Why should I audit my GTIN coverage before enabling agent commerce channels?
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“GTINs are the primary identifier AI shopping agents use to verify product ownership and route purchases to the correct merchant. If your GTINs resolve to a supplier, factory, or unrelated company rather than your brand entity at GS1, the agent is being told your product belongs to someone else.”
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