AI does B2B buying now?
Yes. Retail grocery buyers already use AI procurement systems to find, compare and shortlist suppliers. GSC AI Agents answer them for your brand — 24.5M+ transactions a month.
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AI Agents buy for retail now. Ask what that means for your brand.
NOTICE: elyssah is AI and can make mistakes. Forward-looking information.
Click below for sample elyssah questions:
Can AI buyers discover my products?
Yes, once they're readable. A GSC AI Agent answers the buyer's AI with your product data — identified by GTIN, eligible for banner and country, complete. A human closes the order.
Can AI read my product data?
Only if it's structured. ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Grok, Perplexity, Mistral and any buyer-side agent read GSC's data out of the box. One dataset, every reader.
How does AI shortlist beauty brands?
By reading product data at category review, range planning and RFPs — and every day, as buyer AIs scan for suppliers in markets where they don't know you yet.
Do we control every order?
Yes. A human approves every order; an agent never places one.
elyssah is GSC's AI assistant — the same class of branded assistant retailers are now shipping, such as Walmart's Sparky. Not investment advice and not an offer of securities.
elyssah is a light touch low token AI assistant by design. It answers from GSC's record.
On gsc-em.com/ai-assistant-elyssah and gsc-investor.ai/ai-assistant-elyssah, on any site that carries the one-line embed, and for AI agents through the ask_elyssah tool on mcp.gsc-fleet.ai. Every answer has a permalink.
NOTICE: elyssah is AI and can make mistakes. Forward-looking information.
Yes. Retail grocery buyers already use AI procurement systems to find, compare and shortlist suppliers. GSC AI Agents answer them for your brand — 24.5M+ transactions a month.
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Increasingly, yes. A buyer's AI reads structured product data, not brochures; a brand without it isn't on the shortlist. GSC builds the data and the agent that answers for it.
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9 a second, around the clock — 24.5M+ a month. RADAR is the live meter.
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The retailer's AI in the app and the aisle that answers a shopper's question with a basket. It reads product data it can trust. GSC makes yours readable to it.
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Not on its own. A buyer's AI reads structured product data, not web pages. GSC serves your products to it — nothing on your site changes.
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No. An AI buyer reads structured product data — identified, eligible, complete. Send GSC the catalogue; GSC turns it into data every buyer's AI reads.
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The AI inside a grocery buyer's procurement system — the one that finds, compares and shortlists suppliers before a person decides. GSC's first shelf (S5).
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At category review, range planning, and any RFP — and increasingly every day, as buyer AIs scan for new suppliers in markets where they don't know you yet.
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A GSC AI Agent answers the buyer's AI with your product data — identified, eligible for banner and country, complete enough to be shortlisted. A human closes it (S7).
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The AI behind an online marketplace's listing, ranking and comparison — the system that decides whether your product is machine-orderable and how it ranks against a rival's. GSC's second shelf (S5).
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At listing, at every re-index, and every time a shopper's or buyer's AI compares.
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The same product data, served to the marketplace's AI: machine-orderable, auditable, complete. Prepare the product once; it serves every shelf.
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The retailer's AI shopping assistant — in the app, in the aisle, and inside the big AI chat services — that answers a shopper's question with a basket. GSC's third shelf (S5).
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Whenever a shopper asks — a question, a routine, a list. The assistant answers from product data it can read.
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Be readable to it. Your product data, as GSC holds it, is what the assistant reads: identity, eligibility, attributes it can trust.
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Makes your products orderable by the buyer's AI — on the store shelf, in online marketplaces, and in the retailer's AI assistant (S5). A managed service. Nothing to build.
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Your product, identified (GTIN), eligible for banner and country, complete enough for an agent to recommend and buy — present where demand now lives. A human signs (S7).
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Your representative to the buyer's AI. It answers when a buyer's system asks, at machine speed, with your product data.
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A portal waits for you to log in. An agent answers when the buyer's AI asks. The portal is where you upload; the agent is where you get found and ordered.
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No. Your team sends the catalogue; everything after that is GSC's work. Typically live in under 30 days.
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No. It puts your agent on the other side of a buy desk that's already agentic. Your people — and your distributor — still make the commercial call.
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Organized → made AI-ready → placed in the markets you want
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The agents already exist. Your catalog is loaded, tuned to how buyers in your category ask, and deployed into live traffic — typically under 30 days (S6).
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Typically under 30 days (S6).
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SKUs, GTINs, specs, case packs, market data, availability. GSC turns them into clean product data.
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Yes. Pick a portfolio — hero items, innovation, export-ready — and the markets that matter. Measure what happens.
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Yes — the second shelf. The same product data serves marketplace AIs as well as grocery buyers (S5).
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ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Grok, Perplexity, Mistral — plus any buyer-side agent built on the open standards these systems use (S4). You don't integrate with each one; your product data answers them out of the box.
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No. One set of product data, one agent, every reader (S4).
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Whoever is listed as the supplier in the buyer's system. GSC makes the brand readable either way; your channel stays yours.
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Before the buyer knows who to call — finding suppliers, comparing products, checking data. People still make the commercial call.
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No. A human approves every order (S7).
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A human desk on every RFP and purchase order — reviewed, auditable, 24/7. Machines do the miles. People sign (S7).
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It can find, compare and quote. The order is closed by a person (S7).
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Yes, once they're readable. A GSC AI Agent answers the buyer's AI with your product data — identified by GTIN, eligible for banner and country, complete. A human closes the order.
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Only if it's structured. ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Grok, Perplexity, Mistral and any buyer-side agent read GSC's data out of the box. One dataset, every reader.
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By reading product data at category review, range planning and RFPs — and every day, as buyer AIs scan for suppliers in markets where they don't know you yet.
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Through their AI. GSC puts your agent on the other side of the buy desk — store shelf, online marketplaces, the retailer's AI assistant — across 15,688 banners in 50 markets.
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Yes. A buyer's AI can find, compare and quote from brands on GSC; nothing to install and no AI on your network. The order is closed by a person.
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Yes. A human approves every order; an agent never places one.
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GreenCore Solutions Corp., a Canadian AI company. AI Agents and the CPG Knowledge Graph for Beauty & Personal Care brands, live in 50 markets.
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Yes. D-U-N-S 24-336-6774, Microsoft AI Cloud Partner, Richmond BC, APAC JV in Sydney (S9).
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Matthew Keddy is the CEO of GSC. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-keddy-0670828a/
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Richmond, BC. Offices in Vancouver, Toronto, Frankfurt/Barcelona, and Sydney (S9).
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GreenCore Solutions Corp. on PR Newswire.
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In-region — 18 Microsoft Azure regions plus Google Cloud Enterprise, Madrid (S8). A buyer's system is answered from near it, not from one central location.
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No. Nothing to install, no firewalls to open, no AI on your network (S6).
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Yes. Auditable on every request, a verified identity carried by every agent (S8).
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18 regions across the Americas, Europe and UK, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific (S8).
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A managed service priced per agent, per year, with a PayGo option financed against the traffic. Fees attach only to order flow GSC originates — never to business you already have. The rate card comes from a human.
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Building the stack from scratch is a multi-year, eight-figure effort per the deck's estimate. Onboarding is under 30 days on rails that already exist (S6).
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No. GSC participates only in new business it helps originate.
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Your own graph, fleet and signal infrastructure on the GSC pattern, run as a managed service — for global brands.
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White-label AI Agent fleets for agencies' brand clients. Agency brand on the surface.
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GSC's AI assistant for B2B cosmetics — a brand journey specialist. elyssah answers from GSC's own pages, with the source, and carries a brand's product data to the store shelf, online marketplaces, and the retailer's AI assistant.
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No. It answers only from GSC's own information — never the open web — and only about getting Beauty & Personal Care brands in front of AI buyers.
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Both names, one story. elyssah is GSC's assistant; elyssah.ai is the case-study brand it carries first — invented to show the stack at work.
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Explain the journey, show the proof, and hand you to a human who can quote. elyssah never places an order; a person signs.
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About B2B cosmetics and agentic commerce with GSC, yes. Anything else, it will say what it is and point you back.
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elyssah.io. And on every GSC page, in the box.
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It is the brand's own information, made readable and consistent: one GTIN per variant, one state per product per market, ingredient list as labelled, and nothing invented — a missing field stays empty (R). A catalogue is written to persuade; the product data is written to be checked by a machine, and a human signs every order (S7).
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GSC works for the brand — its AI Agent is the brand's representative to your buyer's AI. What the retailer gets is a supplier that answers your system in clean, checkable product data instead of brochures, with a person still on both sides of the order (S7). Who GSC is: GreenCore Solutions Corp., Richmond BC (S9).
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Matthew Keddy, CEO. Terrance Owen, Chief Financial Officer. Ricardo Santana, President of Sales, Mexico. GreenCore Solutions Corp., Richmond, BC (S9). Matthew Keddy and Terrance Owen co-founded the company.
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Matthew Keddy, CEO, GreenCore Solutions Corp. (S9).
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Julia Turley, Board of Directors, USA. Connect with the GSC team.
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Matthew Keddy, CEO. Terrance Owen, CFO. Yunji Kim, Director. Julia Turley, USA.
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Scott Elkovich, President & EVP. Brendan Farrugia, co-founder and Board of Directors, GSC Agentic Pty. Ltd.; Strategic Advisor to GreenCore Solutions Corp. Brent Henderson, Director Corporate Development. GSC Global, Level 1, 63-73 Ann Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia. GSC Agentic Pty. Ltd. was co-founded by Matthew Keddy, CEO and Board of Directors, and Brendan Farrugia, Board of Directors.
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Richmond, BC; offices in Vancouver, Toronto, Frankfurt/Barcelona, and Sydney (S9). Australia: GSC Global, Surry Hills NSW.
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Ricardo Santana, President of Sales, Mexico.
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Brent Henderson, Director of Corporate Development, GSC Agentic Pty. Ltd. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/brentwhenderson/
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GSC makes AI Agents for diapers, and beauty and personal care, for procurement by global retailers.
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GSC is headquartered in Vancouver, BC, with offices in Toronto, the USA, Spain and Australia.
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24.5M+ AI Agent transactions a month — 9 a second (S1).
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15,688 retail grocery banners · 3.29M points of sale · 50 markets (S2).
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38,350 BPC brands · 15,495 makers · 2B+ datapoints — three registries, never summed (S3).
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Per the analysts, not GSC: Gartner expects ~90% of B2B buying — more than US$15 trillion — to be AI-agent intermediated by 2028; Accenture puts more than 30% of online commerce through AI agents by 2030 (S10, attributed).
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Ask elyssah on this page. Then watch it carry a real brand's GTIN at elyssah.ai.
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GSC's case-study beauty brand — a proto-agentic Skin First brand invented to show the stack at work, with one real, active, GSC-registered GTIN on the rail. Not an operating brand.
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RADAR.
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Yes — the x402 test on elyssah.ai proves an agent can be found, trusted, and paid on the GSC rail.
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SKUs, GTINs, specs, case packs, market data, availability — and the ingredient list as labelled for each market. GSC turns them into clean product data a buyer's AI can read (S6). Nothing is invented: a field you don't send stays empty rather than guessed.
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You don't encode for the agent. Send the attributes as you hold them — skin type, shade and undertone, hair type, concern, format. GSC maps them into the data fields buyers' AIs compare, and the product data carries only what you can substantiate.
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The product data carries the ingredient list as labelled for the market, and the allergen disclosure where that market requires one. The agent repeats the list as lodged; it never adds, drops or reorders an ingredient.
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Send the change. GSC re-issues the product data and the agent answers from the current version; the superseded version stays on file — nothing is deleted. Re-validation is part of the re-issue, not a separate project.
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The agent answers with your product data — your names as you lodged them, each variant identified by its GTIN. It never paraphrases a name or invents a variant.
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It answers from the product data only. A field that isn't in the product data isn't answered — the agent says so and points to a human. Never pack, size, price or eligibility from memory (R).
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The brand. It sends SKUs, GTINs, specs, case packs, market data, availability and the ingredient list as labelled per market; GSC turns them into clean product data a buyer's AI can read (S6). Nothing is invented — a field the brand doesn't send stays empty rather than guessed.
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The agent answers with the brand's current product data, each variant identified by its GTIN, and never paraphrases a name or invents a field. Your item file stays the retailer's; a mismatch is a question for a person, and the trail shows exactly what the brand lodged and when. Specifics for your banner are agreed with a human — Connect with the GSC team.
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The agent answers your system when it asks — it is where the brand gets found and checked, not a form-filler. What your onboarding still requires from a supplier is your process; the product data the agent carries is the same data your forms ask for, already clean. Specifics for your banner are agreed with a human — Connect with the GSC team.
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The brand sends the change and GSC re-issues the product data; the agent answers from the current version and the superseded one stays on file — nothing is deleted. Your buyer's AI reads the current formula, pack or label, and a past order can still be traced to what was offered.
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Identity (a valid GTIN), eligibility for banner and country, and completeness of the product data. Compliance is territorial: one state per product per market, resolved before a buyer's AI asks (S2: 50 markets). Specifics for your brand are agreed with a human — Talk to GSC.
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GSC doesn't validate your claims — it carries them. The agent repeats a claim only when it is in your product data with your evidence reference, and never adds one. Substantiation stays yours.
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One compliance state per product per jurisdiction. What is permitted in one market is not assumed in another; the agent answers each market from that market's state (S2: 50 markets). Nothing is resolved at request time.
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No. It never makes a claim that isn't in your product data, and medical or treatment questions are declined in one line and handed to a person (R).
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Eligibility is a data field per market. Where a product is restricted, the product data says so and the agent does not offer it there. Specifics for your brand are agreed with a human — Talk to GSC.
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Nothing changes in who is responsible for the product. The agent carries your product data; it never selects for a shopper and never places an order — a human approves every order (S7). Specifics for your brand are agreed with a human — Talk to GSC.
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Yes. GSC watches for unauthorized listings of the brands it carries and flags them; a person follows up with you. The agent itself answers only with your product data, so an unauthorized listing never gets your name from us.
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You get the reference. A claim is carried only with the brand's evidence reference attached; the agent repeats the claim as lodged and never adds one (R). GSC is not a verifier, auditor or certifier — substantiation stays the brand's, and the reference is what your team checks.
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Each market's own. The product data holds one state per product per market, so what is permitted in one country is never assumed in another; the agent answers your market from your market's state (S2: 50 markets). Nothing is resolved at request time.
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The brand's product data arrives with its state for your market already resolved — identity, eligibility, the ingredient list as labelled for your country and the allergen disclosure where your market requires one. What your own compliance process still does is yours. Specifics for your banner are agreed with a human — Connect with the GSC team.
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GSC's product data carries no price and no promotion for a third-party brand. Price, terms and promotions are agreed between you and the buyer, by people; the agent never quotes a number that isn't in the product data (R). Specifics for your brand are agreed with a human — Talk to GSC.
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Not through GSC. No agent on GSC sets a price, applies a discount or closes a sale. A human approves every order (S7), and fees attach only to order flow GSC originates — never to business you already have.
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Yes. You pick the portfolio and the markets; eligibility is a data field, so a SKU can be readable in a market without being orderable there. Specifics for your brand are agreed with a human — Talk to GSC.
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Neither. The product data carries no price and no promotion for a third-party brand; price and terms are agreed between you and the brand — or its distributor — by people. The agent never quotes a number that isn't in the data (R), and a human approves every order (S7).
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A person, always. No agent on GSC sets a price, applies a discount or closes a sale; promotions are agreed between your team and the brand. The agent's job is to make the product findable and checkable for your buyer's AI before that conversation. Specifics for your banner are agreed with a human — Connect with the GSC team.
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It doesn't carry your prices at all. Store and online prices are yours, set in your systems; the same product data serves your store-shelf AI and your online marketplace AI (S5) with identity, eligibility and attributes — never a price.
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Availability is a field you send. The agent answers a buyer's AI with the current product data and never promises stock it can't see; the order itself is placed by a person (S7). Specifics for your brand are agreed with a human — Talk to GSC.
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As product data with its own eligibility and availability windows. When the window closes the product data says so; the agent stops offering it without anyone re-briefing a buyer. Specifics for your brand are agreed with a human — Talk to GSC.
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Tell GSC. The product data is retired and the agent answers from current product data only. The retired version stays on file — nothing is deleted — so a past order can still be traced to what was offered.
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The agent answers the buyer's questions; the cadence is the buyer's. Every re-order is still a human-signed order (S7) — the agent never schedules or places one.
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It tells your buyer's AI what the brand has lodged — availability is a field the brand sends, and the agent never promises stock it can't see. Volume commitments are agreed between your team and the brand by people, before a human-signed order (S7). Specifics for your banner are agreed with a human — Connect with the GSC team.
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You sign. The agent answers your system's questions; the re-order cadence is yours, and every re-order is a human-signed order (S7) — the agent never schedules or places one.
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The brand updates availability and the agent answers your AI with the current product data — it stops offering what isn't there without anyone re-briefing your buyer. The promotion itself, and any make-good, is between your team and the brand. Specifics for your banner are agreed with a human — Connect with the GSC team.
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GSC has the agent traffic on your product data — requests, markets, and which SKUs were asked for. The estate meter is RADAR: 24.5M+ AI Agent transactions a month, 9 a second (S1). Specifics for your brand are agreed with a human — Talk to GSC.
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That is in your report, by SKU and market. Hero items and long tail are counted the same way: a request against the product data.
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Fees attach only to order flow GSC originates — never to business you already have. Every order GSC originates is human-signed and auditable, so incrementality is read from the order trail, not modelled.
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The buyer's AI asks; your product data answers; the opportunity is routed to a person (S6). The RFP and purchase-order trail is human-signed and auditable, so a shortlist that became an order is visible end to end.
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Send the correction; the product data is re-issued and the agent answers from the current version. The superseded version stays on file. Specifics for your brand are agreed with a human — Talk to GSC.
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Sell-through is your data, in your systems. What GSC holds is the agent traffic on a brand's product data — requests, markets, which SKUs were asked for — the demand signal before an order; the estate meter is RADAR, 24.5M+ AI Agent transactions a month, 9 a second (S1). Space decisions stay with your merchandising team.
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No. It reports, it doesn't range. Hero items and long tail are counted the same way — a request against the product data, by SKU and market. Which SKUs stay on your shelf is your buyer's call.
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The other side of the ask: which of the brand's products AI buyers are requesting, in which markets, before those requests become orders. It is a demand signal, not a sales report — every order GSC originates is human-signed and auditable, so the trail is read, not modelled. Specifics for your banner are agreed with a human — Connect with the GSC team.
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Only credentials you have lodged as evidence. ESG-CPG is GSC's scaffolding for those credentials — identity, namespace, discovery and jurisdiction — and GSC is not a verifier, auditor, rater or certifier: it carries the credentials as lodged, by URL and hash.
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Whichever you hold, lodged with the certifier's reference. The agent cites them as lodged and never upgrades one into a claim. Specifics for your brand are agreed with a human — Talk to GSC.
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No. No shopper profiles are held. GSC is B2B: the agent answers a buyer's system with your product data, and a human approves every order (S7).
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You get what the brand lodged as evidence, by reference — the certifier's reference where one exists. GSC is not a verifier, auditor, rater or certifier; it carries the credential as lodged and the agent never upgrades one into a claim. What you put in front of your board is the reference, checked by your team.
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A credential that isn't lodged isn't answered — the agent says so rather than guessing (R). It doesn't judge a claim wrong; it carries only what the brand lodged with a reference, so a gap shows as a gap to your buyer's AI.
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A pattern, not a number: skin type, the concern (barrier, pigmentation, acne, ageing), the actives and their strengths, SPF where present, sensitivity and pregnancy suitability, size and format. Product data that carries those fields as labelled is what gets compared; a brochure isn't. Live counts live on RADAR (S1); GSC never names the brands it carries.
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The pattern: hair type and texture, scalp concern, sulfate- and silicone-free flags, colour-safe, size ladder and case pack, and which SKUs pair (shampoo, conditioner, mask, oil). Buyers' AIs compare product data field by field; the product data decides the shortlist. Live counts live on RADAR (S1); GSC never names the brands it carries.
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The pattern: shade range and undertone coverage, finish, skin-type suitability, ingredient list, shelf life and period-after-opening, and the case pack per shade. A range read as one product loses to a range read shade by shade. Live counts live on RADAR (S1); GSC never names the brands it carries.
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The pattern: concentration (eau de toilette, eau de parfum, parfum), size ladder, scent family, allergen disclosure as labelled, shipping class for alcohol-based products, and gift formats. The product data carries those fields; the agent never invents a note. Live counts live on RADAR (S1); GSC never names the brands it carries.
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The pattern: format (bar, liquid, wash), size and case pack, skin-type and fragrance-free flags, refill formats, and per-market eligibility. Everyday categories are compared on completeness and availability first. Live counts live on RADAR (S1); GSC never names the brands it carries.
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The pattern: product class (paste, rinse, brush), fluoride and active content as labelled, size ladder, age suitability, and the regulatory class in each market. The product data answers each market from that market's state. Live counts live on RADAR (S1); GSC never names the brands it carries.
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The pattern: format (roll-on, stick, spray), aluminium-free and fragrance-free flags, size, propellant and shipping class for aerosols, and per-market eligibility. Aerosols carry their shipping restriction in the product data, not in a footnote. Live counts live on RADAR (S1); GSC never names the brands it carries.
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The pattern: SPF and UVA rating as labelled, format, water resistance, reef-safe and mineral flags as lodged, size, and the regulatory class — sunscreen is regulated differently across markets, and the product data carries each market's state. Live counts live on RADAR (S1); GSC never names the brands it carries.
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The pattern: routine step (cleanse, shave, treat, moisturise), skin and beard type, format, size and case pack, and which SKUs pair. Buyers' AIs build the shelf from product data, not from a range brochure. Live counts live on RADAR (S1); GSC never names the brands it carries.
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The pattern: method (cream, wax, strip), body area, skin sensitivity and patch-test guidance as labelled, size, and per-market eligibility. Safety text is repeated as lodged and never paraphrased. Live counts live on RADAR (S1); GSC never names the brands it carries.
Source: gsc-radar.ai · signed · · MI-10
Rules need a machine grammar: Standard-10060 defines how rules, objects, evidence and states are represented so machines resolve the same inputs the same way. For a SKU it means the rules about your product are written once, in a form every buyer's AI reads identically.
Source: https://standard-10060.org/ · signed · · PR-01
The Electronic Compliance Object — a deterministic machine identity for a physical object: a SKU, a batch, a shipment. Facts, never opinions. For a SKU it is the object the rest of the stack points at: identified, so compliance state has something exact to attach to.
Source: https://eco-10060.org/ · signed · · PR-02
The Sovereign Manifest of compliance objects — the jurisdiction layer: 50 sovereign members plus the apex, because compliance is territorial even when the object is global. For a SKU it means one state per market, resolved in that market's terms — the 50 markets GSC carries (S2).
Source: https://sm-eco-10060.org/ · signed · · PR-03
The base execution vocabulary: seven deterministic states with fixed meanings, of which CPG-68000 is the first vertical profile — ALLOW, CONDITIONAL, RESTRICT, NOT_FOUND, ESCALATE, SYSTEM_ERROR, NOT_APPLICABLE. For a SKU it means a buyer's AI receives one of seven signals about your product in a market, never a paragraph to interpret.
Source: https://acm-68000.org/ · signed · · PR-04
SRI-10060, coined by Matthew Keddy: regulatory, jurisdictional and compliance complexity collapses upstream into a deterministic state before an agent arrives. Agents consume the result of the rules, not the rules themselves. For a SKU it means the work is done once, before anyone asks — the answer is a signed compliance state, not inference at request time.
Source: https://sri-10060.org/ · signed · · PR-05
RCO-10060: a signed, deterministic statement of a product's compliance state in one jurisdiction, resolved upstream, before an AI agent asks. Resolution happens before the request, not during it. For a SKU it is the object a buyer's AI can verify from public keys — the same bytes every time, per product per market.
Source: https://rco-10060.org/ · signed · · PR-06
The Digital Proof Unit — the signing layer that makes product data proof: signed by a named issuer with a key published on a public keyring. For a SKU it means any third party can check that a statement about your product is genuine without trusting the operator.
Source: https://dpu-10060.org/ · signed · · PR-07
AI Orderability (AIO) is the measure of whether a product can be found, resolved and ordered by AI agents; SM-AIO-CPG is the open protocol (MIT) for the data layer beneath those answers — brand product data lodged once, resolved by any agent, returned as lodged. For a SKU it is the orderability statement: what may be ordered, where, under which state — carried to every shelf (S5).
Source: https://sm-aio-cpg.org/ · signed · · PR-08
SM-AMP-CPG answers one question: given this product and this market, where can an agent transact for it? One product, one market, one resolution set. No inference, no ranking, no checkout, no payment. For a SKU it means the second shelf resolves to authoritative commercial endpoints per market — and the order is still closed by a person (S7).
Source: https://sm-amp-cpg.org/ · signed · · PR-09
It answers your buying system's questions at machine speed. When your procurement AI asks who supplies a category in a market, a GSC AI Agent replies with the brand's product data — identified, eligible for your banner and country, complete (S6). Your buying team still makes the commercial call; the agent removes the search, not the buyer.
Source: gsc-agentic.ai · signed · · A1-R01
It works for your buyer. The agent sits on the brand's side, answering your buyer's AI when it asks; it never selects a range, sets a price or places an order — a human approves every order (S7). The buyer keeps the decision and gains the time spent finding and checking suppliers.
Source: gsc-em.com/#who-signs · signed · · A1-R02
Nothing changes in who is responsible for the product — the brand is. The agent answers only with the product data the brand lodged, field by field; a field that isn't there stays empty rather than guessed (R). Every order is still signed by a person, so a wrong listing is caught before it becomes an order (S7).
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It doesn't judge — it carries. A claim reaches your buyer's AI only when it is in the brand's product data with the brand's evidence reference; the agent never adds one and never upgrades a reference into a claim. Substantiation stays with the brand, and your team sees the reference, not just the wording.
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Three things: identity (a valid GTIN), eligibility for your banner and country, and completeness of the product data (S6). Compliance is territorial — one state per product per market across 50 markets (S2) — resolved before your buyer's AI asks. Price, terms and range are still yours to decide with a person (S7).
Source: gsc-em.com/#how-products-get-ready · signed · · T1-R01
Yes — that is what the product data says first. Eligibility is held per product per market, so your buyer's AI reads the answer for your country without a call (S2: 50 markets). A product can be readable in a market without being orderable there, and the data says which.
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One set of product data, read by both. The brand prepares the product once with GSC; the store-shelf AI in your procurement system and the AI behind your online marketplace read the same data (S5). Your own listing steps on each side stay yours. Specifics for your banner are agreed with a human — Connect with the GSC team.
Source: gsc-agentic.ai · signed · · T1-R03
The agent answers your system's questions with the brand's product data; the rules your system applies to those answers are your system's. GSC makes the brand readable to whatever your buying AI asks for — identity, eligibility, attributes. Specifics for your banner are agreed with a human — Connect with the GSC team.
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Julia Turley, Board of Directors, USA (S9).
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Terrance Owen is the CFO of GSC. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/terrance-owen-7ab2651b5/
Source: gsc-em.com · signed · · IR-G-22
Matthew Keddy, CEO, and Terrance Owen, CFO, co-founded GreenCore Solutions Corp. In Asia, GSC Agentic Pty. Ltd. was co-founded by Matthew Keddy and Brendan Farrugia.
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Matthew Keddy, Director, GreenCore Solutions Corp. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-keddy-0670828a/
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Terrance Owen, Director, GreenCore Solutions Corp. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/terrance-owen-7ab2651b5/
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Julia Turley, Director, GreenCore Solutions Corp. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/julia-turley/
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Yunji Kim, Director, GreenCore Solutions Corp. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/yunji-kim-66079831/
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Robert Sjöström, Strategic Advisor, GreenCore Solutions Corp. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/robert-sj%C3%B6str%C3%B6m-738a0364/
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Brendan Farrugia, Director & Co-Founder, GSC Agentic Pty. Ltd. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/brendanfarrugia/
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Scott Elkovich, EVP, GSC Agentic Pty. Ltd. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/scott-elkovich-5301a134/
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GSC Directors: Matthew Keddy (linkedin.com/in/matthew-keddy-0670828a), Terrance Owen (linkedin.com/in/terrance-owen-7ab2651b5), Julia Turley (linkedin.com/in/julia-turley), Yunji Kim (linkedin.com/in/yunji-kim-66079831); Strategic Advisor Robert Sjöström (linkedin.com/in/robert-sjöström-738a0364). Profiles on LinkedIn.
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GSC Agentic Pty. Ltd.: Brendan Farrugia, Director & Co-Founder (linkedin.com/in/brendanfarrugia); Scott Elkovich, EVP (linkedin.com/in/scott-elkovich-5301a134); Brent Henderson, Director of Corp Development (linkedin.com/in/brentwhenderson). Profiles on LinkedIn.
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Matthew Keddy is the CEO of GSC. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-keddy-0670828a/
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Matthew Keddy, CEO. Email mk@gsc-em.com. Tel / WhatsApp +1 647 237 7744.
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Matthew Keddy, CEO. Email mk@gsc-em.com. Tel / WhatsApp +1 647 237 7744.
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