Can I choose with confidence?
Review selected product details, missing answers and wording worth checking.
Find the next thing
worth improving.
Understand the public buying journey, compare the promises and choose a useful next step. Store Check keeps the evidence and Daymerce’s role beside each finding, in one clear workspace.
Start with your
public shop pages.
No shop login. Nothing installed or changed.
Open Store Check
Opens the Store Check workspace.
Read the scope or explore the labelled example before entering your address.
A useful first look.
Through a customer’s eyes.
A limited selection of accessible pages, brought into context.
Do the promises agree?
Compare visible delivery, returns and offer information across the pages reviewed.
Is there a reason to come back?
Look at visible newsletter, reward or campaign information and how clearly it is presented.
What kind of shop is this?
See public WooCommerce signals and plugin asset traces. A real connection is still needed to confirm what works with Daymerce.
One promise.
Two different answers.
An example of why reading pages together can be useful.
Example offer page“Free delivery on your order.”
Example delivery page“Free delivery on orders over €50.”
Make the condition clear before someone orders.
A customer could read the first message as free delivery with no minimum spend. Confirm the intended condition, update the wording and check both pages again.
Example finding · illustrative passages, not a result from your shop.
A finding you
can do something with.
Each useful observation comes with the context to assess it.
What we found.
See the source and the pages covered. Observations stay separate from unknowns.
Why it matters.
Understand what the wording or missing detail might mean for a customer.
What you could do.
Choose a relevant next step and see where Daymerce could help.
Your public pages
tell part of the story.
Coverage is part of understanding the result.
The private business stays private.
The check cannot see your orders, conversion rate, margins or customer inbox. Selling prices do not reveal product costs.
A page check is not a purchase test.
A discovered public checkout may be read without a session. No basket is changed and no form or payment is submitted. A working purchase and Daymerce connection need their own checks.
Need to test
the whole purchase?
Reading public pages does not place an order or complete a payment. Use a test environment to follow the buying journey through to its outcome.
Follow the checkout testing guideGood to know.
Will this change anything in my shop?
No. The check reads public information. It does not install a plugin, edit a page or sign in to your shop.
Does it check every page?
No. The check reviews a limited selection of accessible pages. The result shows the pages covered and anything it could not inspect.
Can it find spelling mistakes?
It can flag selected wording issues in the text reviewed. Brand names, product terms and suggested corrections still need your judgement.
Can it tell me how much more money I will make?
No. Public pages do not provide the sales and customer data needed to support that calculation. Suggestions explain a possible benefit without promising a revenue increase.
What if my shop blocks the check?
You will see what could not be read. Any partial findings only apply to the pages that were accessible.