Six capabilities. 
Scored on your live site.

Submit your catalog URL and we will score the six buyer-facing capabilities technical buyers expect, each one Present, Partial or Missing, each rating followed by the specific observation behind it. Free, and there is no call first.

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We read only public pages. Your live site and backend are never touched, and nothing behind a login is attempted.

No access required  ·  No call required  ·  Five business days  ·  No revenue projections, ever

The gaps are known. The problem is that nobody can name which three matter.

Inside most manufacturers, three people see three different symptoms and describe them in three different vocabularies.Marketing sees healthy traffic and flat quote volume. Sales sees a distributor closing an order the catalog earned. IT sees a platform request arriving with a weak business case.

All three are looking at one face of the same thing. The conversation stalls not because nobody cares, but because there is nothing on the table that all three will accept, so it moves to next quarter, and then to next year's budget cycle.

A vendor demo does not fix that, because a demo runs on somebody else's catalog and asks everyone in the room to imagine their own situation onto it. Most people do not do that translation.

What breaks the decision paralysis is a short document, scored on the actual site, where every finding is followed by the observation behind it so anyone in the room can open a browser and check it.

Six capabilities, scored independently

Each parameter is rated on its own merits. We do not issue an overall grade, because a single number has no owner and no first action. Uneven maturity across the six is normal and expected.

Parametric / Part Search

Does the same attribute narrowing work from browse, from site search, and from Google?

Channel Partner Integration

Can a buyer confirm they can actually get the part at the moment of decision?

BOM & RFQ Engine

Can a buyer assemble several parts and send them as one request with full context?

Dev Kits & Sample Engine

Is evaluation interest captured separately from a pricing request, and tracked?

Full Branded Cart

Is there a route in for a buyer who does not already hold a trading account?

AI / Findability

Is every item individually indexable with its specs readable in the page itself?

Nothing on that list is about aesthetics, page speed, or brand consistency. This is a narrower question: at which of those six moments does a technical buyer stop, and why.

Three steps, and only one of them is yours

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Provide your URL

We read your brand and identity from your public site. Nothing to install, nothing to schedule.

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We build it

We apply your brand to a live EETech Commerce storefront and show parametric search, BOM/RFQ, and channel pricing working on our demo catalog.

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See what you're missing

You get a capability scorecard and a plain-English revenue read you can forward to your team, within three business days.

A short document built to survive being forwarded.

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Six scored capabilities

Present, Partial or Missing, each with the evidence line beneath it. Not adjectives. The specific thing we saw, and where.

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What is working

Stated first, because it is true and because a page of red is a page nobody acts on.

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Three highest-impact opportunities, in order

Not a list of everything. The three, prioritized, so the first action is obvious.

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Correct by design

The section that declines to call something a gap when it follows correctly from how you sell. Trade-account pricing is not a conversion problem, and we say so.

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Your site today vs. on EETech Commerce

A row per capability, describing platform capability rather than promising outcomes.

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Method and evidence

The pages inspected, the date, and how each score was reached, so your team can check any of it and tell us if we got something wrong.

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What is not in it

A revenue projection, a traffic forecast, a price, or a proposal. It is an evidence document.

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The six come from watching engineers buy, not from a category grid

EETech operates six global engineering communities reaching more than 2.5 million engineers monthly, and has run longitudinal research across more than 1,000 engineers in 8 languages over nine years at a 95% confidence level.

That is where the six capabilities come from, and it is why they are ordered the way a technical purchase is ordered. Find the part by its parameters. Confirm you can get it. Ask about several parts at once. Get one to test before designing it. Order it. And be findable to the tools engineers now use to start the search.

The scorecard is not a sales call with a rubric attached. It is what we know how to look at, written down.

FAQ

1. Is it really free?

Yes, and there is no call required to receive it. Request it, and the document arrives.

2. Do you need access to our site?

No. We read only public pages, at ordinary request rates, with a normal browser. Nothing behind a login is attempted and we never touch your backend.

3. How long does it take?

Five business days. If we are at capacity we will tell you and give you a date rather than deliver late.

4. We have a login-gated catalog. Is this useful?

Yes, and the document will say what could not be confirmed from outside rather than assume it. Trade-account gating is marked correct by design, not scored as a failure.

5. Will it tell us to replatform?

Often not. A good share of what the six surface are rendering or configuration fixes. The document separates those from architectural questions, which is most of why it is worth having.

6. Does it include a revenue estimate?

No. It contains no revenue or traffic projections. Anything discussed later would be an explicit estimate dependent on your own data, labeled as such.

7. Who usually reads it internally?

It is written to be forwarded, so typically digital or marketing leadership first, then sales and IT. The evidence-before-conclusion structure is there so it survives a hostile forward.

Stop guessing which six things to fix first.

One URL, five business days, six scored capabilities with the evidence attached. 
Free, and nothing touches your site.

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