PRE-SAVE CHECK · SEVEN POINTS

roundtheclockmall Spreadsheet Checklist Before Saving a Find

Give each row one point for evidence you can actually see. The score does not verify an item; it helps you decide whether the row deserves more research.

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The seven-point checklist

01

The item belongs in the category I am browsing

02

Photos show the details that matter for this product type

03

Sizing, measurements, or fit notes are visible when needed

04

Price makes sense beside similar finds

05

Shipping weight does not ruin the value

06

The row is not just hype or a vague label

07

I can explain why I would save this find

Score your row

6–7Strong shortlist candidate

Enough visible context to justify a closer external check.

4–5Research more

Name the missing evidence before opening more tabs.

2–3Weak row

Too many gaps for an efficient comparison.

0–1Remove for now

The row has not earned attention yet.

The score organizes browsing judgment. It is not a safety rating, seller verification, or product-quality guarantee.

QC photos by category

Shoes & sneakers

Side profiles, both heels, toe shape, sole, stitching close-ups, labels, and measurements that explain sizing.

Clothing

Front and back, fabric close-up, print or embroidery detail, cuffs, closures, and flat measurements.

Bags & accessories

Shape when empty, corners, lining, hardware, closures, straps, dimensions, and included pieces.

Watches & jewelry

Dial or surface, clasp, side profile, dimensions, finish, and material or movement statements visible on the source.

Electronics

Ports, labels, plug type, package contents, compatibility details, and any external support or certification information.

Good row example

A pants row belongs in the correct category, shows front and back photos, gives a measured waist range, rise and inseam, identifies fabric stretch, links to a matching source page, and has enough price and weight context to compare it with similar pants. It earns a save because its evidence supports a specific comparison.

Weak row example

A “best pants” row shows one styled photo, uses only S/M/L sizing, omits fabric and measurements, and sends you to a page with a different item. A low number in the price column does not repair those gaps.

One-sentence save rule

Save a row only when you can name the category, the evidence it provides, and the next question you still need to answer.

What to do next

Use the category page for a fair comparison set. Read the shipping guide if weight or parcel bulk may change the value. If the row makes a safety or trust claim, review the buyer-safety notes and verify any order-specific information through the official service involved.