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Run a policy-safe pass before launch

Ask Claude to compare your product page, shipping policy, returns language, contact page, disclosures, and checkout-facing copy for gaps and contradictions before launch.

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Prepare

Bring the evidence and boundaries

Claude is most useful here when the source material and the stopping rule are explicit.

  • Drafts or screenshots of the product page, cart, contact page, shipping policy, returns policy, and order messages
  • The actual supplier processing range, delivery range, return path, support channel, and product restrictions you have confirmed
  • The countries you plan to sell into and any legal or policy review already completed by qualified advisers

Run

Start with a prompt built for this test

Replace the placeholders with your product, store, supplier, creative, or metric context.

Review the launch materials I provide for this test product. Compare shipping, returns, contact, claims, disclosures, and order communication across pages. Return a prioritized checklist, mark anything needing professional review, and do not treat the result as legal advice.
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Review

Check the reasoning before the action

Keep facts, assumptions, production choices, and consequential decisions easy to inspect.

  • Builds a page-by-page checklist and identifies missing or inconsistent customer-facing information
  • Compares delivery, returns, product claims, and contact details across every supplied touchpoint
  • Flags statements that need evidence or professional legal and platform-policy review
  • Ranks fixes by launch risk while leaving final compliance decisions with the operator

What you get

A useful output, with the limits still visible

A reviewable pre-launch checklist with missing pages, conflicting promises, unsupported claims, and owners for each fix; it is not legal advice.

Ready to run it

Take the next decision out of the guesswork.

Open the prompt in Claude, review the assumptions, and keep store changes or spend behind your approval.

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What to know before you run this workflow

What do I need to start run a policy-safe pass before launch?

Start with drafts or screenshots of the product page, cart, contact page, shipping policy, returns policy, and order messages. Add the remaining context listed in the steps so Claude can distinguish confirmed facts from assumptions.

What should I verify before using this store readiness workflow?

Verify the source material, cost or policy assumptions, and any missing fact Claude marks. Treat the output as a structured operating draft. Keep store changes, spend, supplier decisions, and legal or platform-policy judgments behind your own review.

Does Claude make the final decision for me?

No. A reviewable pre-launch checklist with missing pages, conflicting promises, unsupported claims, and owners for each fix; it is not legal advice. You remain responsible for checking the evidence, approving consequential actions, and deciding whether the result fits the store, customer promise, economics, and current platform requirements.