that waited.
• Shorter requests. Products are classified 10 at a time and brands read 20 at a time, and a writing may run up to 5 minutes on your server: hosting time limits no longer cut a batch in the middle. If your hosting still cuts a request, the run pauses 20 seconds before the next step.
• The “already running” message is shown in your language.

1.5.1

• Merchant Center — a fixed issue disappears. After a fix, the product leaves the list and the counters update at once; if the check still fails, the screen says what is still missing instead of “Saved”.
• Categories and titles in one pass. The AI now receives only the product title and its shop categories, picks the Google category from the official taxonomy (shortlisted by Essiow) and, when the title breaks Google’s rules (words in capitals, length), writes a corrected one. 20 products per credit.
• Shipping in the feed. Each product now carries its shipping cost per country, read from your WooCommerce zones (flat rate plus shipping class, free shipping from an amount the item reaches on its own) — Google’s “Missing shipping information” goes away.
• Return policy. The completeness check recognises the usual wording (“à la charge du client”, “frais de renvoi”, “transporteur”…), and the AI must write each required element under its own heading before anything is charged.
• Merchant Center return policy. The return label source Google now requires is sent (customer responsibility, or a label to print when returns are free).
• About page. A new fix writes it from your company details and catalogue, without inventing any history or figures.
• Privacy policy. The recent WordPress template (“Suggested text”) is recognised and rewritten instead of being kept.
• Legal notice. A VAT number is only required when your company has one.
• Sample text in a product. The product is no longer unpublished: its description is rewritten.

1.5.0

• Merchant Center — fix everything in one click. A new “Fix everything” button in the Merchant Center tab lists what can be fixed automatically (settings, pages written by AI, product fixes), the details still missing and the cost in credits against your balance, then runs every fix in order. It stops cleanly when credits run out or Google needs reconnecting, and lists each failure with its reason.
• Find my company. Type your company name (and optionally a postcode or city): Essiow searches the official French company register and fills in the legal name, legal form, SIREN, VAT number, registered office and legal representative in one click. The hosting provider is detected from your server, your contact email and phone from your site, and the legal minimum return and refund periods are proposed. Each field shows where it came from, nothing already filled in is overwritten, and you check everything before saving. The consumer mediator is never guessed: pick yours from the list of approved mediators and its website is filled in.
• Consumer mediator (France). The official list of mediators referenced by the CECMC (67 mediators, 110 business sectors, as of 25 September 2026) is built into the extension. Pick your sector — it is suggested from your products — then the mediator you joined among those competent for it, or type another one. A mediator missing from the official list (no longer referenced, or misspelt) is flagged, and a mediator already named in your terms is picked up automatically.
• Legal pages written by AI. The legal notice, terms of sale and privacy policy are now written by AI from your company details and your shop, published and linked where Google and WordPress expect them. Existing terms or a privacy policy you wrote yourself are kept and simply linked. Your company name and SIREN can also be shown in the site footer.
• One set of company details, everywhere Google looks. The details you validate are copied to the structured data (legal name, VAT and company number, address, phone, e-mail, return window, who pays returns, delivery times), to the footer and to the Merchant Center account itself (address, customer service, default return policy for your country). Every page written by AI must repeat them word for word — company number, mediator, return and refund periods — or it is not published. When your details or pages change, the diagnostic tells you Merchant Center needs updating.
• Policies that match what you sell. The AI receives your real catalogue: legal exceptions to the withdrawal right only when they apply to your products, and bulky items (pallets, trailers, stoves) returned by carrier without any made-up cost. Terms and return policy link to your withdrawal form and privacy policy.
• Online withdrawal form. A new fix publishes the “Withdraw from contract here” function required in the EU since 19 June 2026: no customer account, a confirmation step, an acknowledgment e-mailed with date and time, a copy to you and a note on the order.
• Footer identity block. Company name, legal form, company and VAT numbers, address, clickable phone, e-mail and links to every legal page, rendered from your details.
• More fixes are automatic. Mixed content (files of your own site loaded over http), policy pages left as drafts (the 404 errors), the manufacturer brand (read from the product title or attributes, never guessed — 40 products per credit), Organization block, return window in the structured data.
• False alarms removed. Firewood “in a 25 dm³ bag” or fireplace accessories were treated as clothing (age group and gender required); descriptions were refused for HTML and links that the feed already strips; products looked unbuyable because the check ran as the administrator (Dokan blocks buying your own products); a “Europe” shipping zone did not count for France; a 14-day return window was called too short (Google expects the legal 14 days in the EU, not 30); an enabled card gateway was missed when the check ran from the admin. The diagnostic now judges exactly what the feed sends and what a visitor sees.
• Feed. Only offers Google can accept are sent: products without a price, without an image or with an image below Google’s minimum (250 px, 500 px from 31 January 2027) stay on your site but are left out of the feed, so they are never refused and never weigh on the account. Out-of-stock products are now left out by default (you can put them back in the Feeds tab). The main description is sent (the short one only as a fallback), cleaned of links, and cut at the last full sentence.
• Shipping zone. When no zone covers your country, a fix creates it with a flat rate you validate (a suggestion is prefilled) and, if you want, free delivery from an amount.
• Cookie banner. When no consent tool is installed, a fix adds a light banner with “Refuse all” and “Accept all” of equal weight, based on Google consent mode v2: Google Analytics, Ads and Tag Manager store nothing before consent. A “Cookies” link lets visitors change their choice.
• Bank transfer shops. A shop paid by bank transfer or cheque only is no longer flagged: Google accepts it, and the terms written by AI state that the order is prepared once payment is received.
• Merchant Center — connection check. The check panel could say “Connection healthy” next to red steps, and keep showing “feed not declared as a data source” after the feed was declared. The steps are now recomputed every time the page is shown, and “healthy” can no longer appear while a step is blocking.
• Merchant Center — business identity. A pending identity is now shown as a pending step (orange) instead of a failure, and no longer marks the connection as degraded. The message after “Fetch now” no longer promises processing “within a few minutes”, and the date of the last check is set as soon as you connect.

1.4.2

• Merchant Center — accept the terms from the extension. An account created from Essiow had not accepted the Google Merchant Center terms, and Google then refuses everything else on it (site claim, data source, issues). A new step in the Connection tab shows the official link to Google’s terms for your country and accepts them only when you tick the box yourself — never implicitly. If Google publishes a new version in between, you are asked to read it again.
• Merchant Center — account creation. After creating an account, the extension tells you which address received Google’s invitation: until it is accepted, you have no access to the new account.
• Merchant Center — site claim. When Google refuses the claim, its reason is shown instead of an endless “claim still pending”, and the “Verify and claim” button disappears once the site is verified and claimed.
• Merchant Center — data source and issues. Declaring the Essiow feed and reading the issues Google reports in your language were both refused by Google’s current API; both are fixed on the Essiow platform, with no action needed on your side.