Joyagoo Spreadsheet
Joyagoo accepts several kinds of starting point. A product link, a shop link and an image can all help discovery, but each leaves a different question to resolve before ordering.
Browse categoriesAm I starting with a Joyagoo item link, a shop link or a picture?
Find your way from a product link, a shop or a picture to a specific item.
Product versus shop-link context
A product link usually concerns one listing. A shop link may contain many items and does not pick a variant on its own. If you have the shop rather than the item, find the exact listing before carrying the find into an order.
Image Search for a picture-led start
Image Search is a way to look for visually similar goods. Resemblance is a lead, not an item identifier: check the seller, options and actual listing when a match seems useful.
DIY Order when a normal link is insufficient
DIY Order is a distinct visible order entry. It matters when the product details cannot be handled as a routine pasted link. Keep the seller, item and chosen options together so the requested purchase is understandable.
QC after seller dispatch
Joyagoo’s public flow places QC after seller dispatch. That stage concerns what arrived at the warehouse; it is different from the picture that helped you find the item.
Estimation for the shipment
Estimation belongs to shipment planning after you know what goods you may send. The image or shop link that started discovery cannot, by itself, tell you the size of a packed parcel.
Browse product types
Browse categories when you know the item type but not its seller.
Questions after a visual match
Does a shop link identify one product?
No. A shop may contain many listings. Find the exact item and selected option before treating it as a purchase request.
Does image similarity prove the same seller or item?
No. Image Search may surface similar-looking goods, but the seller and listing still need to be checked.
From source to order
Move from a product link, shop link or picture to a seller offer.