What it is.
Attributes, variants and packaging live in one system, while the shelf lives in another.
SKUgraph is the retail knowledge layer from Machine Commerce: one connected record for each product, from what it is to where it sits and how it sells.
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Attributes, variants and packaging live in one system, while the shelf lives in another.
A product has a store, a shelf, a row and a facing. That position changes what a customer, or an agent, can find.
Sales and price move over time. They only help when they are tied to the same product record.
Start from shelf photos and the retailer catalog.
Turn what is seen into a layout: store, shelf, row, facing.
Tie each position to product, price and sales data.
Let people and agents ask the graph instead of scraping pages.
It builds on the shelf work in Retail Planogram. See Retail Planogram.
The graph keeps a product, its place on the shelf and its history together, so each question has one place to look.
The same graph can answer the questions a shopping agent asks: does this store carry it, where, and at what price.
A graph-per-SKU retail knowledge layer, described as a product direction, with a concept illustration.
No dataset, coverage figures, customer results or performance numbers are published here. The illustration is not a product screen.
Source: Machine Commerce product direction, October 2026. Full specifications will be added as they are verified.
Start with the products, stores and shelves you need to understand. We will walk you through where SKUgraph fits.
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