Protocol
Category Taxonomy
Use these AON Taxonomy v1 ids when narrowing queries with constraints.category_ids or interpreting returned offer_info.category.id and offer_info.secondary_category_ids. Parent ids match their full descendant subtree, so start broad and choose deeper ids only when the user intent is clear.
Current taxonomy release
How to use category ids
constraints.category_idsSend one or more ids as an OR filter. For example, finance matches all finance descendants, while finance.credit_lending is narrower.
offer_info.category.idRead the most specific id that confidently describes the returned offer. Published parent ids remain valid broad fallbacks when a precise child category is not available.
offer_info.secondary_category_idsOptional secondary ids describe additional taxonomy meanings. They participate in category matching and safety filtering, while the primary category.id remains the canonical display classification.
Fallback category
others only when no published category describes the intent or Offer. Prefer the closest valid top-level category whenever one applies.Category ids
Expand a top-level category to inspect its children. The value shown in the code style is the value to send in API requests.
Apparelfashion_apparelLevel 112 children
fashion_apparelCanonical AON category at level 1 in fashion_apparel; use it only when Apparel is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Apparel
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Apparel; Apparel content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Apparel; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Apparel
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Clothingfashion_apparel.clothingLevel 215 children
fashion_apparel.clothingCanonical AON category at level 2 in fashion_apparel > clothing; use it only when Clothing is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Clothing
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Clothing; Clothing content within Apparel
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Clothing; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Clothing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.children_s_clothingCanonical AON category at level 3 in fashion_apparel > clothing > children_s_clothing; use it only when Children's Clothing is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Children's Clothing
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Children's Clothing; Children's Clothing content within Clothing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Children's Clothing; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Children's Clothing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.formal_wearCanonical AON category at level 3 in fashion_apparel > clothing > formal_wear; use it only when Formal Wear is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Formal Wear
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Formal Wear; Formal Wear content within Clothing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Formal Wear; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Formal Wear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.men_s_clothingCanonical AON category at level 3 in fashion_apparel > clothing > men_s_clothing; use it only when Men's Clothing is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Men's Clothing
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Men's Clothing; Men's Clothing content within Clothing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Men's Clothing; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Men's Clothing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.plus_size_clothingCanonical AON category at level 3 in fashion_apparel > clothing > plus_size_clothing; use it only when Plus Size Clothing is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Plus Size Clothing
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Plus Size Clothing; Plus Size Clothing content within Clothing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Plus Size Clothing; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Plus Size Clothing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Shirts, Tops & Blousesfashion_apparel.clothing.shirts_tops_blousesLevel 34 children
fashion_apparel.clothing.shirts_tops_blousesCanonical AON category at level 3 in fashion_apparel > clothing > shirts_tops_blouses; use it only when Shirts, Tops & Blouses is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Shirts, Tops & Blouses
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Shirts, Tops & Blouses; Shirts, Tops & Blouses content within Clothing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Shirts, Tops & Blouses; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Shirts, Tops & Blouses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.shirts_tops_blouses.jerseys_knit_shirtsCanonical AON category at level 4 in fashion_apparel > clothing > shirts_tops_blouses > jerseys_knit_shirts; use it only when Jerseys & Knit Shirts is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Jerseys & Knit Shirts
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Jerseys & Knit Shirts; Jerseys & Knit Shirts content within Shirts, Tops & Blouses
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Jerseys & Knit Shirts; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Jerseys & Knit Shirts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.shirts_tops_blouses.hoodies_sweatshirtsHoodies & Sweatshirts products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Hoodies & Sweatshirts
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Hoodies & Sweatshirts; Hoodies & Sweatshirts sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Hoodies & Sweatshirts; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Hoodies & Sweatshirts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.shirts_tops_blouses.sweaters_cardigansSweaters & Cardigans products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Sweaters & Cardigans
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Sweaters & Cardigans; Sweaters & Cardigans sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Sweaters & Cardigans; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Sweaters & Cardigans
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.shirts_tops_blouses.woven_shirts_blousesWoven Shirts & Blouses products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Woven Shirts & Blouses
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Woven Shirts & Blouses; Woven Shirts & Blouses sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Woven Shirts & Blouses; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Woven Shirts & Blouses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.sleepwearCanonical AON category at level 3 in fashion_apparel > clothing > sleepwear; use it only when Sleepwear is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Sleepwear
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sleepwear; Sleepwear content within Clothing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Sleepwear; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Sleepwear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.swimwearCanonical AON category at level 3 in fashion_apparel > clothing > swimwear; use it only when Swimwear is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Swimwear
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Swimwear; Swimwear content within Clothing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Swimwear; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Swimwear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Underwearfashion_apparel.clothing.underwearLevel 33 children
fashion_apparel.clothing.underwearCanonical AON category at level 3 in fashion_apparel > clothing > underwear; use it only when Underwear is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Underwear
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Underwear; Underwear content within Clothing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Underwear; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Underwear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.underwear.bras_bralettesBras & Bralettes products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Bras & Bralettes
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Bras & Bralettes; Bras & Bralettes sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Bras & Bralettes; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Bras & Bralettes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.underwear.socks_hosierySocks & Hosiery products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Socks & Hosiery
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Socks & Hosiery; Socks & Hosiery sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Socks & Hosiery; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Socks & Hosiery
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.underwear.underpants_briefsUnderpants & Briefs products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Underpants & Briefs
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Underpants & Briefs; Underpants & Briefs sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Underpants & Briefs; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Underpants & Briefs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.women_s_clothingCanonical AON category at level 3 in fashion_apparel > clothing > women_s_clothing; use it only when Women's Clothing is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Women's Clothing
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Women's Clothing; Women's Clothing content within Clothing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Women's Clothing; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Women's Clothing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.coats_jacketsCoats & Jackets products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Coats & Jackets
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Coats & Jackets; Coats & Jackets sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Coats & Jackets; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Coats & Jackets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.dressesDresses products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Dresses
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Dresses; Dresses sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Dresses; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Dresses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.jeansJeans products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Jeans
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Jeans; Jeans sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Jeans; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Jeans
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.pants_trousersPants & Trousers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Pants & Trousers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Pants & Trousers; Pants & Trousers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Pants & Trousers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Pants & Trousers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.shortsShorts products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Shorts
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Shorts; Shorts sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Shorts; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Shorts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.clothing.skirtsSkirts products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Skirts
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Skirts; Skirts sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Skirts; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Skirts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Footwearfashion_apparel.footwearLevel 26 children
fashion_apparel.footwearCanonical AON category at level 2 in fashion_apparel > footwear; use it only when Footwear is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Footwear
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Footwear; Footwear content within Apparel
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Footwear; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Footwear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.footwear.athletic_shoesCanonical AON category at level 3 in fashion_apparel > footwear > athletic_shoes; use it only when Athletic Shoes is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Athletic Shoes
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Athletic Shoes; Athletic Shoes content within Footwear
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Athletic Shoes; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Athletic Shoes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.footwear.bootsBoots products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Boots
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Boots; Boots sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Boots; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Boots
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.footwear.casual_shoesCasual Shoes products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Casual Shoes
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Casual Shoes; Casual Shoes sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Casual Shoes; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Casual Shoes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.footwear.dress_shoesDress Shoes products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Dress Shoes
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Dress Shoes; Dress Shoes sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Dress Shoes; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Dress Shoes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.footwear.sandalsSandals products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Sandals
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Sandals; Sandals sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Sandals; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Sandals
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.footwear.slippers_house_shoesSlippers & House Shoes products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Slippers & House Shoes
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Slippers & House Shoes; Slippers & House Shoes sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Slippers & House Shoes; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Slippers & House Shoes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.handbags_pursesCanonical AON category at level 2 in fashion_apparel > handbags_purses; use it only when Handbags & Purses is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Handbags & Purses
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Handbags & Purses; Handbags & Purses content within Apparel
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Handbags & Purses; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Handbags & Purses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Jewelryfashion_apparel.jewelryLevel 25 children
fashion_apparel.jewelryCanonical AON category at level 2 in fashion_apparel > jewelry; use it only when Jewelry is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Jewelry
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Jewelry; Jewelry content within Apparel
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Jewelry; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Jewelry
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Watches & Watch Accessoriesfashion_apparel.jewelry.watches_watch_accessoriesLevel 31 child
fashion_apparel.jewelry.watches_watch_accessoriesCanonical AON category at level 3 in fashion_apparel > jewelry > watches_watch_accessories; use it only when Watches & Watch Accessories is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Watches & Watch Accessories
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Watches & Watch Accessories; Watches & Watch Accessories content within Jewelry
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Watches & Watch Accessories; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Watches & Watch Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.jewelry.watches_watch_accessories.wristwatchesWristwatches products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Wristwatches
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Wristwatches; Wristwatches sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Wristwatches; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Wristwatches
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.jewelry.bracelets_ankletsBracelets & Anklets products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Bracelets & Anklets
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Bracelets & Anklets; Bracelets & Anklets sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Bracelets & Anklets; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Bracelets & Anklets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.jewelry.earringsEarrings products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Earrings
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Earrings; Earrings sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Earrings; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Earrings
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.jewelry.necklaces_pendantsNecklaces & Pendants products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Necklaces & Pendants
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Necklaces & Pendants; Necklaces & Pendants sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Necklaces & Pendants; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Necklaces & Pendants
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.jewelry.ringsRings products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Rings
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Rings; Rings sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Rings; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Rings
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.sunglassesCanonical AON category at level 2 in fashion_apparel > sunglasses; use it only when Sunglasses is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Sunglasses
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sunglasses; Sunglasses content within Apparel
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Sunglasses; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Sunglasses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.beltsBelts products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Belts
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Belts; Belts sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Belts; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Belts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.gloves_mittensGloves & Mittens products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Gloves & Mittens
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Gloves & Mittens; Gloves & Mittens sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Gloves & Mittens; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Gloves & Mittens
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.hair_accessoriesHair Accessories products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Hair Accessories
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Hair Accessories; Hair Accessories sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Hair Accessories; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Hair Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.hats_capsHats & Caps products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Hats & Caps
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Hats & Caps; Hats & Caps sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Hats & Caps; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Hats & Caps
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.neckwearNeckwear products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Neckwear
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Neckwear; Neckwear sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Neckwear; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Neckwear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.non_prescription_fashion_glassesNon-Prescription Fashion Glasses products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Non-Prescription Fashion Glasses
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Non-Prescription Fashion Glasses; Non-Prescription Fashion Glasses sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Non-Prescription Fashion Glasses; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Non-Prescription Fashion Glasses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
fashion_apparel.wallets_card_holdersWallets & Card Holders products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Wallets & Card Holders
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Wallets & Card Holders; Wallets & Card Holders sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Wallets & Card Holders; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Wallets & Card Holders
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Arts & Entertainmentarts_entertainmentLevel 116 children
arts_entertainmentCanonical AON category at level 1 in arts_entertainment; use it only when Arts & Entertainment is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Arts & Entertainment
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Arts & Entertainment; Arts & Entertainment content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Arts & Entertainment; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Arts & Entertainment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.arts_entertainment_awardsCanonical AON category at level 2 in arts_entertainment > arts_entertainment_awards; use it only when Arts & Entertainment Awards is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Arts & Entertainment Awards
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Arts & Entertainment Awards; Arts & Entertainment Awards content within Arts & Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Arts & Entertainment Awards; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Arts & Entertainment Awards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Entertainment Industryarts_entertainment.entertainment_industryLevel 21 child
arts_entertainment.entertainment_industryCanonical AON category at level 2 in arts_entertainment > entertainment_industry; use it only when Entertainment Industry is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Entertainment Industry
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Entertainment Industry; Entertainment Industry content within Arts & Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Entertainment Industry; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Entertainment Industry
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.entertainment_industry.film_tv_industryCanonical AON category at level 3 in arts_entertainment > entertainment_industry > film_tv_industry; use it only when Film & TV Industry is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Film & TV Industry
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Film & TV Industry; Film & TV Industry content within Entertainment Industry
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Film & TV Industry; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Film & TV Industry
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Events, Shows & Cultural Attractionsarts_entertainment.events_shows_cultural_attractionsLevel 21 child
arts_entertainment.events_shows_cultural_attractionsCanonical AON category at level 2 in arts_entertainment > events_shows_cultural_attractions; use it only when Events, Shows & Cultural Attractions is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Events, Shows & Cultural Attractions
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Events, Shows & Cultural Attractions; Events, Shows & Cultural Attractions content within Arts & Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Events, Shows & Cultural Attractions; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Events, Shows & Cultural Attractions
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.events_shows_cultural_attractions.ticket_sales_exchangesA service for discovering, reserving, buying, reselling, exchanging or managing non-sports admission tickets.
Aliases: admission ticketing, non-sports ticket sales, ticket exchange
Boundary
- include
- Performance, exhibition and cultural attraction admission; Primary and secondary non-sports ticket workflows
- exclude
- Events and venues without admission rights; Event information alone; Transport tickets and sports-event ticketing
- primary rule
- Classify the ticket or admission workflow as service; paper, digital delivery, seats and resale are attributes.
- residual rule
- An event identity alone is insufficient; establish admission rights and separate sports ticketing.
Examples
- positive
- Theatre ticket reservation service; Museum admission-ticket marketplace
- negative
- Sports-match ticketing service; Concert schedule without admission rights
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.fantasy_sportsCanonical AON category at level 2 in arts_entertainment > fantasy_sports; use it only when Fantasy Sports is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Fantasy Sports
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Fantasy Sports; Fantasy Sports content within Arts & Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Fantasy Sports; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Fantasy Sports
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Fun & Triviaarts_entertainment.fun_triviaLevel 21 child
arts_entertainment.fun_triviaCanonical AON category at level 2 in arts_entertainment > fun_trivia; use it only when Fun & Trivia is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Fun & Trivia
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Fun & Trivia; Fun & Trivia content within Arts & Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Fun & Trivia; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Fun & Trivia
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.fun_trivia.fun_tests_silly_surveysCanonical AON category at level 3 in arts_entertainment > fun_trivia > fun_tests_silly_surveys; use it only when Fun Tests & Silly Surveys is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Fun Tests & Silly Surveys
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Fun Tests & Silly Surveys; Fun Tests & Silly Surveys content within Fun & Trivia
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Fun Tests & Silly Surveys; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Fun Tests & Silly Surveys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.humor_jokesCanonical AON category at level 2 in arts_entertainment > humor_jokes; use it only when Humor & Jokes is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Humor & Jokes
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Humor & Jokes; Humor & Jokes content within Arts & Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Humor & Jokes; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Humor & Jokes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Movies & Filmsarts_entertainment.movies_filmsLevel 22 children
arts_entertainment.movies_filmsCanonical AON category at level 2 in arts_entertainment > movies_films; use it only when Movies & Films is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Movies & Films
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Movies & Films; Movies & Films content within Arts & Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Movies & Films; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Movies & Films
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.movies_films.horror_filmsCanonical AON category at level 3 in arts_entertainment > movies_films > horror_films; use it only when Horror Films is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Horror Films
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Horror Films; Horror Films content within Movies & Films
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Horror Films; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Horror Films
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.movies_films.film_video_mediaFilm & Video Media products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Books Media Collectibles And Gifts.
Boundary
- include
- purchasable physical or stored-value product format determines the category. Streaming access, creative work topic, merchant, denomination, edition, and collectible franchise remain attributes or separate service semantics.; Products whose primary comparison model is Film & Video Media
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Film & Video Media; Film & Video Media sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Film & Video Media; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Film & Video Media
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Music & Audioarts_entertainment.music_audioLevel 26 children
arts_entertainment.music_audioCanonical AON category at level 2 in arts_entertainment > music_audio; use it only when Music & Audio is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Music & Audio
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Music & Audio; Music & Audio content within Arts & Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Music & Audio; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Music & Audio
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.music_audio.music_streams_downloadsMusic recordings sold or licensed as permanent digital downloads or persistent stored copies, including individual tracks, albums and EPs.
Aliases: digital music download, permanent music download
Boundary
- include
- Permanent track and album downloads; Persistent licensed digital music copies
- exclude
- Time-limited music catalog streaming; Physical recordings, radio, podcasts and audiobooks; Abstract compositions or recording identities and cloud playback without a persistent copy
- primary rule
- Persistent copy rights are decisive; the retained name does not extend this category to streaming catalog services.
- residual rule
- Require delivery and rights evidence for a recording or release; format, quality, DRM and territory remain attributes.
Examples
- positive
- Permanent album file download; Purchased track with persistent digital-copy rights
- negative
- Monthly music catalog subscription; Vinyl record
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.music_audio.radioCanonical AON category at level 3 in arts_entertainment > music_audio > radio; use it only when Radio is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Radio
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Radio; Radio content within Music & Audio
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Radio; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Radio
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.music_audio.music_streaming_servicesA network service providing time-limited access to a provider-organized music recording catalog through on-demand listening or programmed channels.
Aliases: music catalog subscription, music streaming service
Boundary
- include
- On-demand music catalog subscriptions; Provider-organized music streaming channels
- exclude
- Permanent downloads or persistent music-copy licenses; Physical recordings, podcasts and user-upload video platforms
- primary rule
- Classify catalog access as service; permanent copies belong to Music Streams & Downloads despite its retained legacy name.
- residual rule
- Unknown access duration or content rights cannot establish this service type.
Examples
- positive
- Monthly on-demand music subscription; Paid provider-programmed music channel service
- negative
- Permanent album download; Vinyl record
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Musical Instrumentsarts_entertainment.music_audio.musical_instrumentsLevel 31 child
arts_entertainment.music_audio.musical_instrumentsMusical Instruments products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Musical Instruments Office And Hardware.
Boundary
- include
- stable product family determines the category. Instrument type, paper size, ink compatibility, writing medium, fastener dimensions, and material remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Musical Instruments
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Musical Instruments; Musical Instruments sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Musical Instruments; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Musical Instruments
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.music_audio.musical_instruments.musical_instrument_accessoriesMusical Instrument Accessories products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Musical Instruments Office And Hardware.
Boundary
- include
- stable product family determines the category. Instrument type, paper size, ink compatibility, writing medium, fastener dimensions, and material remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Musical Instrument Accessories
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Musical Instrument Accessories; Musical Instrument Accessories sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Musical Instrument Accessories; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Musical Instrument Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.music_audio.podcast_contentIdentifiable podcast audio or audiovisual content made available to obtain, purchase or license as a series or individual episode.
Aliases: podcast content, podcast episode, podcast series
Boundary
- include
- Published podcast episode content; Obtainable or licensable podcast series content
- exclude
- Music releases, audiobooks and radio-station services; General audio-streaming services and podcast-production tools; Abstract show or episode identifiers without available content rights
- primary rule
- Series and episode identify content granularity; require obtainable content or specific content rights, not only an abstract identifier.
- residual rule
- Leave delivery or rights unresolved when only a podcast identity is known; do not infer a content offer or streaming subscription.
Examples
- positive
- Downloadable interview podcast episode; Purchasable documentary podcast series
- negative
- Music album download; Podcast recording software
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.music_audio.recorded_musicRecorded Music products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Books Media Collectibles And Gifts.
Boundary
- include
- purchasable physical or stored-value product format determines the category. Streaming access, creative work topic, merchant, denomination, edition, and collectible franchise remain attributes or separate service semantics.; Products whose primary comparison model is Recorded Music
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Recorded Music; Recorded Music sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Recorded Music; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Recorded Music
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Offbeatarts_entertainment.offbeatLevel 21 child
arts_entertainment.offbeatCanonical AON category at level 2 in arts_entertainment > offbeat; use it only when Offbeat is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Offbeat
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Offbeat; Offbeat content within Arts & Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Offbeat; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Offbeat
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.offbeat.edgy_bizarreCanonical AON category at level 3 in arts_entertainment > offbeat > edgy_bizarre; use it only when Edgy & Bizarre is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Edgy & Bizarre
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Edgy & Bizarre; Edgy & Bizarre content within Offbeat
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Edgy & Bizarre; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Edgy & Bizarre
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.sports_event_tickets_ticketing_servicesA service for discovering, reserving, buying, reselling or managing admission tickets to sports matches, races or competitive fixtures.
Aliases: sports admission ticket, sports ticketing service
Boundary
- include
- Sports-event admission ticket offers; Sports ticket reservation, resale and management services
- exclude
- Matches, leagues and schedules without admission rights; Sports broadcasts and streaming access; Sporting equipment and non-sports performance tickets
- primary rule
- Require ticket, seat, admission or ticket-management evidence for a competitive sports event.
- residual rule
- An abstract sports-event identity cannot establish a ticketing offer; retain unresolved without admission facts.
Examples
- positive
- Football-match seat reservation; Race admission-ticket resale service
- negative
- Live sports-streaming subscription; League fixture calendar
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
TV & Videoarts_entertainment.tv_videoLevel 23 children
arts_entertainment.tv_videoCanonical AON category at level 2 in arts_entertainment > tv_video; use it only when TV & Video is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is TV & Video
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about TV & Video; TV & Video content within Arts & Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of TV & Video; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to TV & Video
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.tv_video.tv_broadcastingCanonical AON category at level 3 in arts_entertainment > tv_video > tv_broadcasting; use it only when TV Broadcasting is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is TV Broadcasting
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about TV Broadcasting; TV Broadcasting content within TV & Video
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of TV Broadcasting; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to TV Broadcasting
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
TV Shows & Programsarts_entertainment.tv_video.tv_shows_programsLevel 31 child
arts_entertainment.tv_video.tv_shows_programsCanonical AON category at level 3 in arts_entertainment > tv_video > tv_shows_programs; use it only when TV Shows & Programs is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is TV Shows & Programs
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about TV Shows & Programs; TV Shows & Programs content within TV & Video
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of TV Shows & Programs; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to TV Shows & Programs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.tv_video.tv_shows_programs.tv_cartoonsCanonical AON category at level 4 in arts_entertainment > tv_video > tv_shows_programs > tv_cartoons; use it only when TV Cartoons is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is TV Cartoons
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about TV Cartoons; TV Cartoons content within TV Shows & Programs
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of TV Cartoons; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to TV Cartoons
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.tv_video.film_tv_streaming_servicesA network service granting time-limited access to a provider-organized film, television or short-drama catalog rather than a persistent copy of an individual title.
Aliases: film streaming service, short-drama streaming service, television streaming service
Boundary
- include
- Provider-selected film and television catalog access; Time-limited serialized short-drama catalog access
- exclude
- Permanent downloads and individually purchased persistent content rights; Creator-upload video-hosting platforms; Cloud gaming and human video-production services
- primary rule
- The primary object must be continuing catalog access; short drama is a content format, while single-title rights remain content.
- residual rule
- If catalog access versus individual content rights is unknown, leave unresolved; episode unlocking alone does not settle that distinction.
Examples
- positive
- Monthly film catalog subscription; Time-limited short-drama catalog membership
- negative
- Permanent movie download; User-upload video-hosting account
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.visual_art_designCanonical AON category at level 2 in arts_entertainment > visual_art_design; use it only when Visual Art & Design is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Visual Art & Design
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Visual Art & Design; Visual Art & Design content within Arts & Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Visual Art & Design; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Visual Art & Design
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.adult_entertainmentCanonical AON category at level 2 in arts_entertainment > adult_entertainment; use it only when Adult Entertainment is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Adult Entertainment
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Adult Entertainment; Adult Entertainment content within Arts & Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Adult Entertainment; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Adult Entertainment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.short_dramaSpecific short-drama title, series, episode or release content offered with individual digital acquisition or access rights, such as a download or episode unlock.
Aliases: digital short drama, short-drama episode content
Boundary
- include
- Individual short-drama digital purchases; Specified short-drama episode or season unlocks
- exclude
- Time-limited access to a provider's drama catalog; Abstract title records without transactable content rights; Physical discs, user-video platforms and production services
- primary rule
- Classify the specified content right as digital; duration, orientation, language and episode granularity are attributes. Continuing catalog access is a streaming service.
- residual rule
- When catalog access versus individual content rights is unknown, do not infer this target from a short-drama label.
Examples
- positive
- Purchase of a named short-drama season download; Individual paid unlock of a specified short-drama episode
- negative
- Short-drama catalog subscription; Abstract drama title record
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.igamingA regulated real-money online wagering access service, including online sports or event betting, casino play and online lottery entry.
Aliases: online casino service, online gambling, online wagering
Boundary
- include
- Online real-money betting and casino participation; Regulated online lottery-ticket access
- exclude
- Physical gambling venues; Non-wagering video games and promotional giveaways; Ordinary random in-game items and financial spread-betting products
- primary rule
- Require online channel and regulated real-money participation; select by evidenced service, not the mere mention of betting, casino or lottery.
- residual rule
- Without online-channel or participation facts leave unresolved; the exact node role does not make all gambling sources exact or comparable.
Examples
- positive
- Licensed online sports-wagering account; Regulated online casino access
- negative
- Physical casino venue admission; Free promotional sweepstakes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
arts_entertainment.creator_membershipsA continuing paid service granting access to a creator, creator community or exclusive creator content and membership benefits.
Aliases: creator membership, creator subscription, fan membership
Boundary
- include
- Recurring creator-content access; Paid creator community participation and member benefits
- exclude
- Single-item content purchases; Ordinary social networks and general streaming catalogs
- primary rule
- Classify the ongoing creator access relationship, not individual content formats or payment frequency alone.
- residual rule
- Do not infer membership from a creator name without evidence of continuing access or member benefits.
Examples
- positive
- Monthly creator community membership; Recurring membership for exclusive creator posts
- negative
- One-off ebook purchase; General social-network account
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Autos & VehiclesautomotiveLevel 16 children
automotiveCanonical AON category at level 1 in automotive; use it only when Autos & Vehicles is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Autos & Vehicles
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Autos & Vehicles; Autos & Vehicles content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Autos & Vehicles; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Autos & Vehicles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.boats_watercraftCanonical AON category at level 2 in automotive > boats_watercraft; use it only when Boats & Watercraft is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Boats & Watercraft
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Boats & Watercraft; Boats & Watercraft content within Autos & Vehicles
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Boats & Watercraft; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Boats & Watercraft
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.driving_instruction_driver_educationCanonical AON category at level 2 in automotive > driving_instruction_driver_education; use it only when Driving Instruction & Driver Education is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Driving Instruction & Driver Education
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Driving Instruction & Driver Education; Driving Instruction & Driver Education content within Autos & Vehicles
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Driving Instruction & Driver Education; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Driving Instruction & Driver Education
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Motor Vehiclesautomotive.motor_vehiclesLevel 24 children
automotive.motor_vehiclesCanonical AON category at level 2 in automotive > motor_vehicles; use it only when Motor Vehicles is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Motor Vehicles
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Motor Vehicles; Motor Vehicles content within Autos & Vehicles
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Motor Vehicles; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Motor Vehicles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.motor_vehicles.campers_rvsCanonical AON category at level 3 in automotive > motor_vehicles > campers_rvs; use it only when Campers & RVs is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Campers & RVs
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Campers & RVs; Campers & RVs content within Motor Vehicles
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Campers & RVs; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Campers & RVs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Cars & Trucksautomotive.motor_vehicles.cars_trucksLevel 31 child
automotive.motor_vehicles.cars_trucksCanonical AON category at level 3 in automotive > motor_vehicles > cars_trucks; use it only when Cars & Trucks is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Cars & Trucks
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Cars & Trucks; Cars & Trucks content within Motor Vehicles
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Cars & Trucks; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Cars & Trucks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.motor_vehicles.cars_trucks.hybrid_alternative_vehiclesCanonical AON category at level 4 in automotive > motor_vehicles > cars_trucks > hybrid_alternative_vehicles; use it only when Hybrid & Alternative Vehicles is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Hybrid & Alternative Vehicles
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hybrid & Alternative Vehicles; Hybrid & Alternative Vehicles content within Cars & Trucks
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Hybrid & Alternative Vehicles; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Hybrid & Alternative Vehicles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.motor_vehicles.motorcyclesCanonical AON category at level 3 in automotive > motor_vehicles > motorcycles; use it only when Motorcycles is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Motorcycles
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Motorcycles; Motorcycles content within Motor Vehicles
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Motorcycles; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Motorcycles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.motor_vehicles.used_motor_vehiclesCanonical AON category at level 3 in automotive > motor_vehicles > used_motor_vehicles; use it only when Used Motor Vehicles is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Used Motor Vehicles
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Used Motor Vehicles; Used Motor Vehicles content within Motor Vehicles
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Used Motor Vehicles; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Used Motor Vehicles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Vehicle Dealersautomotive.vehicle_dealersLevel 22 children
automotive.vehicle_dealersCanonical AON category at level 2 in automotive > vehicle_dealers; use it only when Vehicle Dealers is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Vehicle Dealers
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Vehicle Dealers; Vehicle Dealers content within Autos & Vehicles
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Vehicle Dealers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Vehicle Dealers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_dealers.boat_yacht_sales_brokersCanonical AON category at level 3 in automotive > vehicle_dealers > boat_yacht_sales_brokers; use it only when Boat & Yacht Sales & Brokers is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Boat & Yacht Sales & Brokers
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Boat & Yacht Sales & Brokers; Boat & Yacht Sales & Brokers content within Vehicle Dealers
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Boat & Yacht Sales & Brokers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Boat & Yacht Sales & Brokers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_dealers.car_dealersCanonical AON category at level 3 in automotive > vehicle_dealers > car_dealers; use it only when Car Dealers is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Car Dealers
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Car Dealers; Car Dealers content within Vehicle Dealers
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Car Dealers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Car Dealers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Vehicle Parts & Accessoriesautomotive.vehicle_parts_accessoriesLevel 217 children
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessoriesCanonical AON category at level 2 in automotive > vehicle_parts_accessories; use it only when Vehicle Parts & Accessories is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Vehicle Parts & Accessories
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Vehicle Parts & Accessories; Vehicle Parts & Accessories content within Autos & Vehicles
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Vehicle Parts & Accessories; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Vehicle Parts & Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessories.car_parts_accessoriesCanonical AON category at level 3 in automotive > vehicle_parts_accessories > car_parts_accessories; use it only when Car Parts & Accessories is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Car Parts & Accessories
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Car Parts & Accessories; Car Parts & Accessories content within Vehicle Parts & Accessories
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Car Parts & Accessories; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Car Parts & Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessories.vehicle_tires_tire_partsCanonical AON category at level 3 in automotive > vehicle_parts_accessories > vehicle_tires_tire_parts; use it only when Vehicle Tires & Tire Parts is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Vehicle Tires & Tire Parts
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Vehicle Tires & Tire Parts; Vehicle Tires & Tire Parts content within Vehicle Parts & Accessories
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Vehicle Tires & Tire Parts; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Vehicle Tires & Tire Parts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessories.automotive_batteriesAutomotive Batteries products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Automotive Products.
Boundary
- include
- vehicle subsystem and product function determine the category. Exact brake, powertrain, steering/suspension, cooling/climate, exhaust/emissions, and electrical/lighting targets take precedence over `routine_maintenance_parts`; that node is used only for scheduled replacement parts that do not satisfy a more specific subsystem definition. Vehicle make, model, year, trim, OEM number, interface, power, and fitment remain attributes; repair, charging, and installation services remain services.; Products whose primary comparison model is Automotive Batteries
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Automotive Batteries; Automotive Batteries sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Automotive Batteries; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Automotive Batteries
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessories.automotive_lighting_electrical_partsAutomotive Lighting & Electrical Parts products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Automotive Products.
Boundary
- include
- vehicle subsystem and product function determine the category. Exact brake, powertrain, steering/suspension, cooling/climate, exhaust/emissions, and electrical/lighting targets take precedence over `routine_maintenance_parts`; that node is used only for scheduled replacement parts that do not satisfy a more specific subsystem definition. Vehicle make, model, year, trim, OEM number, interface, power, and fitment remain attributes; repair, charging, and installation services remain services.; Products whose primary comparison model is Automotive Lighting & Electrical Parts
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Automotive Lighting & Electrical Parts; Automotive Lighting & Electrical Parts sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Automotive Lighting & Electrical Parts; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Automotive Lighting & Electrical Parts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessories.automotive_oils_fluidsAutomotive Oils & Fluids products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Automotive Products.
Boundary
- include
- vehicle subsystem and product function determine the category. Exact brake, powertrain, steering/suspension, cooling/climate, exhaust/emissions, and electrical/lighting targets take precedence over `routine_maintenance_parts`; that node is used only for scheduled replacement parts that do not satisfy a more specific subsystem definition. Vehicle make, model, year, trim, OEM number, interface, power, and fitment remain attributes; repair, charging, and installation services remain services.; Products whose primary comparison model is Automotive Oils & Fluids
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Automotive Oils & Fluids; Automotive Oils & Fluids sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Automotive Oils & Fluids; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Automotive Oils & Fluids
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessories.brake_partsBrake Parts products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Automotive Products.
Boundary
- include
- vehicle subsystem and product function determine the category. Exact brake, powertrain, steering/suspension, cooling/climate, exhaust/emissions, and electrical/lighting targets take precedence over `routine_maintenance_parts`; that node is used only for scheduled replacement parts that do not satisfy a more specific subsystem definition. Vehicle make, model, year, trim, OEM number, interface, power, and fitment remain attributes; repair, charging, and installation services remain services.; Products whose primary comparison model is Brake Parts
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Brake Parts; Brake Parts sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Brake Parts; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Brake Parts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessories.cooling_climate_control_partsCooling & Climate Control Parts products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Automotive Products.
Boundary
- include
- vehicle subsystem and product function determine the category. Exact brake, powertrain, steering/suspension, cooling/climate, exhaust/emissions, and electrical/lighting targets take precedence over `routine_maintenance_parts`; that node is used only for scheduled replacement parts that do not satisfy a more specific subsystem definition. Vehicle make, model, year, trim, OEM number, interface, power, and fitment remain attributes; repair, charging, and installation services remain services.; Products whose primary comparison model is Cooling & Climate Control Parts
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Cooling & Climate Control Parts; Cooling & Climate Control Parts sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Cooling & Climate Control Parts; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Cooling & Climate Control Parts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessories.electric_vehicle_charging_equipmentElectric Vehicle Charging Equipment products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Automotive Products.
Boundary
- include
- vehicle subsystem and product function determine the category. Exact brake, powertrain, steering/suspension, cooling/climate, exhaust/emissions, and electrical/lighting targets take precedence over `routine_maintenance_parts`; that node is used only for scheduled replacement parts that do not satisfy a more specific subsystem definition. Vehicle make, model, year, trim, OEM number, interface, power, and fitment remain attributes; repair, charging, and installation services remain services.; Products whose primary comparison model is Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment; Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessories.emergency_roadside_equipmentEmergency & Roadside Equipment products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Automotive Products.
Boundary
- include
- vehicle subsystem and product function determine the category. Exact brake, powertrain, steering/suspension, cooling/climate, exhaust/emissions, and electrical/lighting targets take precedence over `routine_maintenance_parts`; that node is used only for scheduled replacement parts that do not satisfy a more specific subsystem definition. Vehicle make, model, year, trim, OEM number, interface, power, and fitment remain attributes; repair, charging, and installation services remain services.; Products whose primary comparison model is Emergency & Roadside Equipment
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Emergency & Roadside Equipment; Emergency & Roadside Equipment sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Emergency & Roadside Equipment; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Emergency & Roadside Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessories.engine_powertrain_partsEngine & Powertrain Parts products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Automotive Products.
Boundary
- include
- vehicle subsystem and product function determine the category. Exact brake, powertrain, steering/suspension, cooling/climate, exhaust/emissions, and electrical/lighting targets take precedence over `routine_maintenance_parts`; that node is used only for scheduled replacement parts that do not satisfy a more specific subsystem definition. Vehicle make, model, year, trim, OEM number, interface, power, and fitment remain attributes; repair, charging, and installation services remain services.; Products whose primary comparison model is Engine & Powertrain Parts
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Engine & Powertrain Parts; Engine & Powertrain Parts sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Engine & Powertrain Parts; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Engine & Powertrain Parts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessories.exhaust_emissions_partsExhaust & Emissions Parts products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Automotive Products.
Boundary
- include
- vehicle subsystem and product function determine the category. Exact brake, powertrain, steering/suspension, cooling/climate, exhaust/emissions, and electrical/lighting targets take precedence over `routine_maintenance_parts`; that node is used only for scheduled replacement parts that do not satisfy a more specific subsystem definition. Vehicle make, model, year, trim, OEM number, interface, power, and fitment remain attributes; repair, charging, and installation services remain services.; Products whose primary comparison model is Exhaust & Emissions Parts
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Exhaust & Emissions Parts; Exhaust & Emissions Parts sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Exhaust & Emissions Parts; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Exhaust & Emissions Parts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessories.routine_maintenance_partsRoutine Maintenance Parts products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Automotive Products.
Boundary
- include
- vehicle subsystem and product function determine the category. Exact brake, powertrain, steering/suspension, cooling/climate, exhaust/emissions, and electrical/lighting targets take precedence over `routine_maintenance_parts`; that node is used only for scheduled replacement parts that do not satisfy a more specific subsystem definition. Vehicle make, model, year, trim, OEM number, interface, power, and fitment remain attributes; repair, charging, and installation services remain services.; Products whose primary comparison model is Routine Maintenance Parts
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Routine Maintenance Parts; Routine Maintenance Parts sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Routine Maintenance Parts; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Routine Maintenance Parts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessories.steering_suspension_partsSteering & Suspension Parts products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Automotive Products.
Boundary
- include
- vehicle subsystem and product function determine the category. Exact brake, powertrain, steering/suspension, cooling/climate, exhaust/emissions, and electrical/lighting targets take precedence over `routine_maintenance_parts`; that node is used only for scheduled replacement parts that do not satisfy a more specific subsystem definition. Vehicle make, model, year, trim, OEM number, interface, power, and fitment remain attributes; repair, charging, and installation services remain services.; Products whose primary comparison model is Steering & Suspension Parts
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Steering & Suspension Parts; Steering & Suspension Parts sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Steering & Suspension Parts; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Steering & Suspension Parts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessories.towing_cargo_trailer_accessoriesTowing, Cargo & Trailer Accessories products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Automotive Products.
Boundary
- include
- vehicle subsystem and product function determine the category. Exact brake, powertrain, steering/suspension, cooling/climate, exhaust/emissions, and electrical/lighting targets take precedence over `routine_maintenance_parts`; that node is used only for scheduled replacement parts that do not satisfy a more specific subsystem definition. Vehicle make, model, year, trim, OEM number, interface, power, and fitment remain attributes; repair, charging, and installation services remain services.; Products whose primary comparison model is Towing, Cargo & Trailer Accessories
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Towing, Cargo & Trailer Accessories; Towing, Cargo & Trailer Accessories sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Towing, Cargo & Trailer Accessories; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Towing, Cargo & Trailer Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessories.vehicle_exterior_accessoriesVehicle Exterior Accessories products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Automotive Products.
Boundary
- include
- vehicle subsystem and product function determine the category. Exact brake, powertrain, steering/suspension, cooling/climate, exhaust/emissions, and electrical/lighting targets take precedence over `routine_maintenance_parts`; that node is used only for scheduled replacement parts that do not satisfy a more specific subsystem definition. Vehicle make, model, year, trim, OEM number, interface, power, and fitment remain attributes; repair, charging, and installation services remain services.; Products whose primary comparison model is Vehicle Exterior Accessories
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Vehicle Exterior Accessories; Vehicle Exterior Accessories sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Vehicle Exterior Accessories; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Vehicle Exterior Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessories.vehicle_interior_accessoriesVehicle Interior Accessories products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Automotive Products.
Boundary
- include
- vehicle subsystem and product function determine the category. Exact brake, powertrain, steering/suspension, cooling/climate, exhaust/emissions, and electrical/lighting targets take precedence over `routine_maintenance_parts`; that node is used only for scheduled replacement parts that do not satisfy a more specific subsystem definition. Vehicle make, model, year, trim, OEM number, interface, power, and fitment remain attributes; repair, charging, and installation services remain services.; Products whose primary comparison model is Vehicle Interior Accessories
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Vehicle Interior Accessories; Vehicle Interior Accessories sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Vehicle Interior Accessories; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Vehicle Interior Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_parts_accessories.vehicle_maintenance_detailing_suppliesVehicle Maintenance & Detailing Supplies products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Automotive Products.
Boundary
- include
- vehicle subsystem and product function determine the category. Exact brake, powertrain, steering/suspension, cooling/climate, exhaust/emissions, and electrical/lighting targets take precedence over `routine_maintenance_parts`; that node is used only for scheduled replacement parts that do not satisfy a more specific subsystem definition. Vehicle make, model, year, trim, OEM number, interface, power, and fitment remain attributes; repair, charging, and installation services remain services.; Products whose primary comparison model is Vehicle Maintenance & Detailing Supplies
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Vehicle Maintenance & Detailing Supplies; Vehicle Maintenance & Detailing Supplies sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Vehicle Maintenance & Detailing Supplies; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Vehicle Maintenance & Detailing Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
automotive.vehicle_repair_maintenanceCanonical AON category at level 2 in automotive > vehicle_repair_maintenance; use it only when Vehicle Repair & Maintenance is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Vehicle Repair & Maintenance
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Vehicle Repair & Maintenance; Vehicle Repair & Maintenance content within Autos & Vehicles
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Vehicle Repair & Maintenance; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Vehicle Repair & Maintenance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Beauty & Personal Carebeauty_personal_careLevel 112 children
beauty_personal_careCanonical AON category at level 1 in beauty_personal_care; use it only when Beauty & Personal Care is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Beauty & Personal Care
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Beauty & Personal Care; Beauty & Personal Care content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Beauty & Personal Care; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Beauty & Personal Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.anti_agingCanonical AON category at level 2 in beauty_personal_care > anti_aging; use it only when Anti-Aging is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Anti-Aging
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Anti-Aging; Anti-Aging content within Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Anti-Aging; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Anti-Aging
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.body_artCanonical AON category at level 2 in beauty_personal_care > body_art; use it only when Body Art is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Body Art
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Body Art; Body Art content within Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Body Art; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Body Art
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Hair Carebeauty_personal_care.hair_careLevel 24 children
beauty_personal_care.hair_careCanonical AON category at level 2 in beauty_personal_care > hair_care; use it only when Hair Care is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Hair Care
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hair Care; Hair Care content within Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Hair Care; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Hair Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.hair_care.shampoos_conditionersCanonical AON category at level 3 in beauty_personal_care > hair_care > shampoos_conditioners; use it only when Shampoos & Conditioners is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Shampoos & Conditioners
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Shampoos & Conditioners; Shampoos & Conditioners content within Hair Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Shampoos & Conditioners; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Shampoos & Conditioners
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.hair_care.hair_colorHair Color products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Hair Color
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Hair Color; Hair Color sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Hair Color; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Hair Color
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.hair_care.hair_styling_productsHair Styling Products products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Hair Styling Products
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Hair Styling Products; Hair Styling Products sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Hair Styling Products; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Hair Styling Products
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.hair_care.hair_treatments_masksHair Treatments & Masks products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Hair Treatments & Masks
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Hair Treatments & Masks; Hair Treatments & Masks sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Hair Treatments & Masks; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Hair Treatments & Masks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Hygiene & Toiletriesbeauty_personal_care.hygiene_toiletriesLevel 23 children
beauty_personal_care.hygiene_toiletriesCanonical AON category at level 2 in beauty_personal_care > hygiene_toiletries; use it only when Hygiene & Toiletries is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Hygiene & Toiletries
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hygiene & Toiletries; Hygiene & Toiletries content within Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Hygiene & Toiletries; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Hygiene & Toiletries
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.hygiene_toiletries.antiperspirants_deodorants_body_sprayCanonical AON category at level 3 in beauty_personal_care > hygiene_toiletries > antiperspirants_deodorants_body_spray; use it only when Antiperspirants, Deodorants & Body Spray is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Antiperspirants, Deodorants & Body Spray
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Antiperspirants, Deodorants & Body Spray; Antiperspirants, Deodorants & Body Spray content within Hygiene & Toiletries
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Antiperspirants, Deodorants & Body Spray; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Antiperspirants, Deodorants & Body Spray
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.hygiene_toiletries.feminine_hygiene_productsCanonical AON category at level 3 in beauty_personal_care > hygiene_toiletries > feminine_hygiene_products; use it only when Feminine Hygiene Products is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Feminine Hygiene Products
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Feminine Hygiene Products; Feminine Hygiene Products content within Hygiene & Toiletries
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Feminine Hygiene Products; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Feminine Hygiene Products
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.hygiene_toiletries.bath_productsBath Products products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Bath Products
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Bath Products; Bath Products sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Bath Products; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Bath Products
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Make-Up & Cosmeticsbeauty_personal_care.make_up_cosmeticsLevel 25 children
beauty_personal_care.make_up_cosmeticsCanonical AON category at level 2 in beauty_personal_care > make_up_cosmetics; use it only when Make-Up & Cosmetics is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Make-Up & Cosmetics
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Make-Up & Cosmetics; Make-Up & Cosmetics content within Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Make-Up & Cosmetics; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Make-Up & Cosmetics
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.make_up_cosmetics.eye_brow_makeupEye & Brow Makeup products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Eye & Brow Makeup
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Eye & Brow Makeup; Eye & Brow Makeup sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Eye & Brow Makeup; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Eye & Brow Makeup
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.make_up_cosmetics.face_makeupFace Makeup products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Face Makeup
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Face Makeup; Face Makeup sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Face Makeup; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Face Makeup
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.make_up_cosmetics.lip_makeupLip Makeup products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Lip Makeup
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Lip Makeup; Lip Makeup sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Lip Makeup; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Lip Makeup
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.make_up_cosmetics.makeup_brushes_applicatorsMakeup Brushes & Applicators products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Makeup Brushes & Applicators
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Makeup Brushes & Applicators; Makeup Brushes & Applicators sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Makeup Brushes & Applicators; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Makeup Brushes & Applicators
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.make_up_cosmetics.nail_cosmeticsNail Cosmetics products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Nail Cosmetics
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Nail Cosmetics; Nail Cosmetics sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Nail Cosmetics; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Nail Cosmetics
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Oral Carebeauty_personal_care.oral_careLevel 24 children
beauty_personal_care.oral_careCanonical AON category at level 2 in beauty_personal_care > oral_care; use it only when Oral Care is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Oral Care
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Oral Care; Oral Care content within Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Oral Care; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Oral Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.oral_care.dental_floss_interdental_careDental Floss & Interdental Care products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Dental Floss & Interdental Care
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Dental Floss & Interdental Care; Dental Floss & Interdental Care sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Dental Floss & Interdental Care; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Dental Floss & Interdental Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.oral_care.mouthwash_breath_careMouthwash & Breath Care products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Mouthwash & Breath Care
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Mouthwash & Breath Care; Mouthwash & Breath Care sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Mouthwash & Breath Care; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Mouthwash & Breath Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.oral_care.toothbrushesToothbrushes products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Toothbrushes
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Toothbrushes; Toothbrushes sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Toothbrushes; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Toothbrushes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.oral_care.toothpasteToothpaste products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Toothpaste
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Toothpaste; Toothpaste sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Toothpaste; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Toothpaste
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.perfumes_fragrancesCanonical AON category at level 2 in beauty_personal_care > perfumes_fragrances; use it only when Perfumes & Fragrances is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Perfumes & Fragrances
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Perfumes & Fragrances; Perfumes & Fragrances content within Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Perfumes & Fragrances; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Perfumes & Fragrances
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Shaving & Groomingbeauty_personal_care.shaving_groomingLevel 23 children
beauty_personal_care.shaving_groomingCanonical AON category at level 2 in beauty_personal_care > shaving_grooming; use it only when Shaving & Grooming is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Shaving & Grooming
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Shaving & Grooming; Shaving & Grooming content within Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Shaving & Grooming; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Shaving & Grooming
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.shaving_grooming.electric_shavers_trimmersElectric Shavers & Trimmers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Electric Shavers & Trimmers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Electric Shavers & Trimmers; Electric Shavers & Trimmers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Electric Shavers & Trimmers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Electric Shavers & Trimmers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.shaving_grooming.razors_replacement_bladesRazors & Replacement Blades products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Razors & Replacement Blades
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Razors & Replacement Blades; Razors & Replacement Blades sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Razors & Replacement Blades; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Razors & Replacement Blades
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.shaving_grooming.shaving_preparationsShaving Preparations products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Shaving Preparations
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Shaving Preparations; Shaving Preparations sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Shaving Preparations; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Shaving Preparations
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Skin Carebeauty_personal_care.skin_careLevel 24 children
beauty_personal_care.skin_careCanonical AON category at level 2 in beauty_personal_care > skin_care; use it only when Skin Care is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Skin Care
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Skin Care; Skin Care content within Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Skin Care; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Skin Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Face Carebeauty_personal_care.skin_care.face_careLevel 36 children
beauty_personal_care.skin_care.face_careCanonical AON category at level 3 in beauty_personal_care > skin_care > face_care; use it only when Face Care is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Face Care
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Face Care; Face Care content within Skin Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Face Care; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Face Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.skin_care.face_care.face_cleansersFace Cleansers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Face Cleansers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Face Cleansers; Face Cleansers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Face Cleansers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Face Cleansers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.skin_care.face_care.face_masksFace Masks products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Face Masks
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Face Masks; Face Masks sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Face Masks; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Face Masks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.skin_care.face_care.facial_moisturizersFacial Moisturizers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Facial Moisturizers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Facial Moisturizers; Facial Moisturizers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Facial Moisturizers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Facial Moisturizers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.skin_care.face_care.facial_serums_treatmentsFacial Serums & Treatments products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Facial Serums & Treatments
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Facial Serums & Treatments; Facial Serums & Treatments sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Facial Serums & Treatments; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Facial Serums & Treatments
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.skin_care.face_care.facial_toners_mistsFacial Toners & Mists products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Facial Toners & Mists
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Facial Toners & Mists; Facial Toners & Mists sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Facial Toners & Mists; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Facial Toners & Mists
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.skin_care.face_care.lip_careLip Care products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Lip Care
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Lip Care; Lip Care sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Lip Care; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Lip Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.skin_care.hand_body_soaps_cleansersCanonical AON category at level 3 in beauty_personal_care > skin_care > hand_body_soaps_cleansers; use it only when Hand & Body Soaps & Cleansers is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Hand & Body Soaps & Cleansers
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hand & Body Soaps & Cleansers; Hand & Body Soaps & Cleansers content within Skin Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Hand & Body Soaps & Cleansers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Hand & Body Soaps & Cleansers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.skin_care.body_exfoliantsBody Exfoliants products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Body Exfoliants
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Body Exfoliants; Body Exfoliants sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Body Exfoliants; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Body Exfoliants
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.skin_care.body_moisturizersBody Moisturizers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Body Moisturizers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Body Moisturizers; Body Moisturizers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Body Moisturizers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Body Moisturizers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.spa_medical_spaCanonical AON category at level 2 in beauty_personal_care > spa_medical_spa; use it only when Spa & Medical Spa is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Spa & Medical Spa
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Spa & Medical Spa; Spa & Medical Spa content within Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Spa & Medical Spa; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Spa & Medical Spa
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.tanning_sun_careCanonical AON category at level 2 in beauty_personal_care > tanning_sun_care; use it only when Tanning & Sun Care is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Tanning & Sun Care
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Tanning & Sun Care; Tanning & Sun Care content within Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Tanning & Sun Care; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Tanning & Sun Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Personal Care Appliancesbeauty_personal_care.personal_care_appliancesLevel 24 children
beauty_personal_care.personal_care_appliancesPersonal Care Appliances products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Personal Care Appliances
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Personal Care Appliances; Personal Care Appliances sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Personal Care Appliances; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Personal Care Appliances
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.personal_care_appliances.beauty_skin_care_devicesBeauty Skin Care Devices products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Beauty Skin Care Devices
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Beauty Skin Care Devices; Beauty Skin Care Devices sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Beauty Skin Care Devices; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Beauty Skin Care Devices
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.personal_care_appliances.hair_dryersHair Dryers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Hair Dryers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Hair Dryers; Hair Dryers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Hair Dryers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Hair Dryers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.personal_care_appliances.hair_removal_devicesHair Removal Devices products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Hair Removal Devices
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Hair Removal Devices; Hair Removal Devices sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Hair Removal Devices; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Hair Removal Devices
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
beauty_personal_care.personal_care_appliances.hair_styling_appliancesHair Styling Appliances products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Beauty And Personal Care.
Boundary
- include
- product form and routine step are categories when they imply a distinct comparison model. Skin or hair type, ingredient, shade, fragrance note, claimed benefit, and demographic positioning remain attributes; treatment-primary products stay in Health.; Products whose primary comparison model is Hair Styling Appliances
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Hair Styling Appliances; Hair Styling Appliances sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Hair Styling Appliances; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Hair Styling Appliances
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Business & Industrialbusiness_industrialLevel 111 children
business_industrialCanonical AON category at level 1 in business_industrial; use it only when Business & Industrial is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Business & Industrial
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Business & Industrial; Business & Industrial content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Business & Industrial; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Business & Industrial
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Building Construction & Maintenancebusiness_industrial.building_construction_maintenanceLevel 24 children
business_industrial.building_construction_maintenanceCanonical AON category at level 2 in business_industrial > building_construction_maintenance; use it only when Building Construction & Maintenance is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Building Construction & Maintenance
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Building Construction & Maintenance; Building Construction & Maintenance content within Business & Industrial
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Building Construction & Maintenance; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Building Construction & Maintenance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.building_construction_maintenance.building_materials_suppliesCanonical AON category at level 3 in business_industrial > building_construction_maintenance > building_materials_supplies; use it only when Building Materials & Supplies is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Building Materials & Supplies
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Building Materials & Supplies; Building Materials & Supplies content within Building Construction & Maintenance
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Building Materials & Supplies; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Building Materials & Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.building_construction_maintenance.commercial_general_contractingCanonical AON category at level 3 in business_industrial > building_construction_maintenance > commercial_general_contracting; use it only when Commercial & General Contracting is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Commercial & General Contracting
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Commercial & General Contracting; Commercial & General Contracting content within Building Construction & Maintenance
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Commercial & General Contracting; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Commercial & General Contracting
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Hardware Tools & Accessoriesbusiness_industrial.building_construction_maintenance.hardware_tools_accessoriesLevel 35 children
business_industrial.building_construction_maintenance.hardware_tools_accessoriesCanonical AON category at level 3 in business_industrial > building_construction_maintenance > hardware_tools_accessories; use it only when Hardware Tools & Accessories is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Hardware Tools & Accessories
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hardware Tools & Accessories; Hardware Tools & Accessories content within Building Construction & Maintenance
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Hardware Tools & Accessories; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Hardware Tools & Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.building_construction_maintenance.hardware_tools_accessories.power_toolsCanonical AON category at level 4 in business_industrial > building_construction_maintenance > hardware_tools_accessories > power_tools; use it only when Power Tools is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Power Tools
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Power Tools; Power Tools content within Hardware Tools & Accessories
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Power Tools; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Power Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.building_construction_maintenance.hardware_tools_accessories.fasteners_fittings_mountsFasteners, Fittings & Mounts products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Musical Instruments Office And Hardware.
Boundary
- include
- stable product family determines the category. Instrument type, paper size, ink compatibility, writing medium, fastener dimensions, and material remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Fasteners, Fittings & Mounts
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Fasteners, Fittings & Mounts; Fasteners, Fittings & Mounts sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Fasteners, Fittings & Mounts; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Fasteners, Fittings & Mounts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.building_construction_maintenance.hardware_tools_accessories.hand_toolsHand Tools products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Musical Instruments Office And Hardware.
Boundary
- include
- stable product family determines the category. Instrument type, paper size, ink compatibility, writing medium, fastener dimensions, and material remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Hand Tools
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Hand Tools; Hand Tools sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Hand Tools; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Hand Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.building_construction_maintenance.hardware_tools_accessories.measuring_marking_toolsMeasuring & Marking Tools products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Musical Instruments Office And Hardware.
Boundary
- include
- stable product family determines the category. Instrument type, paper size, ink compatibility, writing medium, fastener dimensions, and material remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Measuring & Marking Tools
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Measuring & Marking Tools; Measuring & Marking Tools sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Measuring & Marking Tools; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Measuring & Marking Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.building_construction_maintenance.hardware_tools_accessories.safety_protective_equipmentSafety & Protective Equipment products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Musical Instruments Office And Hardware.
Boundary
- include
- stable product family determines the category. Instrument type, paper size, ink compatibility, writing medium, fastener dimensions, and material remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Safety & Protective Equipment
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Safety & Protective Equipment; Safety & Protective Equipment sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Safety & Protective Equipment; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Safety & Protective Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.building_construction_maintenance.hvac_climate_controlCanonical AON category at level 3 in business_industrial > building_construction_maintenance > hvac_climate_control; use it only when HVAC & Climate Control is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is HVAC & Climate Control
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about HVAC & Climate Control; HVAC & Climate Control content within Building Construction & Maintenance
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of HVAC & Climate Control; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to HVAC & Climate Control
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.chemical_industryCanonical AON category at level 2 in business_industrial > chemical_industry; use it only when Chemical Industry is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Chemical Industry
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Chemical Industry; Chemical Industry content within Business & Industrial
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Chemical Industry; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Chemical Industry
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.commercial_industrial_printingCanonical AON category at level 2 in business_industrial > commercial_industrial_printing; use it only when Commercial & Industrial Printing is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Commercial & Industrial Printing
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Commercial & Industrial Printing; Commercial & Industrial Printing content within Business & Industrial
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Commercial & Industrial Printing; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Commercial & Industrial Printing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.design_engineeringCanonical AON category at level 2 in business_industrial > design_engineering; use it only when Design & Engineering is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Design & Engineering
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Design & Engineering; Design & Engineering content within Business & Industrial
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Design & Engineering; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Design & Engineering
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Energy Industrybusiness_industrial.energy_industryLevel 22 children
business_industrial.energy_industryCanonical AON category at level 2 in business_industrial > energy_industry; use it only when Energy Industry is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Energy Industry
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Energy Industry; Energy Industry content within Business & Industrial
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Energy Industry; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Energy Industry
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.energy_industry.oil_gasCanonical AON category at level 3 in business_industrial > energy_industry > oil_gas; use it only when Oil & Gas is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Oil & Gas
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Oil & Gas; Oil & Gas content within Energy Industry
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Oil & Gas; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Oil & Gas
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.energy_industry.renewable_alternative_energyCanonical AON category at level 3 in business_industrial > energy_industry > renewable_alternative_energy; use it only when Renewable & Alternative Energy is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Renewable & Alternative Energy
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Renewable & Alternative Energy; Renewable & Alternative Energy content within Energy Industry
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Renewable & Alternative Energy; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Renewable & Alternative Energy
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.food_service_industryCanonical AON category at level 2 in business_industrial > food_service_industry; use it only when Food Service Industry is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Food Service Industry
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Food Service Industry; Food Service Industry content within Business & Industrial
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Food Service Industry; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Food Service Industry
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Industrial Goods & Manufacturingbusiness_industrial.industrial_goods_manufacturingLevel 22 children
business_industrial.industrial_goods_manufacturingCanonical AON category at level 2 in business_industrial > industrial_goods_manufacturing; use it only when Industrial Goods & Manufacturing is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Industrial Goods & Manufacturing
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Industrial Goods & Manufacturing; Industrial Goods & Manufacturing content within Business & Industrial
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Industrial Goods & Manufacturing; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Industrial Goods & Manufacturing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.industrial_goods_manufacturing.industrial_electronicsCanonical AON category at level 3 in business_industrial > industrial_goods_manufacturing > industrial_electronics; use it only when Industrial Electronics is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Industrial Electronics
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Industrial Electronics; Industrial Electronics content within Industrial Goods & Manufacturing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Industrial Electronics; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Industrial Electronics
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.industrial_goods_manufacturing.plant_facilityCanonical AON category at level 3 in business_industrial > industrial_goods_manufacturing > plant_facility; use it only when Plant & Facility is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Plant & Facility
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Plant & Facility; Plant & Facility content within Industrial Goods & Manufacturing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Plant & Facility; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Plant & Facility
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Officebusiness_industrial.officeLevel 24 children
business_industrial.officeCanonical AON category at level 2 in business_industrial > office; use it only when Office is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Office
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Office; Office content within Business & Industrial
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Office; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Office
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.office.office_appliancesCanonical AON category at level 3 in business_industrial > office > office_appliances; use it only when Office Appliances is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Office Appliances
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Office Appliances; Office Appliances content within Office
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Office Appliances; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Office Appliances
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.office.office_paper_productsOffice Paper Products products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Musical Instruments Office And Hardware.
Boundary
- include
- stable product family determines the category. Instrument type, paper size, ink compatibility, writing medium, fastener dimensions, and material remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Office Paper Products
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Office Paper Products; Office Paper Products sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Office Paper Products; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Office Paper Products
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.office.printer_consumables_suppliesPrinter Consumables & Supplies products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Musical Instruments Office And Hardware.
Boundary
- include
- stable product family determines the category. Instrument type, paper size, ink compatibility, writing medium, fastener dimensions, and material remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Printer Consumables & Supplies
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Printer Consumables & Supplies; Printer Consumables & Supplies sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Printer Consumables & Supplies; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Printer Consumables & Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.office.writing_drawing_suppliesWriting & Drawing Supplies products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Musical Instruments Office And Hardware.
Boundary
- include
- stable product family determines the category. Instrument type, paper size, ink compatibility, writing medium, fastener dimensions, and material remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Writing & Drawing Supplies
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Writing & Drawing Supplies; Writing & Drawing Supplies sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Writing & Drawing Supplies; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Writing & Drawing Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.office_facilities_managementCanonical AON category at level 2 in business_industrial > office_facilities_management; use it only when Office & Facilities Management is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Office & Facilities Management
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Office & Facilities Management; Office & Facilities Management content within Business & Industrial
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Office & Facilities Management; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Office & Facilities Management
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.scientific_equipment_servicesCanonical AON category at level 2 in business_industrial > scientific_equipment_services; use it only when Scientific Equipment & Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Scientific Equipment & Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Scientific Equipment & Services; Scientific Equipment & Services content within Business & Industrial
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Scientific Equipment & Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Scientific Equipment & Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Security Equipment & Servicesbusiness_industrial.security_equipment_servicesLevel 22 children
business_industrial.security_equipment_servicesCanonical AON category at level 2 in business_industrial > security_equipment_services; use it only when Security Equipment & Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Security Equipment & Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Security Equipment & Services; Security Equipment & Services content within Business & Industrial
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Security Equipment & Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Security Equipment & Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.security_equipment_services.guns_firearmsCanonical AON category at level 3 in business_industrial > security_equipment_services > guns_firearms; use it only when Guns & Firearms is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Guns & Firearms
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Guns & Firearms; Guns & Firearms content within Security Equipment & Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Guns & Firearms; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Guns & Firearms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
business_industrial.security_equipment_services.security_weaponsCanonical AON category at level 3 in business_industrial > security_equipment_services > security_weapons; use it only when Security Weapons is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Security Weapons
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Security Weapons; Security Weapons content within Security Equipment & Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Security Weapons; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Security Weapons
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Computers & Consumer Electronicscomputers_electronicsLevel 12 children
computers_electronicsCanonical AON category at level 1 in computers_electronics; use it only when Computers & Consumer Electronics is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Computers & Consumer Electronics
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Computers & Consumer Electronics; Computers & Consumer Electronics content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Computers & Consumer Electronics; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Computers & Consumer Electronics
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Computerscomputers_electronics.computersLevel 23 children
computers_electronics.computersCanonical AON category at level 2 in computers_electronics > computers; use it only when Computers is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Computers
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Computers; Computers content within Computers & Consumer Electronics
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Computers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Computers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Computer Accessoriescomputers_electronics.computers.computer_accessoriesLevel 35 children
computers_electronics.computers.computer_accessoriesCanonical AON category at level 3 in computers_electronics > computers > computer_accessories; use it only when Computer Accessories is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Computer Accessories
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Computer Accessories; Computer Accessories content within Computers
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Computer Accessories; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Computer Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_accessories.computer_connectivity_hubsComputer Connectivity Hubs products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Computer Connectivity Hubs
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Computer Connectivity Hubs; Computer Connectivity Hubs sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Computer Connectivity Hubs; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Computer Connectivity Hubs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_accessories.computer_keyboardsComputer Keyboards products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Computer Keyboards
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Computer Keyboards; Computer Keyboards sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Computer Keyboards; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Computer Keyboards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_accessories.computer_miceComputer Mice products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Computer Mice
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Computer Mice; Computer Mice sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Computer Mice; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Computer Mice
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_accessories.docking_stationsDocking Stations products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Docking Stations
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Docking Stations; Docking Stations sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Docking Stations; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Docking Stations
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_accessories.webcamsWebcams products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Webcams
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Webcams; Webcams sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Webcams; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Webcams
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Computer Systems & Hardwarecomputers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardwareLevel 38 children
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardwareCanonical AON category at level 3 in computers_electronics > computers > computer_systems_hardware; use it only when Computer Systems & Hardware is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Computer Systems & Hardware
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Computer Systems & Hardware; Computer Systems & Hardware content within Computers
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Computer Systems & Hardware; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Computer Systems & Hardware
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.computer_networking_devicesCanonical AON category at level 4 in computers_electronics > computers > computer_systems_hardware > computer_networking_devices; use it only when Computer Networking Devices is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Computer Networking Devices
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Computer Networking Devices; Computer Networking Devices content within Computer Systems & Hardware
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Computer Networking Devices; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Computer Networking Devices
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.laptop_computersCanonical AON category at level 4 in computers_electronics > computers > computer_systems_hardware > laptop_computers; use it only when Laptop Computers is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Laptop Computers
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Laptop Computers; Laptop Computers content within Computer Systems & Hardware
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Laptop Computers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Laptop Computers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Computer Componentscomputers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.computer_componentsLevel 47 children
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.computer_componentsComputer Components products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Computer Components
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Computer Components; Computer Components sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Computer Components; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Computer Components
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.computer_components.computer_casesComputer Cases products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Computer Cases
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Computer Cases; Computer Cases sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Computer Cases; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Computer Cases
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.computer_components.computer_cooling_componentsComputer Cooling Components products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Computer Cooling Components
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Computer Cooling Components; Computer Cooling Components sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Computer Cooling Components; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Computer Cooling Components
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.computer_components.computer_memoryComputer Memory products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Computer Memory
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Computer Memory; Computer Memory sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Computer Memory; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Computer Memory
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.computer_components.computer_power_suppliesComputer Power Supplies products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Computer Power Supplies
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Computer Power Supplies; Computer Power Supplies sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Computer Power Supplies; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Computer Power Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.computer_components.computer_processorsComputer Processors products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Computer Processors
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Computer Processors; Computer Processors sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Computer Processors; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Computer Processors
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.computer_components.graphics_cardsGraphics Cards products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Graphics Cards
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Graphics Cards; Graphics Cards sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Graphics Cards; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Graphics Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.computer_components.motherboardsMotherboards products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Motherboards
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Motherboards; Motherboards sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Motherboards; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Motherboards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.computer_monitorsComputer Monitors products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Computer Monitors
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Computer Monitors; Computer Monitors sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Computer Monitors; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Computer Monitors
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Data Storage Devicescomputers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.data_storage_devicesLevel 45 children
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.data_storage_devicesData Storage Devices products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Data Storage Devices
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Data Storage Devices; Data Storage Devices sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Data Storage Devices; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Data Storage Devices
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.data_storage_devices.external_storage_drivesExternal Storage Drives products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is External Storage Drives
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is External Storage Drives; External Storage Drives sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to External Storage Drives; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with External Storage Drives
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.data_storage_devices.internal_storage_drivesInternal Storage Drives products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Internal Storage Drives
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Internal Storage Drives; Internal Storage Drives sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Internal Storage Drives; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Internal Storage Drives
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.data_storage_devices.memory_cardsMemory Cards products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Memory Cards
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Memory Cards; Memory Cards sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Memory Cards; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Memory Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.data_storage_devices.network_attached_storage_devicesNetwork Attached Storage Devices products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Network Attached Storage Devices
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Network Attached Storage Devices; Network Attached Storage Devices sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Network Attached Storage Devices; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Network Attached Storage Devices
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.data_storage_devices.usb_flash_drivesUSB Flash Drives products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is USB Flash Drives
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is USB Flash Drives; USB Flash Drives sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to USB Flash Drives; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with USB Flash Drives
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.desktop_computersDesktop Computers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Desktop Computers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Desktop Computers; Desktop Computers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Desktop Computers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Desktop Computers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Printers & Scannerscomputers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.printers_scannersLevel 42 children
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.printers_scannersPrinters & Scanners products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Printers & Scanners
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Printers & Scanners; Printers & Scanners sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Printers & Scanners; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Printers & Scanners
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.printers_scanners.printersPrinters products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Printers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Printers; Printers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Printers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Printers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.printers_scanners.scannersScanners products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Scanners
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Scanners; Scanners sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Scanners; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Scanners
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.computer_systems_hardware.tablet_computersTablet Computers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Computers And Peripherals.
Boundary
- include
- system type, component type, storage form, printer versus scanner, and peripheral function are categories. CPU generation, memory size, interface, form factor, gaming positioning, and operating system remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Tablet Computers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Tablet Computers; Tablet Computers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Tablet Computers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Tablet Computers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Softwarecomputers_electronics.computers.softwareLevel 35 children
computers_electronics.computers.softwareCanonical AON category at level 3 in computers_electronics > computers > software; use it only when Software is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Software
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Software; Software content within Computers
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Software; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Software
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Business & Productivity Softwarecomputers_electronics.computers.software.business_productivity_softwareLevel 42 children
computers_electronics.computers.software.business_productivity_softwareCanonical AON category at level 4 in computers_electronics > computers > software > business_productivity_software; use it only when Business & Productivity Software is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Business & Productivity Software
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Business & Productivity Software; Business & Productivity Software content within Software
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Business & Productivity Software; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Business & Productivity Software
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Business Management Softwarecomputers_electronics.computers.software.business_productivity_software.business_management_softwareLevel 51 child
computers_electronics.computers.software.business_productivity_software.business_management_softwareCanonical AON category at level 5 in computers_electronics > computers > software > business_productivity_software > business_management_software; use it only when Business Management Software is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Business Management Software
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Business Management Software; Business Management Software content within Business & Productivity Software
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Business Management Software; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Business Management Software
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.software.business_productivity_software.business_management_software.project_management_softwareCanonical AON category at level 6 in computers_electronics > computers > software > business_productivity_software > business_management_software > project_management_software; use it only when Project Management Software is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Project Management Software
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Project Management Software; Project Management Software content within Business Management Software
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Project Management Software; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Project Management Software
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.software.business_productivity_software.writing_assistance_softwareSoftware primarily drafting, rewriting, proofreading, editing or improving written text.
Aliases: proofreading software, text drafting software, writing assistant
Boundary
- include
- Text drafting and rewriting applications; Grammar, proofreading and style assistance software
- exclude
- Human writing or editing services; Reading content itself; General applications with only incidental text fields
- primary rule
- The software must primarily assist composition or improvement of text, not merely display or store it.
- residual rule
- Do not select based on a text field or AI branding without primary writing functionality.
Examples
- positive
- Grammar and style correction application; AI text drafting software
- negative
- Human resume-writing service; Ebook for reading
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.software.educational_softwareCanonical AON category at level 4 in computers_electronics > computers > software > educational_software; use it only when Educational Software is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Educational Software
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Educational Software; Educational Software content within Software
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Educational Software; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Educational Software
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Graphics & Multimedia Softwarecomputers_electronics.computers.software.graphics_multimedia_softwareLevel 42 children
computers_electronics.computers.software.graphics_multimedia_softwareCanonical AON category at level 4 in computers_electronics > computers > software > graphics_multimedia_software; use it only when Graphics & Multimedia Software is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Graphics & Multimedia Software
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Graphics & Multimedia Software; Graphics & Multimedia Software content within Software
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Graphics & Multimedia Software; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Graphics & Multimedia Software
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.software.graphics_multimedia_software.photo_softwareCanonical AON category at level 5 in computers_electronics > computers > software > graphics_multimedia_software > photo_software; use it only when Photo Software is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Photo Software
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Photo Software; Photo Software content within Graphics & Multimedia Software
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Photo Software; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Photo Software
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.software.graphics_multimedia_software.video_creation_editing_softwareSoftware primarily generating, assembling, editing or improving video from prompts, images, clips or other media inputs.
Aliases: video creation software, video editing software, video generation software
Boundary
- include
- Video generation and editing applications; Clip assembly, effects and video production software
- exclude
- Photography hardware; Video-hosting platforms and streaming catalogs; Human video-production services
- primary rule
- Require software video creation or editing as the primary function; AI is a capability attribute.
- residual rule
- Video playback or storage alone is insufficient; leave unclear functionality unresolved.
Examples
- positive
- Text-to-video generation software; Nonlinear video editing application
- negative
- Creator video-hosting subscription; Human film-production contract
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Internet Software & Web Appscomputers_electronics.computers.software.internet_software_web_appsLevel 44 children
computers_electronics.computers.software.internet_software_web_appsCanonical AON category at level 4 in computers_electronics > computers > software > internet_software_web_apps; use it only when Internet Software & Web Apps is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Internet Software & Web Apps
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Internet Software & Web Apps; Internet Software & Web Apps content within Software
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Internet Software & Web Apps; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Internet Software & Web Apps
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Network Security Softwarecomputers_electronics.computers.software.internet_software_web_apps.network_security_softwareLevel 51 child
computers_electronics.computers.software.internet_software_web_apps.network_security_softwareCanonical AON category at level 5 in computers_electronics > computers > software > internet_software_web_apps > network_security_software; use it only when Network Security Software is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Network Security Software
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Network Security Software; Network Security Software content within Internet Software & Web Apps
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Network Security Software; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Network Security Software
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.software.internet_software_web_apps.network_security_software.anti_virus_softwareCanonical AON category at level 6 in computers_electronics > computers > software > internet_software_web_apps > network_security_software > anti_virus_software; use it only when Anti-Virus Software is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Anti-Virus Software
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Anti-Virus Software; Anti-Virus Software content within Network Security Software
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Anti-Virus Software; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Anti-Virus Software
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.software.internet_software_web_apps.screensavers_digital_wallpaperCanonical AON category at level 5 in computers_electronics > computers > software > internet_software_web_apps > screensavers_digital_wallpaper; use it only when Screensavers & Digital Wallpaper is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Screensavers & Digital Wallpaper
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Screensavers & Digital Wallpaper; Screensavers & Digital Wallpaper content within Internet Software & Web Apps
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Screensavers & Digital Wallpaper; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Screensavers & Digital Wallpaper
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.software.internet_software_web_apps.web_browsersCanonical AON category at level 5 in computers_electronics > computers > software > internet_software_web_apps > web_browsers; use it only when Web Browsers is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Web Browsers
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Web Browsers; Web Browsers content within Internet Software & Web Apps
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Web Browsers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Web Browsers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.software.internet_software_web_apps.website_builder_softwareSoftware primarily used to create, edit and publish websites or web pages, including AI-assisted generation.
Aliases: website authoring software, website builder, website generator
Boundary
- include
- Website and page authoring software; Website generation and publishing tools
- exclude
- Human website design or implementation services; Generic hosting without authoring tools; Ordinary applications merely containing web forms
- primary rule
- Classify by site creation and publishing functionality; AI capability and software access method are attributes.
- residual rule
- If authoring is incidental or the offer is a managed human service, do not select this software type.
Examples
- positive
- AI website generator application; Visual website authoring software
- negative
- Agency website design contract; Hosting-only server plan
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.computers.software.machine_learning_model_artifactsA versioned machine-learning model artifact offered for acquisition, licensing or deployment, such as weights or an executable model package.
Aliases: machine learning model artifact, model weights, trained model package
Boundary
- include
- Downloadable or deployable trained model packages; Licensed versioned model weights
- exclude
- Research concepts without an obtainable artifact; Hosted inference APIs; Complete end-user applications or operational systems
- primary rule
- Require an identifiable versioned artifact and acquisition, license or deployment rights.
- residual rule
- A model name or evaluation claim without artifact availability does not establish an artifact offer.
Examples
- positive
- Licensed language-model weights; Downloadable image-model deployment package
- negative
- Hosted model inference API subscription; Paper proposing a model architecture
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Consumer Electronicscomputers_electronics.consumer_electronicsLevel 211 children
computers_electronics.consumer_electronicsCanonical AON category at level 2 in computers_electronics > consumer_electronics; use it only when Consumer Electronics is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Consumer Electronics
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Consumer Electronics; Consumer Electronics content within Computers & Consumer Electronics
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Consumer Electronics; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Consumer Electronics
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Car Audio & Videocomputers_electronics.consumer_electronics.car_audio_videoLevel 31 child
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.car_audio_videoCanonical AON category at level 3 in computers_electronics > consumer_electronics > car_audio_video; use it only when Car Audio & Video is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Car Audio & Video
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Car Audio & Video; Car Audio & Video content within Consumer Electronics
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Car Audio & Video; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Car Audio & Video
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.car_audio_video.dash_camerasDash Cameras products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Automotive Products.
Boundary
- include
- vehicle subsystem and product function determine the category. Exact brake, powertrain, steering/suspension, cooling/climate, exhaust/emissions, and electrical/lighting targets take precedence over `routine_maintenance_parts`; that node is used only for scheduled replacement parts that do not satisfy a more specific subsystem definition. Vehicle make, model, year, trim, OEM number, interface, power, and fitment remain attributes; repair, charging, and installation services remain services.; Products whose primary comparison model is Dash Cameras
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Dash Cameras; Dash Cameras sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Dash Cameras; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Dash Cameras
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Consumer Electronic Accessoriescomputers_electronics.consumer_electronics.consumer_electronic_accessoriesLevel 35 children
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.consumer_electronic_accessoriesCanonical AON category at level 3 in computers_electronics > consumer_electronics > consumer_electronic_accessories; use it only when Consumer Electronic Accessories is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Consumer Electronic Accessories
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Consumer Electronic Accessories; Consumer Electronic Accessories content within Consumer Electronics
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Consumer Electronic Accessories; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Consumer Electronic Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.consumer_electronic_accessories.device_cases_protectorsDevice Cases & Protectors products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Mobile And Device Accessories.
Boundary
- include
- phone bodies continue to use `internet_telecom.telephony.mobile_phones_accessories.mobile_phones`. Chargers, cables, power banks, and cross-device stands are generic device accessories; compatible device and model stay attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Device Cases & Protectors
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Device Cases & Protectors; Device Cases & Protectors sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Device Cases & Protectors; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Device Cases & Protectors
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.consumer_electronic_accessories.device_chargers_power_adaptersDevice Chargers & Power Adapters products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Mobile And Device Accessories.
Boundary
- include
- phone bodies continue to use `internet_telecom.telephony.mobile_phones_accessories.mobile_phones`. Chargers, cables, power banks, and cross-device stands are generic device accessories; compatible device and model stay attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Device Chargers & Power Adapters
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Device Chargers & Power Adapters; Device Chargers & Power Adapters sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Device Chargers & Power Adapters; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Device Chargers & Power Adapters
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.consumer_electronic_accessories.device_data_charging_cablesDevice Data & Charging Cables products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Mobile And Device Accessories.
Boundary
- include
- phone bodies continue to use `internet_telecom.telephony.mobile_phones_accessories.mobile_phones`. Chargers, cables, power banks, and cross-device stands are generic device accessories; compatible device and model stay attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Device Data & Charging Cables
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Device Data & Charging Cables; Device Data & Charging Cables sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Device Data & Charging Cables; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Device Data & Charging Cables
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.consumer_electronic_accessories.mobile_device_mounts_standsMobile Device Mounts & Stands products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Mobile And Device Accessories.
Boundary
- include
- phone bodies continue to use `internet_telecom.telephony.mobile_phones_accessories.mobile_phones`. Chargers, cables, power banks, and cross-device stands are generic device accessories; compatible device and model stay attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Mobile Device Mounts & Stands
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Mobile Device Mounts & Stands; Mobile Device Mounts & Stands sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Mobile Device Mounts & Stands; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Mobile Device Mounts & Stands
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.consumer_electronic_accessories.power_banksPower Banks products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Mobile And Device Accessories.
Boundary
- include
- phone bodies continue to use `internet_telecom.telephony.mobile_phones_accessories.mobile_phones`. Chargers, cables, power banks, and cross-device stands are generic device accessories; compatible device and model stay attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Power Banks
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Power Banks; Power Banks sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Power Banks; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Power Banks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.gps_navigationCanonical AON category at level 3 in computers_electronics > consumer_electronics > gps_navigation; use it only when GPS & Navigation is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is GPS & Navigation
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about GPS & Navigation; GPS & Navigation content within Consumer Electronics
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of GPS & Navigation; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to GPS & Navigation
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Home Audio & Videocomputers_electronics.consumer_electronics.home_audio_videoLevel 34 children
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.home_audio_videoCanonical AON category at level 3 in computers_electronics > consumer_electronics > home_audio_video; use it only when Home Audio & Video is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Home Audio & Video
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Home Audio & Video; Home Audio & Video content within Consumer Electronics
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Home Audio & Video; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Home Audio & Video
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.home_audio_video.speakersCanonical AON category at level 4 in computers_electronics > consumer_electronics > home_audio_video > speakers; use it only when Speakers is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Speakers
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Speakers; Speakers content within Home Audio & Video
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Speakers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Speakers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.home_audio_video.televisionsCanonical AON category at level 4 in computers_electronics > consumer_electronics > home_audio_video > televisions; use it only when Televisions is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Televisions
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Televisions; Televisions content within Home Audio & Video
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Televisions; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Televisions
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.home_audio_video.projectorsProjectors products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Audio Wearables And Adjacent Electronics.
Boundary
- include
- the primary device function determines the category. Wireless capability, smart capability, form factor, protocol, and platform compatibility remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Projectors
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Projectors; Projectors sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Projectors; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Projectors
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.home_audio_video.streaming_media_playersStreaming Media Players products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Audio Wearables And Adjacent Electronics.
Boundary
- include
- the primary device function determines the category. Wireless capability, smart capability, form factor, protocol, and platform compatibility remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Streaming Media Players
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Streaming Media Players; Streaming Media Players sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Streaming Media Players; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Streaming Media Players
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Portable Media Devicescomputers_electronics.consumer_electronics.portable_media_devicesLevel 31 child
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.portable_media_devicesCanonical AON category at level 3 in computers_electronics > consumer_electronics > portable_media_devices; use it only when Portable Media Devices is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Portable Media Devices
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Portable Media Devices; Portable Media Devices content within Consumer Electronics
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Portable Media Devices; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Portable Media Devices
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.portable_media_devices.e_readersE-Readers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Audio Wearables And Adjacent Electronics.
Boundary
- include
- the primary device function determines the category. Wireless capability, smart capability, form factor, protocol, and platform compatibility remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is E-Readers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is E-Readers; E-Readers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to E-Readers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with E-Readers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Wireless Devicescomputers_electronics.consumer_electronics.wireless_devicesLevel 31 child
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.wireless_devicesCanonical AON category at level 3 in computers_electronics > consumer_electronics > wireless_devices; use it only when Wireless Devices is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Wireless Devices
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Wireless Devices; Wireless Devices content within Consumer Electronics
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Wireless Devices; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Wireless Devices
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.wireless_devices.home_automation_hubs_controllersHome Automation Hubs & Controllers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Smart Home Product Types.
Boundary
- include
- there is no parallel `smart_home_devices` category. Products stay under their primary hardware function; protocol, assistant ecosystem, and connected capability remain attributes. `home_security_sensors` is a selectable residual family for door/window/motion and unclassified home-safety sensors; smoke/CO and water-leak products use its exact children.; Products whose primary comparison model is Home Automation Hubs & Controllers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Home Automation Hubs & Controllers; Home Automation Hubs & Controllers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Home Automation Hubs & Controllers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Home Automation Hubs & Controllers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.headphones_earbudsHeadphones & Earbuds products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Audio Wearables And Adjacent Electronics.
Boundary
- include
- the primary device function determines the category. Wireless capability, smart capability, form factor, protocol, and platform compatibility remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Headphones & Earbuds
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Headphones & Earbuds; Headphones & Earbuds sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Headphones & Earbuds; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Headphones & Earbuds
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.microphonesMicrophones products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Audio Wearables And Adjacent Electronics.
Boundary
- include
- the primary device function determines the category. Wireless capability, smart capability, form factor, protocol, and platform compatibility remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Microphones
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Microphones; Microphones sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Microphones; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Microphones
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.smart_displaysSmart Displays products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Smart Home Product Types.
Boundary
- include
- there is no parallel `smart_home_devices` category. Products stay under their primary hardware function; protocol, assistant ecosystem, and connected capability remain attributes. `home_security_sensors` is a selectable residual family for door/window/motion and unclassified home-safety sensors; smoke/CO and water-leak products use its exact children.; Products whose primary comparison model is Smart Displays
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Smart Displays; Smart Displays sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Smart Displays; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Smart Displays
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.virtual_augmented_reality_headsetsVirtual & Augmented Reality Headsets products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Audio Wearables And Adjacent Electronics.
Boundary
- include
- the primary device function determines the category. Wireless capability, smart capability, form factor, protocol, and platform compatibility remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Virtual & Augmented Reality Headsets
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Virtual & Augmented Reality Headsets; Virtual & Augmented Reality Headsets sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Virtual & Augmented Reality Headsets; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Virtual & Augmented Reality Headsets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Wearable Technologycomputers_electronics.consumer_electronics.wearable_technologyLevel 34 children
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.wearable_technologyWearable Technology products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Audio Wearables And Adjacent Electronics.
Boundary
- include
- the primary device function determines the category. Wireless capability, smart capability, form factor, protocol, and platform compatibility remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Wearable Technology
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Wearable Technology; Wearable Technology sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Wearable Technology; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Wearable Technology
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.wearable_technology.fitness_trackersFitness Trackers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Audio Wearables And Adjacent Electronics.
Boundary
- include
- the primary device function determines the category. Wireless capability, smart capability, form factor, protocol, and platform compatibility remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Fitness Trackers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Fitness Trackers; Fitness Trackers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Fitness Trackers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Fitness Trackers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.wearable_technology.smart_glassesSmart Glasses products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Audio Wearables And Adjacent Electronics.
Boundary
- include
- the primary device function determines the category. Wireless capability, smart capability, form factor, protocol, and platform compatibility remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Smart Glasses
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Smart Glasses; Smart Glasses sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Smart Glasses; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Smart Glasses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.wearable_technology.smart_ringsSmart Rings products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Audio Wearables And Adjacent Electronics.
Boundary
- include
- the primary device function determines the category. Wireless capability, smart capability, form factor, protocol, and platform compatibility remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Smart Rings
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Smart Rings; Smart Rings sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Smart Rings; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Smart Rings
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
computers_electronics.consumer_electronics.wearable_technology.smartwatchesSmartwatches products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Audio Wearables And Adjacent Electronics.
Boundary
- include
- the primary device function determines the category. Wireless capability, smart capability, form factor, protocol, and platform compatibility remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Smartwatches
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Smartwatches; Smartwatches sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Smartwatches; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Smartwatches
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Dining & Nightlifedining_nightlifeLevel 15 children
dining_nightlifeCanonical AON category at level 1 in dining_nightlife; use it only when Dining & Nightlife is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Dining & Nightlife
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Dining & Nightlife; Dining & Nightlife content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Dining & Nightlife; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Dining & Nightlife
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
dining_nightlife.dining_nightlife_reviews_guides_listingsA service primarily helping users discover, compare, review, locate, reserve or join waitlists for dining or nightlife venues, including associated dining offers.
Aliases: dining guide, restaurant discovery, restaurant reservation service
Boundary
- include
- Restaurant and nightlife reviews, guides and directories; Reservation, waitlist and discovery-centered dining services
- exclude
- Individual restaurant establishments; Delivery-first prepared-food platforms; Grocery retail and general merchandise marketplaces
- primary rule
- Use the primary customer workflow to distinguish discovery and reservations from prepared-food delivery; app channel and membership are attributes.
- residual rule
- For multifunction platforms establish the primary transaction workflow rather than infer it from a restaurant label.
Examples
- positive
- Restaurant reservation and discovery service; Nightlife review and venue guide service
- negative
- Multi-restaurant delivery-first platform; Individual restaurant meal
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
dining_nightlife.nightclubs_bars_music_clubsCanonical AON category at level 2 in dining_nightlife > nightclubs_bars_music_clubs; use it only when Nightclubs, Bars & Music Clubs is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Nightclubs, Bars & Music Clubs
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Nightclubs, Bars & Music Clubs; Nightclubs, Bars & Music Clubs content within Dining & Nightlife
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Nightclubs, Bars & Music Clubs; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Nightclubs, Bars & Music Clubs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Restaurantsdining_nightlife.restaurantsLevel 23 children
dining_nightlife.restaurantsCanonical AON category at level 2 in dining_nightlife > restaurants; use it only when Restaurants is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Restaurants
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Restaurants; Restaurants content within Dining & Nightlife
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Restaurants; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Restaurants
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
dining_nightlife.restaurants.dine_in_restaurantsCanonical AON category at level 3 in dining_nightlife > restaurants > dine_in_restaurants; use it only when Dine-In Restaurants is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Dine-In Restaurants
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Dine-In Restaurants; Dine-In Restaurants content within Restaurants
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Dine-In Restaurants; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Dine-In Restaurants
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
dining_nightlife.restaurants.fast_food_restaurantsCanonical AON category at level 3 in dining_nightlife > restaurants > fast_food_restaurants; use it only when Fast Food Restaurants is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Fast Food Restaurants
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Fast Food Restaurants; Fast Food Restaurants content within Restaurants
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Fast Food Restaurants; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Fast Food Restaurants
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
dining_nightlife.restaurants.pizzerias_pizza_deliveryCanonical AON category at level 3 in dining_nightlife > restaurants > pizzerias_pizza_delivery; use it only when Pizzerias & Pizza Delivery is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Pizzerias & Pizza Delivery
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Pizzerias & Pizza Delivery; Pizzerias & Pizza Delivery content within Restaurants
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Pizzerias & Pizza Delivery; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Pizzerias & Pizza Delivery
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
dining_nightlife.catering_servicesA service preparing and supplying meals or drinks for a prearranged event, workplace, group or occasion.
Aliases: corporate catering, event catering, group catering
Boundary
- include
- Drop-off, buffet and plated group catering; Staffed corporate or event catering
- exclude
- Ordinary individual restaurant dining; Retail grocery ingredients; Equipment-only rental and platforms delivering individual restaurant orders
- primary rule
- Require arranged group or occasion supply; staffing and serving style are service attributes.
- residual rule
- If the primary model is ordinary restaurant ordering or delivery aggregation, use that evidenced type instead.
Examples
- positive
- Staffed wedding meal service; Prearranged office buffet catering
- negative
- Individual restaurant table order; Buffet equipment rental without food
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
dining_nightlife.prepared_food_delivery_platformsA multi-merchant platform that lets consumers order prepared meals or drinks and arranges delivery from restaurants or other prepared-food merchants.
Aliases: food delivery platform, meal delivery marketplace, multi-restaurant delivery
Boundary
- include
- Multi-restaurant prepared-meal ordering and delivery; Multi-merchant prepared-drink delivery aggregation
- exclude
- Restaurants delivering only their own orders; Grocery and retail-goods delivery; Reservation-first restaurant platforms and parcel logistics
- primary rule
- Require multiple prepared-food merchants with ordering and arranged delivery as the primary platform function.
- residual rule
- Delivery alone is insufficient without prepared-food and multi-merchant facts.
Examples
- positive
- Multi-restaurant meal delivery application; Multi-merchant prepared-drink delivery platform
- negative
- Supermarket grocery delivery; Restaurant delivering only its own meals
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
E-commerce & Marketplacee_commerce_marketplaceLevel 12 children
e_commerce_marketplaceCanonical AON category at level 1 in e_commerce_marketplace; use it only when E-commerce & Marketplace is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is E-commerce & Marketplace
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about E-commerce & Marketplace; E-commerce & Marketplace content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of E-commerce & Marketplace; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to E-commerce & Marketplace
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Comprehensive E-commerce Platforme_commerce_marketplace.comprehensive_e_commerce_platformLevel 21 child
e_commerce_marketplace.comprehensive_e_commerce_platformCanonical AON category at level 2 in e_commerce_marketplace > comprehensive_e_commerce_platform; use it only when Comprehensive E-commerce Platform is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Comprehensive E-commerce Platform
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Comprehensive E-commerce Platform; Comprehensive E-commerce Platform content within E-commerce & Marketplace
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Comprehensive E-commerce Platform; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Comprehensive E-commerce Platform
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
e_commerce_marketplace.comprehensive_e_commerce_platform.b2c_marketplaceCanonical AON category at level 3 in e_commerce_marketplace > comprehensive_e_commerce_platform > b2c_marketplace; use it only when B2C Marketplace is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is B2C Marketplace
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about B2C Marketplace; B2C Marketplace content within Comprehensive E-commerce Platform
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of B2C Marketplace; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to B2C Marketplace
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
e_commerce_marketplace.shopping_savings_toolsA shopping assistance service whose primary function is reducing goods purchase costs through coupons, shopping cashback, seller-price comparison, price tracking, or deal alerts without primarily completing the underlying purchase.
Aliases: coupon finder, deal alerts, price tracker, shopping cashback service, shopping price comparison, shopping savings tool
Boundary
- include
- Coupon discovery and shopping cashback services; Seller-price comparison, price tracking and deal alerts
- exclude
- Sellers and marketplaces completing purchases; Promotional goods, gift-card value, payment, credit, deposit or investment products; General software development tools
- primary rule
- Classify by the primary savings assistance function, not software delivery or incidental discounts. Compare services by their principal capabilities.
- residual rule
- If savings assistance is not evidenced as the primary function, leave unresolved; do not default to a comprehensive marketplace.
Examples
- positive
- Cross-seller price-drop alert subscription; Independent shopping cashback membership
- negative
- Coupon-bearing transaction marketplace; Cashback credit-card account
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Family & Communityfamily_communityLevel 15 children
family_communityCanonical AON category at level 1 in family_community; use it only when Family & Community is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Family & Community
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Family & Community; Family & Community content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Family & Community; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Family & Community
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.alcohol_substance_abuseCanonical AON category at level 2 in family_community > alcohol_substance_abuse; use it only when Alcohol & Substance Abuse is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Alcohol & Substance Abuse
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Alcohol & Substance Abuse; Alcohol & Substance Abuse content within Family & Community
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Alcohol & Substance Abuse; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Alcohol & Substance Abuse
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Baby, Parenting & Familyfamily_community.baby_parenting_familyLevel 22 children
family_community.baby_parenting_familyCanonical AON category at level 2 in family_community > baby_parenting_family; use it only when Baby, Parenting & Family is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Baby, Parenting & Family
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Baby, Parenting & Family; Baby, Parenting & Family content within Family & Community
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Baby, Parenting & Family; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Baby, Parenting & Family
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Babyfamily_community.baby_parenting_family.babyLevel 39 children
family_community.baby_parenting_family.babyCanonical AON category at level 3 in family_community > baby_parenting_family > baby; use it only when Baby is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Baby
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Baby; Baby content within Baby, Parenting & Family
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Baby; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Baby
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Baby Care & Hygienefamily_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_care_hygieneLevel 43 children
family_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_care_hygieneCanonical AON category at level 4 in family_community > baby_parenting_family > baby > baby_care_hygiene; use it only when Baby Care & Hygiene is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Baby Care & Hygiene
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Baby Care & Hygiene; Baby Care & Hygiene content within Baby
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Baby Care & Hygiene; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Baby Care & Hygiene
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Baby Diapering & Toilet Trainingfamily_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_care_hygiene.baby_diapering_toilet_trainingLevel 51 child
family_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_care_hygiene.baby_diapering_toilet_trainingCanonical AON category at level 5 in family_community > baby_parenting_family > baby > baby_care_hygiene > baby_diapering_toilet_training; use it only when Baby Diapering & Toilet Training is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Baby Diapering & Toilet Training
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Baby Diapering & Toilet Training; Baby Diapering & Toilet Training content within Baby Care & Hygiene
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Baby Diapering & Toilet Training; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Baby Diapering & Toilet Training
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_care_hygiene.baby_diapering_toilet_training.baby_diapersBaby Diapers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Baby And Toddler.
Boundary
- include
- stable care, feeding, sleeping, monitoring, transport, and safety product types are categories. Age band, child size, material, color, gender positioning, and vehicle fitment remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Baby Diapers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Baby Diapers; Baby Diapers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Baby Diapers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Baby Diapers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_care_hygiene.baby_bathing_grooming_suppliesBaby Bathing & Grooming Supplies products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Baby And Toddler.
Boundary
- include
- stable care, feeding, sleeping, monitoring, transport, and safety product types are categories. Age band, child size, material, color, gender positioning, and vehicle fitment remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Baby Bathing & Grooming Supplies
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Baby Bathing & Grooming Supplies; Baby Bathing & Grooming Supplies sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Baby Bathing & Grooming Supplies; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Baby Bathing & Grooming Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_care_hygiene.baby_wipesBaby Wipes products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Baby And Toddler.
Boundary
- include
- stable care, feeding, sleeping, monitoring, transport, and safety product types are categories. Age band, child size, material, color, gender positioning, and vehicle fitment remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Baby Wipes
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Baby Wipes; Baby Wipes sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Baby Wipes; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Baby Wipes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Baby Feedingfamily_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_feedingLevel 44 children
family_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_feedingCanonical AON category at level 4 in family_community > baby_parenting_family > baby > baby_feeding; use it only when Baby Feeding is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Baby Feeding
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Baby Feeding; Baby Feeding content within Baby
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Baby Feeding; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Baby Feeding
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_feeding.baby_bottles_feeding_accessoriesBaby Bottles & Feeding Accessories products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Baby And Toddler.
Boundary
- include
- stable care, feeding, sleeping, monitoring, transport, and safety product types are categories. Age band, child size, material, color, gender positioning, and vehicle fitment remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Baby Bottles & Feeding Accessories
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Baby Bottles & Feeding Accessories; Baby Bottles & Feeding Accessories sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Baby Bottles & Feeding Accessories; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Baby Bottles & Feeding Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_feeding.breastfeeding_nursing_suppliesBreastfeeding & Nursing Supplies products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Baby And Toddler.
Boundary
- include
- stable care, feeding, sleeping, monitoring, transport, and safety product types are categories. Age band, child size, material, color, gender positioning, and vehicle fitment remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Breastfeeding & Nursing Supplies
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Breastfeeding & Nursing Supplies; Breastfeeding & Nursing Supplies sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Breastfeeding & Nursing Supplies; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Breastfeeding & Nursing Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_feeding.high_chairs_booster_seatsHigh Chairs & Booster Seats products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Baby And Toddler.
Boundary
- include
- stable care, feeding, sleeping, monitoring, transport, and safety product types are categories. Age band, child size, material, color, gender positioning, and vehicle fitment remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is High Chairs & Booster Seats
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is High Chairs & Booster Seats; High Chairs & Booster Seats sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to High Chairs & Booster Seats; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with High Chairs & Booster Seats
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_feeding.infant_formula_baby_foodInfant Formula & Baby Food products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Baby And Toddler.
Boundary
- include
- stable care, feeding, sleeping, monitoring, transport, and safety product types are categories. Age band, child size, material, color, gender positioning, and vehicle fitment remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Infant Formula & Baby Food
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Infant Formula & Baby Food; Infant Formula & Baby Food sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Infant Formula & Baby Food; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Infant Formula & Baby Food
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_carriersA complete wearable baby or toddler carrying device whose own structure supports the child on a caregiver.
Aliases: baby carrier, baby carrying sling
Boundary
- include
- Complete structured baby carriers; Complete carrying wraps and slings
- exclude
- Separately sold carrier accessories; Strollers, car seats and general bags
- primary rule
- Require the product itself to support the child as a carrier; material, fit and age are attributes.
- residual rule
- Dedicated parts without complete carrying functionality use the accessory boundary; unknown function remains unresolved.
Examples
- positive
- Complete structured baby carrier; Baby carrying wrap
- negative
- Carrier strap replacement accessory; Diaper bag
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_child_car_seatsA complete child car-seat restraint product capable of supporting and restraining a baby or child in a vehicle under its intended installation.
Aliases: child car seat, infant car seat
Boundary
- include
- Complete infant vehicle seats; Complete convertible child car seats
- exclude
- Standalone bases unable to restrain a child; Replacement parts and separately sold accessories; General vehicle accessories and non-seat safety harnesses
- primary rule
- Classify the complete seat product, not fitment compatibility; installation requirements do not turn a base or cover into a complete seat.
- residual rule
- Use dedicated accessory or independent-restraint types when evidenced; classification does not certify installation or safety.
Examples
- positive
- Complete infant car seat; Complete convertible child restraint seat
- negative
- Standalone car-seat base; Replacement car-seat cover
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_monitorsA device primarily enabling a caregiver to remotely observe or listen to a baby or toddler through audio, video or non-health activity notifications.
Aliases: baby audio monitor, baby video monitor, caregiving monitor
Boundary
- include
- Baby audio and video observation devices; Caregiving monitors with incidental room-temperature, crying or ordinary movement notifications
- exclude
- Devices primarily measuring blood oxygen, heart rate, breathing or body temperature; General security cameras; Standalone monitoring subscriptions, mounts or power accessories
- primary rule
- Classify the primary function and measurement object, not age branding or camera presence; health measurements use the applicable Health type.
- residual rule
- If observation versus human-health measurement is unknown, leave unresolved. Travel-source eligibility additionally requires travel or movement use.
Examples
- positive
- Baby audio intercom monitor; Nursery video monitor with room-temperature alerts
- negative
- Infant pulse-oximetry sock; General home security camera
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_safety_childproofing_productsProducts primarily preventing baby or toddler access to hazards or independently providing child-safety restraint, rather than transporting the child as a complete stroller, carrier or car seat.
Aliases: baby safety product, child safety harness, childproofing product
Boundary
- include
- Childproof locks, gates and hazard barriers; Independent anti-loss or child-safety harnesses
- exclude
- Complete strollers, carriers and car seats; Transport accessories unable to provide independent restraint; Health-monitoring devices and generic vehicle accessories
- primary rule
- Distinguish independent protection or restraint from complete transport devices and dependent parts; travel-source use additionally requires travel or movement facts.
- residual rule
- Group safety products by function when no supported specific type exists; unclear safety function remains unresolved and classification implies no certification.
Examples
- positive
- Childproof cabinet lock; Independent child anti-loss safety harness
- negative
- Complete child car seat; Stroller replacement wheel
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_strollersA complete wheeled baby or toddler transport device capable of supporting and carrying the child as a stroller.
Aliases: baby stroller, pushchair
Boundary
- include
- Complete single-child strollers; Complete multi-child pushchairs
- exclude
- Separately sold rain covers, adapters, replacement wheels and other accessories; Baby carriers, car seats and nursery furniture
- primary rule
- Require the complete child-carrying stroller function; compatible accessories do not become strollers.
- residual rule
- Use Baby Transport Accessories for qualifying standalone parts; unclear completeness remains unresolved.
Examples
- positive
- Complete folding stroller; Complete twin pushchair
- negative
- Replacement stroller wheel; Fitted stroller rain cover
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.baby_transport_accessoriesA separately sold accessory or replacement part designed specifically for baby or toddler transport equipment that cannot independently function as a complete transport or restraint product. This is a broad grouping of accessory types without a more specific supported target.
Aliases: baby carrier accessories, baby travel accessories, child car seat accessories, stroller accessories
Boundary
- include
- Dedicated stroller rain covers, canopies, adapters and replacement wheels; Dedicated carrier accessories and car-seat bases that cannot independently restrain a child
- exclude
- Complete strollers, carriers, car seats and independently functional child restraints; General vehicle accessories, diaper bags, luggage, nursery furniture and monitoring devices; Generic power supplies, rental, repair and installation services
- primary rule
- Require separate sale and dedicated transport-equipment fitment; prefer a supported specific type and compare by accessory function and equipment. Classification does not certify fitment or safety.
- residual rule
- Retain qualifying accessories here when no specific type exists; use Baby only for evidenced in-scope baby products and leave unclear function unresolved. Exclusions cannot enter through fallback.
Examples
- positive
- Separately sold fitted stroller rain cover; Dedicated car-seat base unable to restrain a child independently
- negative
- Complete child car seat; General travel suitcase
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.baby_parenting_family.baby.cribs_bassinets_playardsCribs, Bassinets & Playards products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Baby And Toddler.
Boundary
- include
- stable care, feeding, sleeping, monitoring, transport, and safety product types are categories. Age band, child size, material, color, gender positioning, and vehicle fitment remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Cribs, Bassinets & Playards
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Cribs, Bassinets & Playards; Cribs, Bassinets & Playards sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Cribs, Bassinets & Playards; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Cribs, Bassinets & Playards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Parenting & Familyfamily_community.baby_parenting_family.parenting_familyLevel 31 child
family_community.baby_parenting_family.parenting_familyCanonical AON category at level 3 in family_community > baby_parenting_family > parenting_family; use it only when Parenting & Family is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Parenting & Family
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Parenting & Family; Parenting & Family content within Baby, Parenting & Family
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Parenting & Family; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Parenting & Family
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.baby_parenting_family.parenting_family.maternity_new_parentCanonical AON category at level 4 in family_community > baby_parenting_family > parenting_family > maternity_new_parent; use it only when Maternity & New Parent is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Maternity & New Parent
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Maternity & New Parent; Maternity & New Parent content within Parenting & Family
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Maternity & New Parent; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Maternity & New Parent
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Faith & Belieffamily_community.faith_beliefLevel 28 children
family_community.faith_beliefCanonical AON category at level 2 in family_community > faith_belief; use it only when Faith & Belief is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Faith & Belief
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Faith & Belief; Faith & Belief content within Family & Community
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Faith & Belief; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Faith & Belief
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.faith_belief.astrology_horoscopesCanonical AON category at level 3 in family_community > faith_belief > astrology_horoscopes; use it only when Astrology & Horoscopes is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Astrology & Horoscopes
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Astrology & Horoscopes; Astrology & Horoscopes content within Faith & Belief
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Astrology & Horoscopes; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Astrology & Horoscopes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.faith_belief.buddhismCanonical AON category at level 3 in family_community > faith_belief > buddhism; use it only when Buddhism is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Buddhism
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Buddhism; Buddhism content within Faith & Belief
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Buddhism; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Buddhism
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.faith_belief.christianityCanonical AON category at level 3 in family_community > faith_belief > christianity; use it only when Christianity is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Christianity
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Christianity; Christianity content within Faith & Belief
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Christianity; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Christianity
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.faith_belief.hinduismCanonical AON category at level 3 in family_community > faith_belief > hinduism; use it only when Hinduism is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Hinduism
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hinduism; Hinduism content within Faith & Belief
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Hinduism; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Hinduism
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.faith_belief.islamCanonical AON category at level 3 in family_community > faith_belief > islam; use it only when Islam is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Islam
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Islam; Islam content within Faith & Belief
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Islam; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Islam
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.faith_belief.judaismCanonical AON category at level 3 in family_community > faith_belief > judaism; use it only when Judaism is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Judaism
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Judaism; Judaism content within Faith & Belief
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Judaism; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Judaism
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Occult & Paranormalfamily_community.faith_belief.occult_paranormalLevel 31 child
family_community.faith_belief.occult_paranormalCanonical AON category at level 3 in family_community > faith_belief > occult_paranormal; use it only when Occult & Paranormal is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Occult & Paranormal
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Occult & Paranormal; Occult & Paranormal content within Faith & Belief
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Occult & Paranormal; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Occult & Paranormal
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.faith_belief.occult_paranormal.psychics_fortune_tellingCanonical AON category at level 4 in family_community > faith_belief > occult_paranormal > psychics_fortune_telling; use it only when Psychics & Fortune Telling is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Psychics & Fortune Telling
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Psychics & Fortune Telling; Psychics & Fortune Telling content within Occult & Paranormal
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Psychics & Fortune Telling; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Psychics & Fortune Telling
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.faith_belief.scientologyCanonical AON category at level 3 in family_community > faith_belief > scientology; use it only when Scientology is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Scientology
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Scientology; Scientology content within Faith & Belief
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Scientology; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Scientology
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Romance & Relationshipsfamily_community.romance_relationshipsLevel 21 child
family_community.romance_relationshipsCanonical AON category at level 2 in family_community > romance_relationships; use it only when Romance & Relationships is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Romance & Relationships
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Romance & Relationships; Romance & Relationships content within Family & Community
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Romance & Relationships; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Romance & Relationships
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.romance_relationships.divorce_separationCanonical AON category at level 3 in family_community > romance_relationships > divorce_separation; use it only when Divorce & Separation is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Divorce & Separation
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Divorce & Separation; Divorce & Separation content within Romance & Relationships
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Divorce & Separation; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Divorce & Separation
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Social Issues & Advocacyfamily_community.social_issues_advocacyLevel 24 children
family_community.social_issues_advocacyCanonical AON category at level 2 in family_community > social_issues_advocacy; use it only when Social Issues & Advocacy is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Social Issues & Advocacy
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Social Issues & Advocacy; Social Issues & Advocacy content within Family & Community
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Social Issues & Advocacy; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Social Issues & Advocacy
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.social_issues_advocacy.animal_rights_activismCanonical AON category at level 3 in family_community > social_issues_advocacy > animal_rights_activism; use it only when Animal Rights Activism is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Animal Rights Activism
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Animal Rights Activism; Animal Rights Activism content within Social Issues & Advocacy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Animal Rights Activism; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Animal Rights Activism
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.social_issues_advocacy.environmental_activismCanonical AON category at level 3 in family_community > social_issues_advocacy > environmental_activism; use it only when Environmental Activism is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Environmental Activism
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Environmental Activism; Environmental Activism content within Social Issues & Advocacy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Environmental Activism; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Environmental Activism
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.social_issues_advocacy.reproductive_rightsCanonical AON category at level 3 in family_community > social_issues_advocacy > reproductive_rights; use it only when Reproductive Rights is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Reproductive Rights
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Reproductive Rights; Reproductive Rights content within Social Issues & Advocacy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Reproductive Rights; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Reproductive Rights
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
family_community.social_issues_advocacy.work_labor_issuesCanonical AON category at level 3 in family_community > social_issues_advocacy > work_labor_issues; use it only when Work & Labor Issues is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Work & Labor Issues
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Work & Labor Issues; Work & Labor Issues content within Social Issues & Advocacy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Work & Labor Issues; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Work & Labor Issues
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
FinancefinanceLevel 112 children
financeCanonical AON category at level 1 in finance; use it only when Finance is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Finance
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Finance; Finance content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Finance; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Finance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Accounting & Auditingfinance.accounting_auditingLevel 21 child
finance.accounting_auditingCanonical AON category at level 2 in finance > accounting_auditing; use it only when Accounting & Auditing is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Accounting & Auditing
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Accounting & Auditing; Accounting & Auditing content within Finance
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Accounting & Auditing; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Accounting & Auditing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.accounting_auditing.tax_preparation_planningCanonical AON category at level 3 in finance > accounting_auditing > tax_preparation_planning; use it only when Tax Preparation & Planning is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Tax Preparation & Planning
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Tax Preparation & Planning; Tax Preparation & Planning content within Accounting & Auditing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Tax Preparation & Planning; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Tax Preparation & Planning
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Bankingfinance.bankingLevel 24 children
finance.bankingCanonical AON category at level 2 in finance > banking; use it only when Banking is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Banking
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Banking; Banking content within Finance
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Banking; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Banking
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.banking.debit_check_cardsCanonical AON category at level 3 in finance > banking > debit_check_cards; use it only when Debit & Check Cards is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Debit & Check Cards
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Debit & Check Cards; Debit & Check Cards content within Banking
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Debit & Check Cards; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Debit & Check Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.banking.fixed_deposit_accounts_certificatesA deposit account or deposit-certificate contract holding funds for an agreed term at a stated or determinable return, with contractual early-withdrawal terms.
Aliases: fixed deposit, term deposit
Boundary
- include
- Fixed-term interest-bearing deposits; Deposit certificates subject to maturity and early-withdrawal rules
- exclude
- Ordinary freely accessible current or savings accounts; Money-market investment funds; Bonds or tradable securities not constituting a deposit contract
- primary rule
- Require a deposit contract rather than infer one from a certificate label; term, currency and yield are attributes.
- residual rule
- If the certificate could be a tradable security, require contract evidence before selecting this deposit type.
Examples
- positive
- Twelve-month fixed deposit account; Bank term-deposit certificate
- negative
- Ordinary savings account; Government bond
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.banking.online_bankingCanonical AON category at level 3 in finance > banking > online_banking; use it only when Online Banking is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Online Banking
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Online Banking; Online Banking content within Banking
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Online Banking; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Online Banking
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.banking.private_bankingCanonical AON category at level 3 in finance > banking > private_banking; use it only when Private Banking is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Private Banking
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Private Banking; Private Banking content within Banking
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Private Banking; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Private Banking
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.business_financeCanonical AON category at level 2 in finance > business_finance; use it only when Business Finance is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Business Finance
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Business Finance; Business Finance content within Finance
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Business Finance; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Business Finance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.business_news_mediaCanonical AON category at level 2 in finance > business_news_media; use it only when Business News & Media is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Business News & Media
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Business News & Media; Business News & Media content within Finance
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Business News & Media; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Business News & Media
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Credit & Lendingfinance.credit_lendingLevel 24 children
finance.credit_lendingCanonical AON category at level 2 in finance > credit_lending; use it only when Credit & Lending is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Credit & Lending
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Credit & Lending; Credit & Lending content within Finance
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Credit & Lending; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Credit & Lending
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.credit_lending.credit_cardsAn issuer-provided credit-card account and repayment contract for purchase or transaction credit, including personal and business accounts and physical or virtual credentials.
Aliases: business credit card, consumer credit card, credit card account
Boundary
- include
- Credit-card limits, rates, fees, rewards and repayment terms; Consumer and business card accounts
- exclude
- Debit cards drawing directly on deposits; Prepaid stored-value cards; Cardless general loans and merchant payment processing
- primary rule
- The account and repayment contract are primary; card material, network, rewards and virtual form are attributes.
- residual rule
- Determine revolving, charge-card or secured terms from the actual offer; do not infer a specific contract structure from its card label.
Examples
- positive
- Personal revolving credit-card account; Business credit-card account
- negative
- Debit-card credential; Prepaid payment card
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.credit_lending.credit_reports_reporting_servicesCanonical AON category at level 3 in finance > credit_lending > credit_reports_reporting_services; use it only when Credit Reports & Reporting Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Credit Reports & Reporting Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Credit Reports & Reporting Services; Credit Reports & Reporting Services content within Credit & Lending
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Credit Reports & Reporting Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Credit Reports & Reporting Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.credit_lending.debt_management_consolidationCanonical AON category at level 3 in finance > credit_lending > debt_management_consolidation; use it only when Debt Management & Consolidation is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Debt Management & Consolidation
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Debt Management & Consolidation; Debt Management & Consolidation content within Credit & Lending
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Debt Management & Consolidation; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Debt Management & Consolidation
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Loansfinance.credit_lending.loansLevel 35 children
finance.credit_lending.loansCanonical AON category at level 3 in finance > credit_lending > loans; use it only when Loans is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Loans
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Loans; Loans content within Credit & Lending
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Loans; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Loans
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.credit_lending.loans.auto_financingCanonical AON category at level 4 in finance > credit_lending > loans > auto_financing; use it only when Auto Financing is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Auto Financing
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Auto Financing; Auto Financing content within Loans
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Auto Financing; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Auto Financing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.credit_lending.loans.commercial_lendingCanonical AON category at level 4 in finance > credit_lending > loans > commercial_lending; use it only when Commercial Lending is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Commercial Lending
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Commercial Lending; Commercial Lending content within Loans
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Commercial Lending; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Commercial Lending
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Home Loans & Mortgagesfinance.credit_lending.loans.home_loans_mortgagesLevel 46 children
finance.credit_lending.loans.home_loans_mortgagesCanonical AON category at level 4 in finance > credit_lending > loans > home_loans_mortgages; use it only when Home Loans & Mortgages is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Home Loans & Mortgages
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Home Loans & Mortgages; Home Loans & Mortgages content within Loans
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Home Loans & Mortgages; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Home Loans & Mortgages
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.credit_lending.loans.home_loans_mortgages.buy_to_let_mortgagesCanonical AON category at level 5 in finance > credit_lending > loans > home_loans_mortgages > buy_to_let_mortgages; use it only when Buy-To-Let Mortgages is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Buy-To-Let Mortgages
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Buy-To-Let Mortgages; Buy-To-Let Mortgages content within Home Loans & Mortgages
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Buy-To-Let Mortgages; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Buy-To-Let Mortgages
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.credit_lending.loans.home_loans_mortgages.fixed_rate_mortgagesCanonical AON category at level 5 in finance > credit_lending > loans > home_loans_mortgages > fixed_rate_mortgages; use it only when Fixed Rate Mortgages is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Fixed Rate Mortgages
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Fixed Rate Mortgages; Fixed Rate Mortgages content within Home Loans & Mortgages
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Fixed Rate Mortgages; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Fixed Rate Mortgages
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.credit_lending.loans.home_loans_mortgages.government_mortgagesCanonical AON category at level 5 in finance > credit_lending > loans > home_loans_mortgages > government_mortgages; use it only when Government Mortgages is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Government Mortgages
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Government Mortgages; Government Mortgages content within Home Loans & Mortgages
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Government Mortgages; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Government Mortgages
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.credit_lending.loans.home_loans_mortgages.home_equity_loans_lines_of_creditCanonical AON category at level 5 in finance > credit_lending > loans > home_loans_mortgages > home_equity_loans_lines_of_credit; use it only when Home Equity Loans & Lines of Credit is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Home Equity Loans & Lines of Credit
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Home Equity Loans & Lines of Credit; Home Equity Loans & Lines of Credit content within Home Loans & Mortgages
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Home Equity Loans & Lines of Credit; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Home Equity Loans & Lines of Credit
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.credit_lending.loans.home_loans_mortgages.home_refinancing_loansCanonical AON category at level 5 in finance > credit_lending > loans > home_loans_mortgages > home_refinancing_loans; use it only when Home Refinancing Loans is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Home Refinancing Loans
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Home Refinancing Loans; Home Refinancing Loans content within Home Loans & Mortgages
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Home Refinancing Loans; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Home Refinancing Loans
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.credit_lending.loans.home_loans_mortgages.interest_only_mortgagesCanonical AON category at level 5 in finance > credit_lending > loans > home_loans_mortgages > interest_only_mortgages; use it only when Interest Only Mortgages is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Interest Only Mortgages
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Interest Only Mortgages; Interest Only Mortgages content within Home Loans & Mortgages
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Interest Only Mortgages; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Interest Only Mortgages
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Personal Lending & Borrowingfinance.credit_lending.loans.personal_lending_borrowingLevel 43 children
finance.credit_lending.loans.personal_lending_borrowingCanonical AON category at level 4 in finance > credit_lending > loans > personal_lending_borrowing; use it only when Personal Lending & Borrowing is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Personal Lending & Borrowing
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Personal Lending & Borrowing; Personal Lending & Borrowing content within Loans
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Personal Lending & Borrowing; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Personal Lending & Borrowing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.credit_lending.loans.personal_lending_borrowing.payday_emergency_loansCanonical AON category at level 5 in finance > credit_lending > loans > personal_lending_borrowing > payday_emergency_loans; use it only when Payday & Emergency Loans is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Payday & Emergency Loans
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Payday & Emergency Loans; Payday & Emergency Loans content within Personal Lending & Borrowing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Payday & Emergency Loans; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Payday & Emergency Loans
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.credit_lending.loans.personal_lending_borrowing.personal_loans_lines_of_creditCanonical AON category at level 5 in finance > credit_lending > loans > personal_lending_borrowing > personal_loans_lines_of_credit; use it only when Personal Loans & Lines of Credit is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Personal Loans & Lines of Credit
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Personal Loans & Lines of Credit; Personal Loans & Lines of Credit content within Personal Lending & Borrowing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Personal Loans & Lines of Credit; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Personal Loans & Lines of Credit
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.credit_lending.loans.personal_lending_borrowing.title_loansCanonical AON category at level 5 in finance > credit_lending > loans > personal_lending_borrowing > title_loans; use it only when Title Loans is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Title Loans
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Title Loans; Title Loans content within Personal Lending & Borrowing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Title Loans; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Title Loans
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.credit_lending.loans.unsecured_credit_lendingCanonical AON category at level 4 in finance > credit_lending > loans > unsecured_credit_lending; use it only when Unsecured Credit & Lending is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Unsecured Credit & Lending
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Unsecured Credit & Lending; Unsecured Credit & Lending content within Loans
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Unsecured Credit & Lending; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Unsecured Credit & Lending
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.financial_planning_managementCanonical AON category at level 2 in finance > financial_planning_management; use it only when Financial Planning & Management is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Financial Planning & Management
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Financial Planning & Management; Financial Planning & Management content within Finance
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Financial Planning & Management; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Financial Planning & Management
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Grants, Scholarships & Financial Aidfinance.grants_scholarships_financial_aidLevel 21 child
finance.grants_scholarships_financial_aidCanonical AON category at level 2 in finance > grants_scholarships_financial_aid; use it only when Grants, Scholarships & Financial Aid is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Grants, Scholarships & Financial Aid
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Grants, Scholarships & Financial Aid; Grants, Scholarships & Financial Aid content within Finance
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Grants, Scholarships & Financial Aid; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Grants, Scholarships & Financial Aid
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.grants_scholarships_financial_aid.student_loansA repayable loan contract financing eligible education expenses with eligibility and repayment terms linked to study.
Aliases: education loan, student loan
Boundary
- include
- Tuition and qualifying education expense loans; Student or parent education borrowing contracts
- exclude
- Non-repayable scholarships and grants; General-purpose personal loans; Courses and education services themselves
- primary rule
- Classify the education-linked debt contract; lender type, rate structure and borrower role are attributes.
- residual rule
- Refinancing enters only when education financing remains the primary evidenced contract purpose.
Examples
- positive
- Student tuition loan; Parent loan for eligible education costs
- negative
- Merit scholarship; General personal cash loan
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Insurancefinance.insuranceLevel 24 children
finance.insuranceCanonical AON category at level 2 in finance > insurance; use it only when Insurance is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Insurance
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Insurance; Insurance content within Finance
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Insurance; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Insurance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.insurance.health_insuranceAn insurance policy contract covering eligible medical and healthcare costs under stated premiums, coverage, deductibles, networks and claims terms.
Aliases: health insurance policy, medical insurance
Boundary
- include
- Individual or group medical insurance; Reimbursement or direct-payment health policies
- exclude
- Healthcare treatment itself; Non-insurance wellness memberships and discount cards; Life insurance
- primary rule
- Require an insurance risk-transfer contract, not merely health-related benefits.
- residual rule
- When insurance status is unknown, do not infer it from health-plan branding.
Examples
- positive
- Individual medical-expense policy; Employer group health policy
- negative
- Gym wellness membership; Medical discount card
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.insurance.life_insuranceAn insurance policy contract paying a benefit on the insured person's death or other specified life-policy conditions.
Aliases: life insurance policy, term life insurance, whole-life insurance
Boundary
- include
- Term and whole-life coverage; Life policies with contractual cash value
- exclude
- Ordinary investment accounts and annuities; Health insurance; Funeral services
- primary rule
- Classify the principal life-insurance protection contract; term, beneficiary, cash value and riders are attributes.
- residual rule
- For investment-heavy mixed products require evidence that life coverage is the primary comparison object.
Examples
- positive
- Term life policy; Whole-life insurance contract
- negative
- Investment brokerage account; Funeral arrangement service
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.insurance.property_insuranceAn insurance policy contract covering loss or damage to homes, buildings, contents or other property.
Aliases: contents insurance, property insurance policy
Boundary
- include
- Homeowner and tenant contents policies; Building and property-damage coverage
- exclude
- Vehicle, travel, health and life insurance; Product warranties attached to purchased goods
- primary rule
- Classify by the principal insured property risk; peril, valuation and liability riders are attributes.
- residual rule
- Mixed commercial policies require primary-coverage evidence; otherwise retain a defensible broader insurance assignment.
Examples
- positive
- Tenant contents insurance; Building fire insurance
- negative
- Vehicle collision insurance; Appliance warranty
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.insurance.vehicle_insuranceAn insurance policy contract covering vehicle-related damage, driver liability or other insured vehicle losses.
Aliases: motor insurance, vehicle insurance policy
Boundary
- include
- Liability, collision and comprehensive vehicle policies; Commercial vehicle insurance
- exclude
- Vehicle warranties and roadside assistance; Vehicles themselves; Travel insurance
- primary rule
- Require insured vehicle risk; vehicle use, driver, mileage and deductible are policy attributes.
- residual rule
- Mechanical-breakdown products require contract and regulatory evidence distinguishing insurance from warranty.
Examples
- positive
- Motor liability policy; Commercial fleet collision policy
- negative
- Car extended warranty; Roadside towing membership
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Investingfinance.investingLevel 29 children
finance.investingCanonical AON category at level 2 in finance > investing; use it only when Investing is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Investing
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Investing; Investing content within Finance
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Investing; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Investing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.investing.brokerages_day_tradingA brokerage or trading service through which customers open accounts and buy, sell, hold, research or transfer securities and investments.
Aliases: brokerage service, investment trading platform
Boundary
- include
- Self-directed securities brokerage; Multi-asset and day-trading account services
- exclude
- Individual securities or funds; Automated or advised portfolio management as the primary service; Standalone market-data software and payment wallets
- primary rule
- Require brokerage execution or account access as the primary model; asset range, commissions, research and custody are attributes.
- residual rule
- For mixed trading, advice and data tools require evidence of the principal service before choosing this target.
Examples
- positive
- Self-directed stock brokerage account; Multi-asset day-trading service
- negative
- Single ETF share offer; Robo-advised managed portfolio
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.investing.currencies_foreign_exchangeA service primarily buying, selling, exchanging or trading fiat currencies or currency pairs, including regulated spot and investment or speculative foreign-exchange access.
Aliases: currency exchange service, foreign exchange trading, forex service
Boundary
- include
- Standalone fiat currency exchange services; Regulated currency-pair trading access
- exclude
- Conversion incidental to remittance or card purchase; Crypto-asset trading; Collectible currency merchandise
- primary rule
- Classify the principal fiat-currency service; instruments, leverage, settlement, spreads and jurisdiction are attributes.
- residual rule
- Require actual contract evidence for spot, CFD or derivative structure; taxonomy does not establish regulatory status.
Examples
- positive
- Standalone foreign-currency exchange service; Regulated currency-pair trading account
- negative
- Card payment with incidental conversion; Collectible coin set
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.investing.crypto_and_digital_assetsCanonical AON category at level 3 in finance > investing > crypto_and_digital_assets; use it only when Crypto & Digital Assets is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Crypto & Digital Assets
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Crypto & Digital Assets; Crypto & Digital Assets content within Investing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Crypto & Digital Assets; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Crypto & Digital Assets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.investing.investor_relations_venture_capitalCanonical AON category at level 3 in finance > investing > investor_relations_venture_capital; use it only when Investor Relations & Venture Capital is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Investor Relations & Venture Capital
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Investor Relations & Venture Capital; Investor Relations & Venture Capital content within Investing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Investor Relations & Venture Capital; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Investor Relations & Venture Capital
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.investing.mutual_fundsCanonical AON category at level 3 in finance > investing > mutual_funds; use it only when Mutual Funds is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Mutual Funds
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Mutual Funds; Mutual Funds content within Investing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Mutual Funds; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Mutual Funds
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.investing.real_estate_investmentsCanonical AON category at level 3 in finance > investing > real_estate_investments; use it only when Real Estate Investments is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Real Estate Investments
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Real Estate Investments; Real Estate Investments content within Investing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Real Estate Investments; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Real Estate Investments
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Retirement Investmentsfinance.investing.retirement_investmentsLevel 32 children
finance.investing.retirement_investmentsCanonical AON category at level 3 in finance > investing > retirement_investments; use it only when Retirement Investments is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Retirement Investments
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Retirement Investments; Retirement Investments content within Investing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Retirement Investments; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Retirement Investments
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.investing.retirement_investments.401_k_sCanonical AON category at level 4 in finance > investing > retirement_investments > 401_k_s; use it only when 401(K)s is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is 401(K)s
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about 401(K)s; 401(K)s content within Retirement Investments
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of 401(K)s; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to 401(K)s
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.investing.retirement_investments.irasCanonical AON category at level 4 in finance > investing > retirement_investments > iras; use it only when IRAs is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is IRAs
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about IRAs; IRAs content within Retirement Investments
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of IRAs; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to IRAs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Securitiesfinance.investing.securitiesLevel 31 child
finance.investing.securitiesCanonical AON category at level 3 in finance > investing > securities; use it only when Securities is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Securities
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Securities; Securities content within Investing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Securities; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Securities
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.investing.securities.stocksCanonical AON category at level 4 in finance > investing > securities > stocks; use it only when Stocks is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Stocks
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Stocks; Stocks content within Securities
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Stocks; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Stocks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.investing.spread_bettingCanonical AON category at level 3 in finance > investing > spread_betting; use it only when Spread Betting is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Spread Betting
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Spread Betting; Spread Betting content within Investing
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Spread Betting; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Spread Betting
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.money_transfer_wire_servicesCanonical AON category at level 2 in finance > money_transfer_wire_services; use it only when Money Transfer & Wire Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Money Transfer & Wire Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Money Transfer & Wire Services; Money Transfer & Wire Services content within Finance
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Money Transfer & Wire Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Money Transfer & Wire Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.digital_payment_walletsA payment wallet service that manages payment credentials or regulated stored value and enables users to pay, receive or transfer money.
Aliases: digital payment wallet, mobile payment wallet, stored-value wallet
Boundary
- include
- Mobile payment-credential wallets; Regulated stored-value wallets supporting payments
- exclude
- Crypto-key wallets; Standalone credit, debit or prepaid cards; Ordinary bank deposit accounts
- primary rule
- The primary comparison object is wallet payment access, not the phone, credential or funding account.
- residual rule
- If the offer does not establish wallet payment functionality, retain unresolved rather than infer it from an app or balance.
Examples
- positive
- Mobile wallet for merchant payments; Stored-value wallet for person-to-person payments
- negative
- Hardware crypto wallet; Standalone current account
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
finance.payment_processing_servicesA merchant or platform service for accepting, routing, processing and settling customer payment transactions.
Aliases: merchant payment processing, payment processor, transaction processing service
Boundary
- include
- Merchant payment acceptance and transaction processing; Platform payment routing and settlement
- exclude
- Standalone consumer wallets and deposit accounts; Consumer remittance products and payment cards
- primary rule
- Require merchant or platform transaction-processing capability as the primary service.
- residual rule
- A generic payment reference without the processing role remains unresolved.
Examples
- positive
- Merchant checkout payment processing contract; Marketplace payment acceptance and settlement service
- negative
- Consumer remittance transfer; Standalone mobile wallet
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Food & Groceriesfood_groceryLevel 14 children
food_groceryCanonical AON category at level 1 in food_grocery; use it only when Food & Groceries is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Food & Groceries
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Food & Groceries; Food & Groceries content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Food & Groceries; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Food & Groceries
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Beveragesfood_grocery.beveragesLevel 22 children
food_grocery.beveragesCanonical AON category at level 2 in food_grocery > beverages; use it only when Beverages is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Beverages
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Beverages; Beverages content within Food & Groceries
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Beverages; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Beverages
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Alcoholic Beveragesfood_grocery.beverages.alcoholic_beveragesLevel 33 children
food_grocery.beverages.alcoholic_beveragesCanonical AON category at level 3 in food_grocery > beverages > alcoholic_beverages; use it only when Alcoholic Beverages is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Alcoholic Beverages
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Alcoholic Beverages; Alcoholic Beverages content within Beverages
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Alcoholic Beverages; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Alcoholic Beverages
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.beverages.alcoholic_beverages.beerCanonical AON category at level 4 in food_grocery > beverages > alcoholic_beverages > beer; use it only when Beer is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Beer
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Beer; Beer content within Alcoholic Beverages
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Beer; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Beer
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.beverages.alcoholic_beverages.liquorCanonical AON category at level 4 in food_grocery > beverages > alcoholic_beverages > liquor; use it only when Liquor is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Liquor
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Liquor; Liquor content within Alcoholic Beverages
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Liquor; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Liquor
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.beverages.alcoholic_beverages.wineCanonical AON category at level 4 in food_grocery > beverages > alcoholic_beverages > wine; use it only when Wine is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Wine
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Wine; Wine content within Alcoholic Beverages
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Wine; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Wine
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Non-Alcoholic Beveragesfood_grocery.beverages.non_alcoholic_beveragesLevel 37 children
food_grocery.beverages.non_alcoholic_beveragesCanonical AON category at level 3 in food_grocery > beverages > non_alcoholic_beverages; use it only when Non-Alcoholic Beverages is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Non-Alcoholic Beverages
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Non-Alcoholic Beverages; Non-Alcoholic Beverages content within Beverages
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Non-Alcoholic Beverages; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Non-Alcoholic Beverages
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.beverages.non_alcoholic_beverages.coffeeCanonical AON category at level 4 in food_grocery > beverages > non_alcoholic_beverages > coffee; use it only when Coffee is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Coffee
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Coffee; Coffee content within Non-Alcoholic Beverages
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Coffee; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Coffee
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.beverages.non_alcoholic_beverages.energy_drinksCanonical AON category at level 4 in food_grocery > beverages > non_alcoholic_beverages > energy_drinks; use it only when Energy Drinks is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Energy Drinks
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Energy Drinks; Energy Drinks content within Non-Alcoholic Beverages
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Energy Drinks; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Energy Drinks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.beverages.non_alcoholic_beverages.juiceCanonical AON category at level 4 in food_grocery > beverages > non_alcoholic_beverages > juice; use it only when Juice is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Juice
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Juice; Juice content within Non-Alcoholic Beverages
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Juice; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Juice
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.beverages.non_alcoholic_beverages.soft_drinksCanonical AON category at level 4 in food_grocery > beverages > non_alcoholic_beverages > soft_drinks; use it only when Soft Drinks is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Soft Drinks
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Soft Drinks; Soft Drinks content within Non-Alcoholic Beverages
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Soft Drinks; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Soft Drinks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.beverages.non_alcoholic_beverages.sports_drinksCanonical AON category at level 4 in food_grocery > beverages > non_alcoholic_beverages > sports_drinks; use it only when Sports Drinks is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Sports Drinks
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sports Drinks; Sports Drinks content within Non-Alcoholic Beverages
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Sports Drinks; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Sports Drinks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.beverages.non_alcoholic_beverages.teaCanonical AON category at level 4 in food_grocery > beverages > non_alcoholic_beverages > tea; use it only when Tea is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Tea
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Tea; Tea content within Non-Alcoholic Beverages
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Tea; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Tea
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.beverages.non_alcoholic_beverages.bottled_waterBottled Water products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Grocery And Food.
Boundary
- include
- primary edible product type determines the category. Flavor, ingredient, dietary claim, package format, net weight, preparation state, and merchant positioning remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Bottled Water
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Bottled Water; Bottled Water sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Bottled Water; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Bottled Water
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Foodfood_grocery.foodLevel 222 children
food_grocery.foodCanonical AON category at level 2 in food_grocery > food; use it only when Food is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Food
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Food; Food content within Food & Groceries
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Food; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Food
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.baked_goodsCanonical AON category at level 3 in food_grocery > food > baked_goods; use it only when Baked Goods is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Baked Goods
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Baked Goods; Baked Goods content within Food
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Baked Goods; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Baked Goods
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.baking_ingredientsCanonical AON category at level 3 in food_grocery > food > baking_ingredients; use it only when Baking Ingredients is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Baking Ingredients
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Baking Ingredients; Baking Ingredients content within Food
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Baking Ingredients; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Baking Ingredients
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Breakfast Foodsfood_grocery.food.breakfast_foodsLevel 31 child
food_grocery.food.breakfast_foodsCanonical AON category at level 3 in food_grocery > food > breakfast_foods; use it only when Breakfast Foods is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Breakfast Foods
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Breakfast Foods; Breakfast Foods content within Food
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Breakfast Foods; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Breakfast Foods
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.breakfast_foods.breakfast_cerealsCanonical AON category at level 4 in food_grocery > food > breakfast_foods > breakfast_cereals; use it only when Breakfast Cereals is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Breakfast Cereals
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Breakfast Cereals; Breakfast Cereals content within Breakfast Foods
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Breakfast Cereals; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Breakfast Cereals
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.candy_gum_mintsCanonical AON category at level 3 in food_grocery > food > candy_gum_mints; use it only when Candy, Gum & Mints is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Candy, Gum & Mints
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Candy, Gum & Mints; Candy, Gum & Mints content within Food
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Candy, Gum & Mints; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Candy, Gum & Mints
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Dairy & Non-Dairy Alternativesfood_grocery.food.dairy_non_dairy_alternativesLevel 35 children
food_grocery.food.dairy_non_dairy_alternativesCanonical AON category at level 3 in food_grocery > food > dairy_non_dairy_alternatives; use it only when Dairy & Non-Dairy Alternatives is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Dairy & Non-Dairy Alternatives
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Dairy & Non-Dairy Alternatives; Dairy & Non-Dairy Alternatives content within Food
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Dairy & Non-Dairy Alternatives; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Dairy & Non-Dairy Alternatives
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.dairy_non_dairy_alternatives.butter_spreadable_fat_alternativesAn edible fat sold as butter or a direct butter substitute for spreading, cooking or baking, including dairy butter, clarified butter, ghee, margarine and explicitly marketed plant-based butter.
Aliases: butter, butter alternative, clarified butter, ghee, margarine, plant-based butter
Boundary
- include
- Dairy butter, clarified butter and ghee; Margarine and fats explicitly sold as direct butter alternatives
- exclude
- Ordinary cooking oils and generic baking fats without butter-substitute positioning; Nut spreads, jam, cream cheese and cream; Prepared pastries containing butter and medicinal or supplement fats
- primary rule
- The marketed butter product type takes priority over spreadability, plant ingredients, refrigeration or baking use.
- residual rule
- Use Dairy & Non-Dairy Alternatives only for evidenced dairy or direct dairy alternatives lacking a subtype; an unspecified edible fat is insufficient.
Examples
- positive
- Unsalted dairy butter; Plant-based butter block
- negative
- Peanut butter; Butter cookies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.dairy_non_dairy_alternatives.cheeseFood sold as cheese or a direct cheese alternative, including cream cheese regardless of spreadable texture or its cream-related name.
Aliases: cheese, cream cheese
Boundary
- include
- Hard, soft and fresh cheeses; Cream cheese and direct cheese alternatives
- exclude
- Cream, sour cream and other cream alternatives; Butter and yogurt; Prepared foods merely containing cheese
- primary rule
- Classify the primary cheese identity; cream cheese remains Cheese rather than Cream & Cream Alternatives.
- residual rule
- Unspecified dairy belongs only to a defensible dairy parent; the word cream or spreadable texture is not sufficient to reclassify it.
Examples
- positive
- Cheddar cheese; Cream cheese
- negative
- Whipping cream; Cheese-filled pastry
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.dairy_non_dairy_alternatives.cream_cream_alternativesA food sold as cream or a direct cream substitute for cooking, whipping, pouring or topping, including dairy cream, cultured cream and plant-based cream alternatives.
Aliases: cooking cream, crème fraîche, dairy cream, plant-based cream, sour cream, whipping cream
Boundary
- include
- Whipping, pouring and cooking cream; Sour cream, creme fraiche and direct plant-based cream alternatives
- exclude
- Milk, yogurt, cheese including cream cheese, and butter; Ice cream, prepared cream cakes and ordinary plant drinks; Cosmetic creams and creamers without evidence of a cream product type
- primary rule
- Cream product type takes priority over fermentation, whipping, fat content and ingredients; cream cheese remains Cheese.
- residual rule
- Use the dairy parent only for evidenced dairy or direct alternatives lacking a subtype, never merely for foods containing cream.
Examples
- positive
- Cooking cream; Sour cream sold as cultured cream
- negative
- Cream cheese; Cream-filled cake
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.dairy_non_dairy_alternatives.milk_plant_based_milkMilk & Plant-Based Milk products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Grocery And Food.
Boundary
- include
- primary edible product type determines the category. Flavor, ingredient, dietary claim, package format, net weight, preparation state, and merchant positioning remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Milk & Plant-Based Milk
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Milk & Plant-Based Milk; Milk & Plant-Based Milk sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Milk & Plant-Based Milk; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Milk & Plant-Based Milk
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.dairy_non_dairy_alternatives.yogurt_cultured_dairyYogurt and qualifying cultured dairy or direct alternatives whose primary food type is yogurt or cultured dairy other than a separately defined cream or cheese product.
Aliases: cultured dairy, yogurt, yogurt alternative
Boundary
- include
- Plain and flavored yogurt; Direct plant-based yogurt alternatives and qualifying non-cream cultured dairy
- exclude
- Sour cream, creme fraiche and other cultured cream; Cheese including cream cheese; Prepared desserts merely containing yogurt
- primary rule
- Product type takes priority over fermentation: cultured cream belongs to Cream & Cream Alternatives and cheese remains Cheese.
- residual rule
- If dairy or direct-alternative status is established but product type is not, use the dairy parent; fermentation alone is insufficient.
Examples
- positive
- Plain dairy yogurt; Plant-based yogurt alternative
- negative
- Sour cream; Creme fraiche
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.dessertsCanonical AON category at level 3 in food_grocery > food > desserts; use it only when Desserts is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Desserts
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Desserts; Desserts content within Food
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Desserts; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Desserts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.frozen_foodsCanonical AON category at level 3 in food_grocery > food > frozen_foods; use it only when Frozen Foods is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Frozen Foods
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Frozen Foods; Frozen Foods content within Food
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Frozen Foods; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Frozen Foods
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.meat_poultryCanonical AON category at level 3 in food_grocery > food > meat_poultry; use it only when Meat & Poultry is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Meat & Poultry
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Meat & Poultry; Meat & Poultry content within Food
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Meat & Poultry; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Meat & Poultry
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.saucesCanonical AON category at level 3 in food_grocery > food > sauces; use it only when Sauces is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Sauces
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sauces; Sauces content within Food
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Sauces; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Sauces
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.snack_foodsCanonical AON category at level 3 in food_grocery > food > snack_foods; use it only when Snack Foods is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Snack Foods
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Snack Foods; Snack Foods content within Food
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Snack Foods; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Snack Foods
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.canned_jarred_foodsCanned & Jarred Foods products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Grocery And Food.
Boundary
- include
- primary edible product type determines the category. Flavor, ingredient, dietary claim, package format, net weight, preparation state, and merchant positioning remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Canned & Jarred Foods
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Canned & Jarred Foods; Canned & Jarred Foods sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Canned & Jarred Foods; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Canned & Jarred Foods
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.condiments_spicesCondiments & Spices products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Grocery And Food.
Boundary
- include
- primary edible product type determines the category. Flavor, ingredient, dietary claim, package format, net weight, preparation state, and merchant positioning remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Condiments & Spices
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Condiments & Spices; Condiments & Spices sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Condiments & Spices; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Condiments & Spices
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.cooking_oilsCooking Oils products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Grocery And Food.
Boundary
- include
- primary edible product type determines the category. Flavor, ingredient, dietary claim, package format, net weight, preparation state, and merchant positioning remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Cooking Oils
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Cooking Oils; Cooking Oils sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Cooking Oils; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Cooking Oils
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.eggs_egg_productsEggs & Egg Products products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Grocery And Food.
Boundary
- include
- primary edible product type determines the category. Flavor, ingredient, dietary claim, package format, net weight, preparation state, and merchant positioning remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Eggs & Egg Products
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Eggs & Egg Products; Eggs & Egg Products sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Eggs & Egg Products; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Eggs & Egg Products
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.food_spreadsEdible spreads whose primary marketed food type is a spread without a more specific supported product identity, such as nut spreads or preserves.
Aliases: edible spread, food spread
Boundary
- include
- Nut and seed spreads; Jam and other qualifying food spreads without a dedicated type
- exclude
- Butter, margarine and direct butter alternatives; Cream, cream cheese and other dedicated dairy product types; Prepared foods merely containing a spread
- primary rule
- Dedicated food type takes precedence over spreadability; butter and direct substitutes belong to Butter & Spreadable Fat Alternatives.
- residual rule
- Use this category only with evidence of a qualifying spread type, never to bypass dedicated dairy boundaries.
Examples
- positive
- Peanut spread; Fruit jam
- negative
- Dairy butter; Cream cheese
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.fruits_vegetablesFruits & Vegetables products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Grocery And Food.
Boundary
- include
- primary edible product type determines the category. Flavor, ingredient, dietary claim, package format, net weight, preparation state, and merchant positioning remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Fruits & Vegetables
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Fruits & Vegetables; Fruits & Vegetables sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Fruits & Vegetables; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Fruits & Vegetables
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.grains_rice_pastaGrains, Rice & Pasta products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Grocery And Food.
Boundary
- include
- primary edible product type determines the category. Flavor, ingredient, dietary claim, package format, net weight, preparation state, and merchant positioning remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Grains, Rice & Pasta
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Grains, Rice & Pasta; Grains, Rice & Pasta sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Grains, Rice & Pasta; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Grains, Rice & Pasta
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.legumes_pulsesLegumes & Pulses products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Grocery And Food.
Boundary
- include
- primary edible product type determines the category. Flavor, ingredient, dietary claim, package format, net weight, preparation state, and merchant positioning remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Legumes & Pulses
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Legumes & Pulses; Legumes & Pulses sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Legumes & Pulses; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Legumes & Pulses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.nuts_seeds_dried_fruitNuts, Seeds & Dried Fruit products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Grocery And Food.
Boundary
- include
- primary edible product type determines the category. Flavor, ingredient, dietary claim, package format, net weight, preparation state, and merchant positioning remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Nuts, Seeds & Dried Fruit
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Nuts, Seeds & Dried Fruit; Nuts, Seeds & Dried Fruit sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Nuts, Seeds & Dried Fruit; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Nuts, Seeds & Dried Fruit
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.prepared_meals_meal_kitsPrepared Meals & Meal Kits products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Grocery And Food.
Boundary
- include
- primary edible product type determines the category. Flavor, ingredient, dietary claim, package format, net weight, preparation state, and merchant positioning remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Prepared Meals & Meal Kits
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Prepared Meals & Meal Kits; Prepared Meals & Meal Kits sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Prepared Meals & Meal Kits; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Prepared Meals & Meal Kits
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.seafoodSeafood products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Grocery And Food.
Boundary
- include
- primary edible product type determines the category. Flavor, ingredient, dietary claim, package format, net weight, preparation state, and merchant positioning remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Seafood
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Seafood; Seafood sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Seafood; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Seafood
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.food.soups_broths_stocksSoups, Broths & Stocks products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Grocery And Food.
Boundary
- include
- primary edible product type determines the category. Flavor, ingredient, dietary claim, package format, net weight, preparation state, and merchant positioning remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Soups, Broths & Stocks
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Soups, Broths & Stocks; Soups, Broths & Stocks sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Soups, Broths & Stocks; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Soups, Broths & Stocks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.online_grocery_shopping_grocery_deliveryCanonical AON category at level 2 in food_grocery > online_grocery_shopping_grocery_delivery; use it only when Online Grocery Shopping & Grocery Delivery is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Online Grocery Shopping & Grocery Delivery
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Online Grocery Shopping & Grocery Delivery; Online Grocery Shopping & Grocery Delivery content within Food & Groceries
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Online Grocery Shopping & Grocery Delivery; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Online Grocery Shopping & Grocery Delivery
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
food_grocery.tobacco_vaping_productsCanonical AON category at level 2 in food_grocery > tobacco_vaping_products; use it only when Tobacco & Vaping Products is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Tobacco & Vaping Products
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Tobacco & Vaping Products; Tobacco & Vaping Products content within Food & Groceries
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Tobacco & Vaping Products; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Tobacco & Vaping Products
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
HealthhealthLevel 19 children
healthCanonical AON category at level 1 in health; use it only when Health is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Health
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Health; Health content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Health; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Health
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Biotech & Pharmaceuticalhealth.biotech_pharmaceuticalLevel 21 child
health.biotech_pharmaceuticalCanonical AON category at level 2 in health > biotech_pharmaceutical; use it only when Biotech & Pharmaceutical is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Biotech & Pharmaceutical
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Biotech & Pharmaceutical; Biotech & Pharmaceutical content within Health
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Biotech & Pharmaceutical; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Biotech & Pharmaceutical
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.biotech_pharmaceutical.gene_researchCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > biotech_pharmaceutical > gene_research; use it only when Gene Research is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Gene Research
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Gene Research; Gene Research content within Biotech & Pharmaceutical
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Gene Research; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Gene Research
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Health Care Serviceshealth.health_care_servicesLevel 29 children
health.health_care_servicesCanonical AON category at level 2 in health > health_care_services; use it only when Health Care Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Health Care Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Health Care Services; Health Care Services content within Health
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Health Care Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Health Care Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Alternative & Natural Medicinehealth.health_care_services.alternative_natural_medicineLevel 32 children
health.health_care_services.alternative_natural_medicineCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_care_services > alternative_natural_medicine; use it only when Alternative & Natural Medicine is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Alternative & Natural Medicine
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Alternative & Natural Medicine; Alternative & Natural Medicine content within Health Care Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Alternative & Natural Medicine; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Alternative & Natural Medicine
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_care_services.alternative_natural_medicine.chiropractors_chiropracticCanonical AON category at level 4 in health > health_care_services > alternative_natural_medicine > chiropractors_chiropractic; use it only when Chiropractors & Chiropractic is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Chiropractors & Chiropractic
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Chiropractors & Chiropractic; Chiropractors & Chiropractic content within Alternative & Natural Medicine
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Chiropractors & Chiropractic; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Chiropractors & Chiropractic
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_care_services.alternative_natural_medicine.cleansing_detoxificationCanonical AON category at level 4 in health > health_care_services > alternative_natural_medicine > cleansing_detoxification; use it only when Cleansing & Detoxification is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Cleansing & Detoxification
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Cleansing & Detoxification; Cleansing & Detoxification content within Alternative & Natural Medicine
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Cleansing & Detoxification; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Cleansing & Detoxification
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_care_services.hospitals_health_clinicsCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_care_services > hospitals_health_clinics; use it only when Hospitals & Health Clinics is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Hospitals & Health Clinics
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hospitals & Health Clinics; Hospitals & Health Clinics content within Health Care Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Hospitals & Health Clinics; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Hospitals & Health Clinics
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_care_services.laboratory_testing_medical_diagnostic_servicesCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_care_services > laboratory_testing_medical_diagnostic_services; use it only when Laboratory Testing & Medical Diagnostic Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Laboratory Testing & Medical Diagnostic Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Laboratory Testing & Medical Diagnostic Services; Laboratory Testing & Medical Diagnostic Services content within Health Care Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Laboratory Testing & Medical Diagnostic Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Laboratory Testing & Medical Diagnostic Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_care_services.mental_health_servicesCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_care_services > mental_health_services; use it only when Mental Health Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Mental Health Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Mental Health Services; Mental Health Services content within Health Care Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Mental Health Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Mental Health Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_care_services.orthopedics_sports_medicineCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_care_services > orthopedics_sports_medicine; use it only when Orthopedics & Sports Medicine is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Orthopedics & Sports Medicine; Orthopedics & Sports Medicine content within Health Care Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Orthopedics & Sports Medicine; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_care_services.physical_rehabilitationCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_care_services > physical_rehabilitation; use it only when Physical Rehabilitation is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Physical Rehabilitation
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Physical Rehabilitation; Physical Rehabilitation content within Health Care Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Physical Rehabilitation; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Physical Rehabilitation
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Plastic Surgeryhealth.health_care_services.plastic_surgeryLevel 31 child
health.health_care_services.plastic_surgeryCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_care_services > plastic_surgery; use it only when Plastic Surgery is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Plastic Surgery
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Plastic Surgery; Plastic Surgery content within Health Care Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Plastic Surgery; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Plastic Surgery
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_care_services.plastic_surgery.cosmetic_aesthetic_plastic_surgeryCanonical AON category at level 4 in health > health_care_services > plastic_surgery > cosmetic_aesthetic_plastic_surgery; use it only when Cosmetic & Aesthetic Plastic Surgery is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Cosmetic & Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Cosmetic & Aesthetic Plastic Surgery; Cosmetic & Aesthetic Plastic Surgery content within Plastic Surgery
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Cosmetic & Aesthetic Plastic Surgery; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Cosmetic & Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_care_services.vision_servicesCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_care_services > vision_services; use it only when Vision Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Vision Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Vision Services; Vision Services content within Health Care Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Vision Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Vision Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_care_services.wellness_therapy_massageCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_care_services > wellness_therapy_massage; use it only when Wellness Therapy & Massage is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Wellness Therapy & Massage
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Wellness Therapy & Massage; Wellness Therapy & Massage content within Health Care Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Wellness Therapy & Massage; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Wellness Therapy & Massage
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Health Conditions & Concernshealth.health_conditions_concernsLevel 224 children
health.health_conditions_concernsCanonical AON category at level 2 in health > health_conditions_concerns; use it only when Health Conditions & Concerns is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Health Conditions & Concerns
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Health Conditions & Concerns; Health Conditions & Concerns content within Health
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Health Conditions & Concerns; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Health Conditions & Concerns
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.aids_hivCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > aids_hiv; use it only when AIDS & HIV is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is AIDS & HIV
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about AIDS & HIV; AIDS & HIV content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of AIDS & HIV; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to AIDS & HIV
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Allergy & Sinushealth.health_conditions_concerns.allergy_sinusLevel 31 child
health.health_conditions_concerns.allergy_sinusCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > allergy_sinus; use it only when Allergy & Sinus is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Allergy & Sinus
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Allergy & Sinus; Allergy & Sinus content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Allergy & Sinus; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Allergy & Sinus
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.allergy_sinus.air_cleaners_filtersCanonical AON category at level 4 in health > health_conditions_concerns > allergy_sinus > air_cleaners_filters; use it only when Air Cleaners & Filters is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Air Cleaners & Filters
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Air Cleaners & Filters; Air Cleaners & Filters content within Allergy & Sinus
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Air Cleaners & Filters; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Air Cleaners & Filters
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.arthritisCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > arthritis; use it only when Arthritis is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Arthritis
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Arthritis; Arthritis content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Arthritis; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Arthritis
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.blood_sugar_diabetesCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > blood_sugar_diabetes; use it only when Blood Sugar & Diabetes is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Blood Sugar & Diabetes
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Blood Sugar & Diabetes; Blood Sugar & Diabetes content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Blood Sugar & Diabetes; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Blood Sugar & Diabetes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.cancer_cancer_treatmentCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > cancer_cancer_treatment; use it only when Cancer & Cancer Treatment is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Cancer & Cancer Treatment
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Cancer & Cancer Treatment; Cancer & Cancer Treatment content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Cancer & Cancer Treatment; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Cancer & Cancer Treatment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.cold_soresCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > cold_sores; use it only when Cold Sores is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Cold Sores
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Cold Sores; Cold Sores content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Cold Sores; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Cold Sores
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.dental_healthCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > dental_health; use it only when Dental Health is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Dental Health
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Dental Health; Dental Health content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Dental Health; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Dental Health
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.digestive_health_disordersCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > digestive_health_disorders; use it only when Digestive Health & Disorders is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Digestive Health & Disorders
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Digestive Health & Disorders; Digestive Health & Disorders content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Digestive Health & Disorders; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Digestive Health & Disorders
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.eating_disordersCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > eating_disorders; use it only when Eating Disorders is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Eating Disorders
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Eating Disorders; Eating Disorders content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Eating Disorders; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Eating Disorders
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Geriatrics & Aginghealth.health_conditions_concerns.geriatrics_agingLevel 31 child
health.health_conditions_concerns.geriatrics_agingCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > geriatrics_aging; use it only when Geriatrics & Aging is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Geriatrics & Aging
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Geriatrics & Aging; Geriatrics & Aging content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Geriatrics & Aging; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Geriatrics & Aging
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.geriatrics_aging.alzheimer_s_diseaseCanonical AON category at level 4 in health > health_conditions_concerns > geriatrics_aging > alzheimer_s_disease; use it only when Alzheimer's Disease is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Alzheimer's Disease
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Alzheimer's Disease; Alzheimer's Disease content within Geriatrics & Aging
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Alzheimer's Disease; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Alzheimer's Disease
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.headache_pain_managementCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > headache_pain_management; use it only when Headache & Pain Management is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Headache & Pain Management
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Headache & Pain Management; Headache & Pain Management content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Headache & Pain Management; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Headache & Pain Management
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.hearing_lossCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > hearing_loss; use it only when Hearing Loss is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Hearing Loss
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hearing Loss; Hearing Loss content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Hearing Loss; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Hearing Loss
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Heart Healthhealth.health_conditions_concerns.heart_healthLevel 32 children
health.health_conditions_concerns.heart_healthCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > heart_health; use it only when Heart Health is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Heart Health
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Heart Health; Heart Health content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Heart Health; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Heart Health
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.heart_health.high_blood_pressureCanonical AON category at level 4 in health > health_conditions_concerns > heart_health > high_blood_pressure; use it only when High Blood Pressure is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is High Blood Pressure
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about High Blood Pressure; High Blood Pressure content within Heart Health
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of High Blood Pressure; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to High Blood Pressure
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.heart_health.high_cholesterolCanonical AON category at level 4 in health > health_conditions_concerns > heart_health > high_cholesterol; use it only when High Cholesterol is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is High Cholesterol
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about High Cholesterol; High Cholesterol content within Heart Health
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of High Cholesterol; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to High Cholesterol
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.hemorrhoidsCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > hemorrhoids; use it only when Hemorrhoids is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Hemorrhoids
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hemorrhoids; Hemorrhoids content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Hemorrhoids; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Hemorrhoids
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.hepatitisCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > hepatitis; use it only when Hepatitis is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Hepatitis
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hepatitis; Hepatitis content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Hepatitis; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Hepatitis
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.infectious_diseases_virusesCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > infectious_diseases_viruses; use it only when Infectious Diseases & Viruses is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Infectious Diseases & Viruses
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Infectious Diseases & Viruses; Infectious Diseases & Viruses content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Infectious Diseases & Viruses; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Infectious Diseases & Viruses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.learning_developmental_disabilitiesCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > learning_developmental_disabilities; use it only when Learning & Developmental Disabilities is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Learning & Developmental Disabilities
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Learning & Developmental Disabilities; Learning & Developmental Disabilities content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Learning & Developmental Disabilities; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Learning & Developmental Disabilities
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.men_s_healthCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > men_s_health; use it only when Men's Health is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Men's Health
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Men's Health; Men's Health content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Men's Health; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Men's Health
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.mental_healthCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > mental_health; use it only when Mental Health is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Mental Health
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Mental Health; Mental Health content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Mental Health; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Mental Health
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.neurological_conditionsCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > neurological_conditions; use it only when Neurological Conditions is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Neurological Conditions
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Neurological Conditions; Neurological Conditions content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Neurological Conditions; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Neurological Conditions
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Skin Conditions & Skin Healthhealth.health_conditions_concerns.skin_conditions_skin_healthLevel 32 children
health.health_conditions_concerns.skin_conditions_skin_healthCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > skin_conditions_skin_health; use it only when Skin Conditions & Skin Health is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Skin Conditions & Skin Health
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Skin Conditions & Skin Health; Skin Conditions & Skin Health content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Skin Conditions & Skin Health; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Skin Conditions & Skin Health
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.skin_conditions_skin_health.acneCanonical AON category at level 4 in health > health_conditions_concerns > skin_conditions_skin_health > acne; use it only when Acne is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Acne
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Acne; Acne content within Skin Conditions & Skin Health
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Acne; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Acne
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.skin_conditions_skin_health.wartsCanonical AON category at level 4 in health > health_conditions_concerns > skin_conditions_skin_health > warts; use it only when Warts is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Warts
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Warts; Warts content within Skin Conditions & Skin Health
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Warts; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Warts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.smoking_smoking_cessationCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > smoking_smoking_cessation; use it only when Smoking & Smoking Cessation is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Smoking & Smoking Cessation
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Smoking & Smoking Cessation; Smoking & Smoking Cessation content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Smoking & Smoking Cessation; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Smoking & Smoking Cessation
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Visionhealth.health_conditions_concerns.visionLevel 33 children
health.health_conditions_concerns.visionCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > vision; use it only when Vision is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Vision
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Vision; Vision content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Vision; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Vision
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Contact Lenses & Accessorieshealth.health_conditions_concerns.vision.contact_lenses_accessoriesLevel 42 children
health.health_conditions_concerns.vision.contact_lenses_accessoriesCanonical AON category at level 4 in health > health_conditions_concerns > vision > contact_lenses_accessories; use it only when Contact Lenses & Accessories is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Contact Lenses & Accessories
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Contact Lenses & Accessories; Contact Lenses & Accessories content within Vision
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Contact Lenses & Accessories; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Contact Lenses & Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.vision.contact_lenses_accessories.contact_lens_care_suppliesContact Lens Care Supplies products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Contact Lens Care Supplies
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Contact Lens Care Supplies; Contact Lens Care Supplies sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Contact Lens Care Supplies; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Contact Lens Care Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.vision.contact_lenses_accessories.contact_lensesContact Lenses products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Contact Lenses
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Contact Lenses; Contact Lenses sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Contact Lenses; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Contact Lenses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.vision.eyeglass_framesCanonical AON category at level 4 in health > health_conditions_concerns > vision > eyeglass_frames; use it only when Eyeglass Frames is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Eyeglass Frames
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Eyeglass Frames; Eyeglass Frames content within Vision
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Eyeglass Frames; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Eyeglass Frames
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.vision.prescription_eyeglassesPrescription Eyeglasses products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Prescription Eyeglasses
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Prescription Eyeglasses; Prescription Eyeglasses sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Prescription Eyeglasses; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Prescription Eyeglasses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Weight Loss Productshealth.health_conditions_concerns.weight_loss_productsLevel 32 children
health.health_conditions_concerns.weight_loss_productsCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > health_conditions_concerns > weight_loss_products; use it only when Weight Loss Products is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Weight Loss Products
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Weight Loss Products; Weight Loss Products content within Health Conditions & Concerns
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Weight Loss Products; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Weight Loss Products
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.weight_loss_products.weight_loss_drugs_medicationsCanonical AON category at level 4 in health > health_conditions_concerns > weight_loss_products > weight_loss_drugs_medications; use it only when Weight Loss Drugs & Medications is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Weight Loss Drugs & Medications
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Weight Loss Drugs & Medications; Weight Loss Drugs & Medications content within Weight Loss Products
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Weight Loss Drugs & Medications; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Weight Loss Drugs & Medications
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.health_conditions_concerns.weight_loss_products.weight_loss_supplementsCanonical AON category at level 4 in health > health_conditions_concerns > weight_loss_products > weight_loss_supplements; use it only when Weight Loss Supplements is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Weight Loss Supplements
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Weight Loss Supplements; Weight Loss Supplements content within Weight Loss Products
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Weight Loss Supplements; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Weight Loss Supplements
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Medical Devices, Equipment & Supplieshealth.medical_devices_equipment_suppliesLevel 29 children
health.medical_devices_equipment_suppliesCanonical AON category at level 2 in health > medical_devices_equipment_supplies; use it only when Medical Devices, Equipment & Supplies is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Medical Devices, Equipment & Supplies
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Medical Devices, Equipment & Supplies; Medical Devices, Equipment & Supplies content within Health
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Medical Devices, Equipment & Supplies; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Medical Devices, Equipment & Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.first_aid_suppliesCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > medical_devices_equipment_supplies > first_aid_supplies; use it only when First Aid Supplies is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is First Aid Supplies
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about First Aid Supplies; First Aid Supplies content within Medical Devices, Equipment & Supplies
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of First Aid Supplies; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to First Aid Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Medical Diagnostic Equipment & Monitoring Deviceshealth.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.medical_diagnostic_equipment_monitoring_devicesLevel 36 children
health.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.medical_diagnostic_equipment_monitoring_devicesCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > medical_devices_equipment_supplies > medical_diagnostic_equipment_monitoring_devices; use it only when Medical Diagnostic Equipment & Monitoring Devices is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Medical Diagnostic Equipment & Monitoring Devices
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Medical Diagnostic Equipment & Monitoring Devices; Medical Diagnostic Equipment & Monitoring Devices content within Medical Devices, Equipment & Supplies
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Medical Diagnostic Equipment & Monitoring Devices; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Medical Diagnostic Equipment & Monitoring Devices
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.medical_diagnostic_equipment_monitoring_devices.blood_glucose_monitorsBlood Glucose Monitors products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Blood Glucose Monitors
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Blood Glucose Monitors; Blood Glucose Monitors sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Blood Glucose Monitors; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Blood Glucose Monitors
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.medical_diagnostic_equipment_monitoring_devices.blood_pressure_monitorsBlood Pressure Monitors products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Blood Pressure Monitors
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Blood Pressure Monitors; Blood Pressure Monitors sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Blood Pressure Monitors; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Blood Pressure Monitors
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.medical_diagnostic_equipment_monitoring_devices.body_composition_scalesBody Composition Scales products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Body Composition Scales
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Body Composition Scales; Body Composition Scales sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Body Composition Scales; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Body Composition Scales
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.medical_diagnostic_equipment_monitoring_devices.clinical_thermometersClinical Thermometers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Clinical Thermometers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Clinical Thermometers; Clinical Thermometers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Clinical Thermometers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Clinical Thermometers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.medical_diagnostic_equipment_monitoring_devices.home_health_test_kitsHome Health Test Kits products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Home Health Test Kits
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Home Health Test Kits; Home Health Test Kits sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Home Health Test Kits; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Home Health Test Kits
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.medical_diagnostic_equipment_monitoring_devices.pulse_oximetersPulse Oximeters products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Pulse Oximeters
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Pulse Oximeters; Pulse Oximeters sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Pulse Oximeters; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Pulse Oximeters
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Mobility Equipment & Accessorieshealth.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.mobility_equipment_accessoriesLevel 31 child
health.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.mobility_equipment_accessoriesCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > medical_devices_equipment_supplies > mobility_equipment_accessories; use it only when Mobility Equipment & Accessories is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Mobility Equipment & Accessories
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Mobility Equipment & Accessories; Mobility Equipment & Accessories content within Medical Devices, Equipment & Supplies
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Mobility Equipment & Accessories; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Mobility Equipment & Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.mobility_equipment_accessories.mobility_aidsMobility Aids products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Mobility Aids
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Mobility Aids; Mobility Aids sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Mobility Aids; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Mobility Aids
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.consumer_therapy_devicesConsumer Therapy Devices products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Consumer Therapy Devices
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Consumer Therapy Devices; Consumer Therapy Devices sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Consumer Therapy Devices; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Consumer Therapy Devices
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.diabetes_care_suppliesDiabetes Care Supplies products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Diabetes Care Supplies
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Diabetes Care Supplies; Diabetes Care Supplies sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Diabetes Care Supplies; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Diabetes Care Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.hearing_aids_assistive_listening_devicesHearing Aids & Assistive Listening Devices products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Hearing Aids & Assistive Listening Devices
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Hearing Aids & Assistive Listening Devices; Hearing Aids & Assistive Listening Devices sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Hearing Aids & Assistive Listening Devices; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Hearing Aids & Assistive Listening Devices
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.incontinence_suppliesIncontinence Supplies products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Incontinence Supplies
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Incontinence Supplies; Incontinence Supplies sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Incontinence Supplies; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Incontinence Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.orthopedic_braces_supportsOrthopedic Braces & Supports products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Orthopedic Braces & Supports
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Orthopedic Braces & Supports; Orthopedic Braces & Supports sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Orthopedic Braces & Supports; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Orthopedic Braces & Supports
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.medical_devices_equipment_supplies.respiratory_care_devices_suppliesRespiratory Care Devices & Supplies products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Respiratory Care Devices & Supplies
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Respiratory Care Devices & Supplies; Respiratory Care Devices & Supplies sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Respiratory Care Devices & Supplies; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Respiratory Care Devices & Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Nutrition & Dietinghealth.nutrition_dietingLevel 21 child
health.nutrition_dietingCanonical AON category at level 2 in health > nutrition_dieting; use it only when Nutrition & Dieting is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Nutrition & Dieting
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Nutrition & Dieting; Nutrition & Dieting content within Health
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Nutrition & Dieting; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Nutrition & Dieting
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.nutrition_dieting.diets_diet_programsCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > nutrition_dieting > diets_diet_programs; use it only when Diets & Diet Programs is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Diets & Diet Programs
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Diets & Diet Programs; Diets & Diet Programs content within Nutrition & Dieting
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Diets & Diet Programs; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Diets & Diet Programs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Pharmacyhealth.pharmacyLevel 22 children
health.pharmacyCanonical AON category at level 2 in health > pharmacy; use it only when Pharmacy is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Pharmacy
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Pharmacy; Pharmacy content within Health
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Pharmacy; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Pharmacy
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Drugs & Medicationshealth.pharmacy.drugs_medicationsLevel 31 child
health.pharmacy.drugs_medicationsCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > pharmacy > drugs_medications; use it only when Drugs & Medications is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Drugs & Medications
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Drugs & Medications; Drugs & Medications content within Pharmacy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Drugs & Medications; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Drugs & Medications
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.pharmacy.drugs_medications.non_prescription_medicinesNon-Prescription Medicines products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Non-Prescription Medicines
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Non-Prescription Medicines; Non-Prescription Medicines sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Non-Prescription Medicines; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Non-Prescription Medicines
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Vitamins & Supplementshealth.pharmacy.vitamins_supplementsLevel 32 children
health.pharmacy.vitamins_supplementsCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > pharmacy > vitamins_supplements; use it only when Vitamins & Supplements is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Vitamins & Supplements
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Vitamins & Supplements; Vitamins & Supplements content within Pharmacy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Vitamins & Supplements; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Vitamins & Supplements
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.pharmacy.vitamins_supplements.multi_vitaminsCanonical AON category at level 4 in health > pharmacy > vitamins_supplements > multi_vitamins; use it only when Multi-Vitamins is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Multi-Vitamins
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Multi-Vitamins; Multi-Vitamins content within Vitamins & Supplements
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Multi-Vitamins; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Multi-Vitamins
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.pharmacy.vitamins_supplements.sports_nutrition_supplementsCanonical AON category at level 4 in health > pharmacy > vitamins_supplements > sports_nutrition_supplements; use it only when Sports Nutrition Supplements is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Sports Nutrition Supplements
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sports Nutrition Supplements; Sports Nutrition Supplements content within Vitamins & Supplements
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Sports Nutrition Supplements; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Sports Nutrition Supplements
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Professional Medical Resourceshealth.professional_medical_resourcesLevel 22 children
health.professional_medical_resourcesCanonical AON category at level 2 in health > professional_medical_resources; use it only when Professional Medical Resources is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Professional Medical Resources
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Professional Medical Resources; Professional Medical Resources content within Health
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Professional Medical Resources; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Professional Medical Resources
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.professional_medical_resources.medical_researchCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > professional_medical_resources > medical_research; use it only when Medical Research is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Medical Research
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Medical Research; Medical Research content within Professional Medical Resources
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Medical Research; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Medical Research
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.professional_medical_resources.professional_health_care_educationCanonical AON category at level 3 in health > professional_medical_resources > professional_health_care_education; use it only when Professional Health Care Education is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Professional Health Care Education
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Professional Health Care Education; Professional Health Care Education content within Professional Medical Resources
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Professional Health Care Education; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Professional Health Care Education
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.condomsCondoms products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Condoms
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Condoms; Condoms sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Condoms; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Condoms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
health.personal_lubricantsPersonal Lubricants products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Health Products.
Boundary
- include
- product type and measurement or assistance function determine the category. Diagnosis, treatment claim, dosage, patient condition, prescription status beyond the admitted retail scope, and professional service remain separately governed.; Products whose primary comparison model is Personal Lubricants
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Personal Lubricants; Personal Lubricants sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Personal Lubricants; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Personal Lubricants
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Hobbies, Games & Leisurehobbies_games_leisureLevel 111 children
hobbies_games_leisureCanonical AON category at level 1 in hobbies_games_leisure; use it only when Hobbies, Games & Leisure is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Hobbies, Games & Leisure
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hobbies, Games & Leisure; Hobbies, Games & Leisure content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Hobbies, Games & Leisure; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Hobbies, Games & Leisure
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.ancestry_genealogyCanonical AON category at level 2 in hobbies_games_leisure > ancestry_genealogy; use it only when Ancestry & Genealogy is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Ancestry & Genealogy
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Ancestry & Genealogy; Ancestry & Genealogy content within Hobbies, Games & Leisure
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Ancestry & Genealogy; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Ancestry & Genealogy
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Antiques & Collectibleshobbies_games_leisure.antiques_collectiblesLevel 21 child
hobbies_games_leisure.antiques_collectiblesCanonical AON category at level 2 in hobbies_games_leisure > antiques_collectibles; use it only when Antiques & Collectibles is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Antiques & Collectibles
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Antiques & Collectibles; Antiques & Collectibles content within Hobbies, Games & Leisure
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Antiques & Collectibles; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Antiques & Collectibles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.antiques_collectibles.collectiblesCollectibles products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Books Media Collectibles And Gifts.
Boundary
- include
- purchasable physical or stored-value product format determines the category. Streaming access, creative work topic, merchant, denomination, edition, and collectible franchise remain attributes or separate service semantics.; Products whose primary comparison model is Collectibles
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Collectibles; Collectibles sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Collectibles; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Collectibles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Arts & Craftshobbies_games_leisure.arts_craftsLevel 21 child
hobbies_games_leisure.arts_craftsCanonical AON category at level 2 in hobbies_games_leisure > arts_crafts; use it only when Arts & Crafts is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Arts & Crafts
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Arts & Crafts; Arts & Crafts content within Hobbies, Games & Leisure
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Arts & Crafts; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Arts & Crafts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.arts_crafts.fiber_craftCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > arts_crafts > fiber_craft; use it only when Fiber Craft is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Fiber Craft
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Fiber Craft; Fiber Craft content within Arts & Crafts
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Fiber Craft; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Fiber Craft
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Camping & Outdoor Recreationhobbies_games_leisure.camping_outdoor_recreationLevel 24 children
hobbies_games_leisure.camping_outdoor_recreationCanonical AON category at level 2 in hobbies_games_leisure > camping_outdoor_recreation; use it only when Camping & Outdoor Recreation is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Camping & Outdoor Recreation
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Camping & Outdoor Recreation; Camping & Outdoor Recreation content within Hobbies, Games & Leisure
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Camping & Outdoor Recreation; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Camping & Outdoor Recreation
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Climbinghobbies_games_leisure.camping_outdoor_recreation.climbingLevel 31 child
hobbies_games_leisure.camping_outdoor_recreation.climbingCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > camping_outdoor_recreation > climbing; use it only when Climbing is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Climbing
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Climbing; Climbing content within Camping & Outdoor Recreation
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Climbing; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Climbing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.camping_outdoor_recreation.climbing.climbing_equipmentClimbing Equipment products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Sports And Outdoor Goods.
Boundary
- include
- the primary sport or outdoor activity and equipment function determine the category. Participant level, size, material, apparel styling, and rental or coaching service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Climbing Equipment
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Climbing Equipment; Climbing Equipment sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Climbing Equipment; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Climbing Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Hikinghobbies_games_leisure.camping_outdoor_recreation.hikingLevel 31 child
hobbies_games_leisure.camping_outdoor_recreation.hikingCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > camping_outdoor_recreation > hiking; use it only when Hiking is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Hiking
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hiking; Hiking content within Camping & Outdoor Recreation
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Hiking; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Hiking
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.camping_outdoor_recreation.hiking.hiking_equipmentHiking Equipment products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Sports And Outdoor Goods.
Boundary
- include
- the primary sport or outdoor activity and equipment function determine the category. Participant level, size, material, apparel styling, and rental or coaching service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Hiking Equipment
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Hiking Equipment; Hiking Equipment sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Hiking Equipment; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Hiking Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.camping_outdoor_recreation.multi_tools_pocket_knivesCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > camping_outdoor_recreation > multi_tools_pocket_knives; use it only when Multi-tools & Pocket Knives is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Multi-tools & Pocket Knives
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Multi-tools & Pocket Knives; Multi-tools & Pocket Knives content within Camping & Outdoor Recreation
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Multi-tools & Pocket Knives; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Multi-tools & Pocket Knives
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.camping_outdoor_recreation.camping_equipmentCamping Equipment products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Sports And Outdoor Goods.
Boundary
- include
- the primary sport or outdoor activity and equipment function determine the category. Participant level, size, material, apparel styling, and rental or coaching service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Camping Equipment
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Camping Equipment; Camping Equipment sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Camping Equipment; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Camping Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Cookinghobbies_games_leisure.cookingLevel 22 children
hobbies_games_leisure.cookingCanonical AON category at level 2 in hobbies_games_leisure > cooking; use it only when Cooking is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Cooking
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Cooking; Cooking content within Hobbies, Games & Leisure
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Cooking; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Cooking
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.cooking.cuisinesCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > cooking > cuisines; use it only when Cuisines is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Cuisines
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Cuisines; Cuisines content within Cooking
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Cuisines; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Cuisines
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.cooking.recipesCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > cooking > recipes; use it only when Recipes is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Recipes
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Recipes; Recipes content within Cooking
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Recipes; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Recipes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Gardeninghobbies_games_leisure.gardeningLevel 22 children
hobbies_games_leisure.gardeningCanonical AON category at level 2 in hobbies_games_leisure > gardening; use it only when Gardening is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Gardening
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Gardening; Gardening content within Hobbies, Games & Leisure
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Gardening; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Gardening
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.gardening.garden_structuresCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > gardening > garden_structures; use it only when Garden Structures is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Garden Structures
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Garden Structures; Garden Structures content within Gardening
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Garden Structures; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Garden Structures
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.gardening.trees_plants_shrubsCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > gardening > trees_plants_shrubs; use it only when Trees, Plants & Shrubs is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Trees, Plants & Shrubs
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Trees, Plants & Shrubs; Trees, Plants & Shrubs content within Gardening
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Trees, Plants & Shrubs; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Trees, Plants & Shrubs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Leisure Gamblinghobbies_games_leisure.leisure_gamblingLevel 21 child
hobbies_games_leisure.leisure_gamblingCanonical AON category at level 2 in hobbies_games_leisure > leisure_gambling; use it only when Leisure Gambling is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Leisure Gambling
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Leisure Gambling; Leisure Gambling content within Hobbies, Games & Leisure
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Leisure Gambling; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Leisure Gambling
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.leisure_gambling.poker_casino_gamesCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > leisure_gambling > poker_casino_games; use it only when Poker & Casino Games is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Poker & Casino Games
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Poker & Casino Games; Poker & Casino Games content within Leisure Gambling
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Poker & Casino Games; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Poker & Casino Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Pets & Animalshobbies_games_leisure.pets_animalsLevel 22 children
hobbies_games_leisure.pets_animalsCanonical AON category at level 2 in hobbies_games_leisure > pets_animals; use it only when Pets & Animals is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Pets & Animals
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Pets & Animals; Pets & Animals content within Hobbies, Games & Leisure
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Pets & Animals; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Pets & Animals
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.pets_animals.pet_breedingCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > pets_animals > pet_breeding; use it only when Pet Breeding is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Pet Breeding
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Pet Breeding; Pet Breeding content within Pets & Animals
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Pet Breeding; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Pet Breeding
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Pet Food & Supplieshobbies_games_leisure.pets_animals.pet_food_suppliesLevel 310 children
hobbies_games_leisure.pets_animals.pet_food_suppliesCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > pets_animals > pet_food_supplies; use it only when Pet Food & Supplies is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Pet Food & Supplies
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Pet Food & Supplies; Pet Food & Supplies content within Pets & Animals
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Pet Food & Supplies; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Pet Food & Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.pets_animals.pet_food_supplies.flea_tick_control_productsCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > pets_animals > pet_food_supplies > flea_tick_control_products; use it only when Flea & Tick Control Products is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Flea & Tick Control Products
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Flea & Tick Control Products; Flea & Tick Control Products content within Pet Food & Supplies
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Flea & Tick Control Products; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Flea & Tick Control Products
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Pet Food & Treatshobbies_games_leisure.pets_animals.pet_food_supplies.pet_food_treatsLevel 42 children
hobbies_games_leisure.pets_animals.pet_food_supplies.pet_food_treatsCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > pets_animals > pet_food_supplies > pet_food_treats; use it only when Pet Food & Treats is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Pet Food & Treats
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Pet Food & Treats; Pet Food & Treats content within Pet Food & Supplies
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Pet Food & Treats; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Pet Food & Treats
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.pets_animals.pet_food_supplies.pet_food_treats.pet_foodPet Food products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Pet Supplies.
Boundary
- include
- nutrition role, care task, and physical product form determine the category. Animal species, breed, size, flavor, material, and dosage remain attributes or governed product metadata.; Products whose primary comparison model is Pet Food
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Pet Food; Pet Food sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Pet Food; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Pet Food
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.pets_animals.pet_food_supplies.pet_food_treats.pet_treats_chewsPet Treats & Chews products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Pet Supplies.
Boundary
- include
- nutrition role, care task, and physical product form determine the category. Animal species, breed, size, flavor, material, and dosage remain attributes or governed product metadata.; Products whose primary comparison model is Pet Treats & Chews
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Pet Treats & Chews; Pet Treats & Chews sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Pet Treats & Chews; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Pet Treats & Chews
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.pets_animals.pet_food_supplies.pet_medicationsCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > pets_animals > pet_food_supplies > pet_medications; use it only when Pet Medications is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Pet Medications
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Pet Medications; Pet Medications content within Pet Food & Supplies
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Pet Medications; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Pet Medications
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.pets_animals.pet_food_supplies.pet_beds_furniturePet Beds & Furniture products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Pet Supplies.
Boundary
- include
- nutrition role, care task, and physical product form determine the category. Animal species, breed, size, flavor, material, and dosage remain attributes or governed product metadata.; Products whose primary comparison model is Pet Beds & Furniture
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Pet Beds & Furniture; Pet Beds & Furniture sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Pet Beds & Furniture; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Pet Beds & Furniture
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.pets_animals.pet_food_supplies.pet_carriers_crates_travel_suppliesPet Carriers, Crates & Travel Supplies products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Pet Supplies.
Boundary
- include
- nutrition role, care task, and physical product form determine the category. Animal species, breed, size, flavor, material, and dosage remain attributes or governed product metadata.; Products whose primary comparison model is Pet Carriers, Crates & Travel Supplies
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Pet Carriers, Crates & Travel Supplies; Pet Carriers, Crates & Travel Supplies sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Pet Carriers, Crates & Travel Supplies; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Pet Carriers, Crates & Travel Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.pets_animals.pet_food_supplies.pet_collars_harnesses_leashesPet Collars, Harnesses & Leashes products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Pet Supplies.
Boundary
- include
- nutrition role, care task, and physical product form determine the category. Animal species, breed, size, flavor, material, and dosage remain attributes or governed product metadata.; Products whose primary comparison model is Pet Collars, Harnesses & Leashes
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Pet Collars, Harnesses & Leashes; Pet Collars, Harnesses & Leashes sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Pet Collars, Harnesses & Leashes; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Pet Collars, Harnesses & Leashes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.pets_animals.pet_food_supplies.pet_feeding_watering_suppliesPet Feeding & Watering Supplies products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Pet Supplies.
Boundary
- include
- nutrition role, care task, and physical product form determine the category. Animal species, breed, size, flavor, material, and dosage remain attributes or governed product metadata.; Products whose primary comparison model is Pet Feeding & Watering Supplies
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Pet Feeding & Watering Supplies; Pet Feeding & Watering Supplies sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Pet Feeding & Watering Supplies; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Pet Feeding & Watering Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.pets_animals.pet_food_supplies.pet_grooming_suppliesPet Grooming Supplies products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Pet Supplies.
Boundary
- include
- nutrition role, care task, and physical product form determine the category. Animal species, breed, size, flavor, material, and dosage remain attributes or governed product metadata.; Products whose primary comparison model is Pet Grooming Supplies
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Pet Grooming Supplies; Pet Grooming Supplies sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Pet Grooming Supplies; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Pet Grooming Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.pets_animals.pet_food_supplies.pet_litter_housebreaking_suppliesPet Litter & Housebreaking Supplies products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Pet Supplies.
Boundary
- include
- nutrition role, care task, and physical product form determine the category. Animal species, breed, size, flavor, material, and dosage remain attributes or governed product metadata.; Products whose primary comparison model is Pet Litter & Housebreaking Supplies
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Pet Litter & Housebreaking Supplies; Pet Litter & Housebreaking Supplies sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Pet Litter & Housebreaking Supplies; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Pet Litter & Housebreaking Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.pets_animals.pet_food_supplies.pet_toysPet Toys products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Pet Supplies.
Boundary
- include
- nutrition role, care task, and physical product form determine the category. Animal species, breed, size, flavor, material, and dosage remain attributes or governed product metadata.; Products whose primary comparison model is Pet Toys
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Pet Toys; Pet Toys sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Pet Toys; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Pet Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Photo & Videohobbies_games_leisure.photo_videoLevel 24 children
hobbies_games_leisure.photo_videoCanonical AON category at level 2 in hobbies_games_leisure > photo_video; use it only when Photo & Video is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Photo & Video
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Photo & Video; Photo & Video content within Hobbies, Games & Leisure
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Photo & Video; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Photo & Video
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.photo_video.digital_camerasCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > photo_video > digital_cameras; use it only when Digital Cameras is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Digital Cameras
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Digital Cameras; Digital Cameras content within Photo & Video
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Digital Cameras; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Digital Cameras
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.photo_video.photo_video_accessoriesCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > photo_video > photo_video_accessories; use it only when Photo & Video Accessories is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Photo & Video Accessories
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Photo & Video Accessories; Photo & Video Accessories content within Photo & Video
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Photo & Video Accessories; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Photo & Video Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.photo_video.photographic_digital_artsCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > photo_video > photographic_digital_arts; use it only when Photographic & Digital Arts is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Photographic & Digital Arts
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Photographic & Digital Arts; Photographic & Digital Arts content within Photo & Video
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Photographic & Digital Arts; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Photographic & Digital Arts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.photo_video.video_cameras_camcordersCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > photo_video > video_cameras_camcorders; use it only when Video Cameras & Camcorders is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Video Cameras & Camcorders
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Video Cameras & Camcorders; Video Cameras & Camcorders content within Photo & Video
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Video Cameras & Camcorders; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Video Cameras & Camcorders
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Prizes & Competitionshobbies_games_leisure.prizes_competitionsLevel 21 child
hobbies_games_leisure.prizes_competitionsCanonical AON category at level 2 in hobbies_games_leisure > prizes_competitions; use it only when Prizes & Competitions is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Prizes & Competitions
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Prizes & Competitions; Prizes & Competitions content within Hobbies, Games & Leisure
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Prizes & Competitions; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Prizes & Competitions
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.prizes_competitions.sweepstakes_product_promotions_giveawaysCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > prizes_competitions > sweepstakes_product_promotions_giveaways; use it only when Sweepstakes, Product Promotions & Giveaways is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Sweepstakes, Product Promotions & Giveaways
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sweepstakes, Product Promotions & Giveaways; Sweepstakes, Product Promotions & Giveaways content within Prizes & Competitions
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Sweepstakes, Product Promotions & Giveaways; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Sweepstakes, Product Promotions & Giveaways
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Toys & Gameshobbies_games_leisure.toys_gamesLevel 22 children
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_gamesCanonical AON category at level 2 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games; use it only when Toys & Games is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Toys & Games
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Toys & Games; Toys & Games content within Hobbies, Games & Leisure
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Toys & Games; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Toys & Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Gameshobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.gamesLevel 310 children
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.gamesCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > games; use it only when Games is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Games
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Games; Games content within Toys & Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Games; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.arcade_coin_op_gamesCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > games > arcade_coin_op_games; use it only when Arcade & Coin-Op Games is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Arcade & Coin-Op Games
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Arcade & Coin-Op Games; Arcade & Coin-Op Games content within Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Arcade & Coin-Op Games; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Arcade & Coin-Op Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.board_gamesCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > games > board_games; use it only when Board Games is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Board Games
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Board Games; Board Games content within Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Board Games; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Board Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.card_gamesCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > games > card_games; use it only when Card Games is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Card Games
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Card Games; Card Games content within Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Card Games; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Card Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.children_s_games_activitiesCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > games > children_s_games_activities; use it only when Children's Games & Activities is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Children's Games & Activities
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Children's Games & Activities; Children's Games & Activities content within Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Children's Games & Activities; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Children's Games & Activities
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Online Games & Puzzleshobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.online_games_puzzlesLevel 41 child
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.online_games_puzzlesCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > games > online_games_puzzles; use it only when Online Games & Puzzles is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Online Games & Puzzles
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Online Games & Puzzles; Online Games & Puzzles content within Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Online Games & Puzzles; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Online Games & Puzzles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.online_games_puzzles.massive_multiplayer_online_gamesCanonical AON category at level 5 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > games > online_games_puzzles > massive_multiplayer_online_games; use it only when Massive Multiplayer Online Games is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Massive Multiplayer Online Games
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Massive Multiplayer Online Games; Massive Multiplayer Online Games content within Online Games & Puzzles
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Massive Multiplayer Online Games; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Massive Multiplayer Online Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.puzzles_brainteasersCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > games > puzzles_brainteasers; use it only when Puzzles & Brainteasers is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Puzzles & Brainteasers
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Puzzles & Brainteasers; Puzzles & Brainteasers content within Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Puzzles & Brainteasers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Puzzles & Brainteasers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.roleplaying_gamesCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > games > roleplaying_games; use it only when Roleplaying Games is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Roleplaying Games
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Roleplaying Games; Roleplaying Games content within Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Roleplaying Games; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Roleplaying Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.strategy_gamesCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > games > strategy_games; use it only when Strategy Games is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Strategy Games
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Strategy Games; Strategy Games content within Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Strategy Games; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Strategy Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Video Games, Consoles & Accessorieshobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.video_games_consoles_accessoriesLevel 44 children
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.video_games_consoles_accessoriesCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > games > video_games_consoles_accessories; use it only when Video Games, Consoles & Accessories is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Video Games, Consoles & Accessories
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Video Games, Consoles & Accessories; Video Games, Consoles & Accessories content within Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Video Games, Consoles & Accessories; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Video Games, Consoles & Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Computer & Video Gameshobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.video_games_consoles_accessories.computer_video_gamesLevel 59 children
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.video_games_consoles_accessories.computer_video_gamesPlayable computer, console or mobile base-game software and its persistent license, used as a container when no supported primary genre is evidenced.
Aliases: base video game, computer game software, video game software
Boundary
- include
- Base video-game software without a supported genre target; Keys demonstrably granting persistent rights to a specific base game and bundles whose primary object is that game
- exclude
- Consoles, accessories, tabletop games and store-value cards; Digital stores, cloud gaming and subscriptions; Standalone DLC, game items and virtual currency
- primary rule
- Prefer an evidenced supported genre leaf; platform, edition, delivery medium and redemption key are attributes. Bundles follow a base game only when it is the proven primary object.
- residual rule
- Unknown key rights remain unresolved; unknown bundle composition or primacy remains broad or unresolved. Missing digital puzzle, RPG or strategy leaves do not justify tabletop targets.
Examples
- positive
- Playable base game with unknown primary genre; Persistent base-game license delivered by a verified redemption key
- negative
- Cloud gaming subscription; Standalone expansion pack
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.video_games_consoles_accessories.computer_video_games.action_platform_gamesBase video-game software whose primary play centers on real-time action, reflexes, movement, close combat or platform jumping.
Aliases: action video game, platform video game
Boundary
- include
- Action games dominated by movement or close combat; Platform-jumping base games
- exclude
- Shooter-, racing-, sports- or strategy-primary games; Hardware and standalone add-ons; Codes with unknown rights or granting DLC or a term service
- primary rule
- Choose the dominant gameplay loop; view, platform, edition and secondary adventure mechanics are attributes.
- residual rule
- Known persistent base-game keys follow the game; unknown rights or bundle primacy remain unresolved, and genre ambiguity stays at the digital game container.
Examples
- positive
- Persistent platform-jumping base-game license; Close-combat action base game
- negative
- Ranged-combat shooter base game; Standalone action-game DLC
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.video_games_consoles_accessories.computer_video_games.adventure_gamesBase video-game software primarily advancing through exploration, narrative, dialogue or environmental problem solving.
Aliases: adventure video game, narrative exploration game
Boundary
- include
- Narrative exploration base games; Dialogue and environment-led adventure games
- exclude
- Action or shooter games merely having a rich story; Character-build progression as the dominant system; Tabletop adventures and standalone add-ons
- primary rule
- Choose the primary gameplay loop, not storytelling alone; environmental puzzles do not by themselves establish a puzzle-primary game.
- residual rule
- Verified persistent base-game keys follow the game; unknown rights or bundle primacy remain unresolved and unclear genre stays in the digital game container.
Examples
- positive
- Narrative exploration adventure game; Dialogue-led mystery adventure game
- negative
- Combat-primary action game; Tabletop adventure board game
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.video_games_consoles_accessories.computer_video_games.casual_gamesBase video-game software primarily designed around low-barrier entry, flexible short sessions and limited mechanical complexity.
Aliases: casual video game, short-session casual game
Boundary
- include
- Low-complexity short-session base games; Flexible accessible play as the dominant experience
- exclude
- Structured puzzle solving as the main progression challenge; Other genres labeled casual solely because of mobile platform, free pricing or easy difficulty
- primary rule
- Require casual experience as the principal model; platform, pricing, social functions and difficulty alone are insufficient.
- residual rule
- Puzzle-primary games without a digital leaf stay broad in Computer & Video Games, not Casual Games; unproven keys and bundles remain unresolved.
Examples
- positive
- Simple short-session arcade tapping game; Low-complexity pick-up-and-play base game
- negative
- Logic-puzzle-primary game; Complex strategy game on a phone
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.video_games_consoles_accessories.computer_video_games.driving_racing_gamesBase video-game software primarily organized around timed or competitive racing with vehicles, mounts or other controllable racers.
Aliases: driving racing video game, racing video game
Boundary
- include
- Competitive vehicle-racing games; Timed racing base games
- exclude
- General sports games; Non-racing transport or driving simulation; Real driving services and controller hardware
- primary rule
- The racing objective takes priority over vehicle type, realism or controller support.
- residual rule
- Use actual gameplay evidence to distinguish racing from simulation; unknown genre stays in the digital game container and unproven keys or bundles remain unresolved.
Examples
- positive
- Circuit-racing base game; Timed kart-racing game
- negative
- City-bus operation simulator without racing; Steering-wheel controller
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.video_games_consoles_accessories.computer_video_games.family_children_s_gamesBase video-game software primarily designed and compared for children's or shared family play through suitable content and difficulty, when no stronger supported primary genre applies.
Aliases: children video game, family video game
Boundary
- include
- Children-focused base video games; Shared family play as the principal game design model
- exclude
- Games merely carrying an age rating while primarily comparable by another genre; Physical children's toys and tabletop games
- primary rule
- Prefer a more clearly evidenced primary genre; age guidance, parental controls, multiplayer and educational features are attributes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer a new educational game type or family classification from age alone; unproven keys or bundle primacy remain unresolved.
Examples
- positive
- Children-focused cooperative digital play game; Family shared-play base video game
- negative
- Physical children's board game; Shooter game merely carrying an age rating
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.video_games_consoles_accessories.computer_video_games.music_dance_gamesBase video-game software whose principal play consists of rhythm, musical performance, singing or dance interaction.
Aliases: dance video game, music video game, rhythm game
Boundary
- include
- Rhythm and singing base games; Interactive dance video games
- exclude
- Music downloads and streaming services; Instruments, dance lessons and controller hardware; Games merely using a musical soundtrack
- primary rule
- Require musical or dance interaction as the primary gameplay, not background music; input, catalog and peripheral compatibility are attributes.
- residual rule
- Unclear genre stays in the digital game container; verified base-game keys follow the game and unproven keys or bundles remain unresolved.
Examples
- positive
- Rhythm-matching base game; Interactive dance-performance game
- negative
- Music album download; Dance-controller peripheral
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.video_games_consoles_accessories.computer_video_games.shooter_gamesBase video-game software whose principal challenge is aiming and ranged-weapon combat.
Aliases: shooter video game
Boundary
- include
- First- or third-person shooter base games; Top-down or similar ranged-combat games
- exclude
- Action or adventure games with merely incidental shooting; Physical shooting toys; Standalone add-on content
- primary rule
- Select the dominant aiming and ranged-combat loop; perspective, tactics, multiplayer and weapon theme are attributes.
- residual rule
- Unclear mixed genre stays in the digital game container; verified base-game keys follow the game and unproven keys or bundles remain unresolved.
Examples
- positive
- First-person ranged-combat base game; Top-down aiming-focused shooter game
- negative
- Exploration adventure with occasional shooting; Toy dart blaster
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.video_games_consoles_accessories.computer_video_games.simulation_gamesBase video-game software primarily modeling the operation, behavior or management of a real or imagined system, activity, profession or environment.
Aliases: simulation video game, system simulation game
Boundary
- include
- Life and operational simulation games; Management simulations whose primary loop is system modeling
- exclude
- Racing-, direct sport-play- or strategic-command-primary games; Professional simulation software and equipment
- primary rule
- Classify the primary modeled activity; realism, sandbox mode and controller support are attributes.
- residual rule
- Management and strategy overlap requires gameplay evidence; the missing digital Strategy leaf does not justify simulation classification. Unknown keys or bundle primacy remain unresolved.
Examples
- positive
- Life-simulation base game; Non-racing transport-operation simulation game
- negative
- Strategic-command war game; Professional aircraft training simulator
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.video_games_consoles_accessories.computer_video_games.sports_gamesBase video-game software whose primary play recreates or adapts direct participation in a recognized sport.
Aliases: sport simulation game, sports video game
Boundary
- include
- Match-based recognized-sport video games; Games directly playing sport rules and competitive actions
- exclude
- Racing games; Team-management simulations without direct sport play; Real sports tickets, broadcasts and equipment
- primary rule
- Direct sport play must dominate; sport, team licenses, controls, platform and online modes are attributes.
- residual rule
- Management-primary games require simulation evidence; unknown genre stays broad and unproven keys or bundle primacy remain unresolved.
Examples
- positive
- Playable football-match video game; Tennis-match base video game
- negative
- Team roster-management simulator; Live stadium admission ticket
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.video_games_consoles_accessories.video_game_consolesCanonical AON category at level 5 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > games > video_games_consoles_accessories > video_game_consoles; use it only when Video Game Consoles is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Video Game Consoles
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Video Game Consoles; Video Game Consoles content within Video Games, Consoles & Accessories
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Video Game Consoles; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Video Game Consoles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.video_games_consoles_accessories.game_add_on_contentSeparately identifiable digital content that adds to or modifies a base video game, grouped broadly by add-on type when no more specific supported target exists.
Aliases: downloadable game content, game add-on, game expansion, in-game currency
Boundary
- include
- Standalone expansions, DLC and add-on season passes; Game-specific cosmetic items, characters, maps and virtual currency
- exclude
- Complete base games and bundles primarily selling a base game; Gaming hardware and general store-value cards; Subscriptions whose main value is ongoing service access
- primary rule
- Require a separately offered addition to an identified game and compare within content type; DLC, cosmetics and currency are not one exact comparison model.
- residual rule
- Keep proven add-ons here if no specific type exists; unknown base-game versus add-on or subscription rights remain unresolved.
Examples
- positive
- Standalone expansion campaign; Game-specific cosmetic character skin
- negative
- Complete base-game bundle; General game-store gift card
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.video_games_consoles_accessories.game_controllersGame Controllers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Audio Wearables And Adjacent Electronics.
Boundary
- include
- the primary device function determines the category. Wireless capability, smart capability, form factor, protocol, and platform compatibility remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Game Controllers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Game Controllers; Game Controllers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Game Controllers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Game Controllers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.games.word_gamesCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > games > word_games; use it only when Word Games is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Word Games
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Word Games; Word Games content within Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Word Games; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Word Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Toyshobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.toysLevel 312 children
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.toysCanonical AON category at level 3 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > toys; use it only when Toys is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Toys
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Toys; Toys content within Toys & Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Toys; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.toys.action_figuresCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > toys > action_figures; use it only when Action Figures is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Action Figures
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Action Figures; Action Figures content within Toys
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Action Figures; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Action Figures
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.toys.building_toysCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > toys > building_toys; use it only when Building Toys is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Building Toys
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Building Toys; Building Toys content within Toys
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Building Toys; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Building Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.toys.children_s_dolls_dress_up_toys_costumesCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > toys > children_s_dolls_dress_up_toys_costumes; use it only when Children's Dolls, Dress-Up Toys & Costumes is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Children's Dolls, Dress-Up Toys & Costumes
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Children's Dolls, Dress-Up Toys & Costumes; Children's Dolls, Dress-Up Toys & Costumes content within Toys
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Children's Dolls, Dress-Up Toys & Costumes; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Children's Dolls, Dress-Up Toys & Costumes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.toys.educational_toysCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > toys > educational_toys; use it only when Educational Toys is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Educational Toys
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Educational Toys; Educational Toys content within Toys
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Educational Toys; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Educational Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.toys.radio_controlled_toys_accessoriesCanonical AON category at level 4 in hobbies_games_leisure > toys_games > toys > radio_controlled_toys_accessories; use it only when Radio Controlled Toys & Accessories is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Radio Controlled Toys & Accessories
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Radio Controlled Toys & Accessories; Radio Controlled Toys & Accessories content within Toys
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Radio Controlled Toys & Accessories; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Radio Controlled Toys & Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.toys.electronic_interactive_toysElectronic & Interactive Toys products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Toys.
Boundary
- include
- stable toy form and play pattern determine the category. Licensed character, age band, material, color, theme, and power source remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Electronic & Interactive Toys
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Electronic & Interactive Toys; Electronic & Interactive Toys sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Electronic & Interactive Toys; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Electronic & Interactive Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.toys.infant_toddler_toysInfant & Toddler Toys products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Toys.
Boundary
- include
- stable toy form and play pattern determine the category. Licensed character, age band, material, color, theme, and power source remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Infant & Toddler Toys
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Infant & Toddler Toys; Infant & Toddler Toys sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Infant & Toddler Toys; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Infant & Toddler Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.toys.musical_toysMusical Toys products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Toys.
Boundary
- include
- stable toy form and play pattern determine the category. Licensed character, age band, material, color, theme, and power source remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Musical Toys
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Musical Toys; Musical Toys sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Musical Toys; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Musical Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.toys.outdoor_ride_on_toysOutdoor & Ride-On Toys products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Toys.
Boundary
- include
- stable toy form and play pattern determine the category. Licensed character, age band, material, color, theme, and power source remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Outdoor & Ride-On Toys
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Outdoor & Ride-On Toys; Outdoor & Ride-On Toys sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Outdoor & Ride-On Toys; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Outdoor & Ride-On Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.toys.plush_toysPlush Toys products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Toys.
Boundary
- include
- stable toy form and play pattern determine the category. Licensed character, age band, material, color, theme, and power source remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Plush Toys
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Plush Toys; Plush Toys sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Plush Toys; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Plush Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.toys.pretend_play_role_play_toysPretend Play & Role Play Toys products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Toys.
Boundary
- include
- stable toy form and play pattern determine the category. Licensed character, age band, material, color, theme, and power source remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Pretend Play & Role Play Toys
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Pretend Play & Role Play Toys; Pretend Play & Role Play Toys sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Pretend Play & Role Play Toys; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Pretend Play & Role Play Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
hobbies_games_leisure.toys_games.toys.toy_vehiclesToy Vehicles products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Toys.
Boundary
- include
- stable toy form and play pattern determine the category. Licensed character, age band, material, color, theme, and power source remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Toy Vehicles
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Toy Vehicles; Toy Vehicles sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Toy Vehicles; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Toy Vehicles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Home & Gardenhome_gardenLevel 114 children
home_gardenCanonical AON category at level 1 in home_garden; use it only when Home & Garden is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Home & Garden
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Home & Garden; Home & Garden content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Home & Garden; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Home & Garden
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Bedding & Linenshome_garden.bedding_linensLevel 24 children
home_garden.bedding_linensCanonical AON category at level 2 in home_garden > bedding_linens; use it only when Bedding & Linens is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Bedding & Linens
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Bedding & Linens; Bedding & Linens content within Home & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Bedding & Linens; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Bedding & Linens
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.bedding_linens.bed_pillowsBed Pillows products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Bed Pillows
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Bed Pillows; Bed Pillows sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Bed Pillows; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Bed Pillows
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.bedding_linens.blankets_throwsBlankets & Throws products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Blankets & Throws
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Blankets & Throws; Blankets & Throws sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Blankets & Throws; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Blankets & Throws
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.bedding_linens.duvets_comforters_quiltsDuvets, Comforters & Quilts products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Duvets, Comforters & Quilts
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Duvets, Comforters & Quilts; Duvets, Comforters & Quilts sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Duvets, Comforters & Quilts; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Duvets, Comforters & Quilts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.bedding_linens.sheets_pillowcasesSheets & Pillowcases products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Sheets & Pillowcases
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Sheets & Pillowcases; Sheets & Pillowcases sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Sheets & Pillowcases; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Sheets & Pillowcases
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Home Applianceshome_garden.home_appliancesLevel 28 children
home_garden.home_appliancesCanonical AON category at level 2 in home_garden > home_appliances; use it only when Home Appliances is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Home Appliances
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Home Appliances; Home Appliances content within Home & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Home Appliances; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Home Appliances
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_appliances.home_appliance_service_repairCanonical AON category at level 3 in home_garden > home_appliances > home_appliance_service_repair; use it only when Home Appliance Service & Repair is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Home Appliance Service & Repair
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Home Appliance Service & Repair; Home Appliance Service & Repair content within Home Appliances
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Home Appliance Service & Repair; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Home Appliance Service & Repair
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Major Kitchen Applianceshome_garden.home_appliances.major_kitchen_appliancesLevel 34 children
home_garden.home_appliances.major_kitchen_appliancesCanonical AON category at level 3 in home_garden > home_appliances > major_kitchen_appliances; use it only when Major Kitchen Appliances is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Major Kitchen Appliances
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Major Kitchen Appliances; Major Kitchen Appliances content within Home Appliances
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Major Kitchen Appliances; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Major Kitchen Appliances
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_appliances.major_kitchen_appliances.cooktopsCooktops products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Cooktops
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Cooktops; Cooktops sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Cooktops; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Cooktops
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_appliances.major_kitchen_appliances.dishwashersDishwashers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Dishwashers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Dishwashers; Dishwashers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Dishwashers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Dishwashers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_appliances.major_kitchen_appliances.ranges_ovensRanges & Ovens products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Ranges & Ovens
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Ranges & Ovens; Ranges & Ovens sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Ranges & Ovens; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Ranges & Ovens
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_appliances.major_kitchen_appliances.refrigeration_appliancesRefrigeration Appliances products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Refrigeration Appliances
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Refrigeration Appliances; Refrigeration Appliances sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Refrigeration Appliances; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Refrigeration Appliances
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_appliances.vacuum_cleaners_accessoriesCanonical AON category at level 3 in home_garden > home_appliances > vacuum_cleaners_accessories; use it only when Vacuum Cleaners & Accessories is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Vacuum Cleaners & Accessories
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Vacuum Cleaners & Accessories; Vacuum Cleaners & Accessories content within Home Appliances
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Vacuum Cleaners & Accessories; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Vacuum Cleaners & Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_appliances.washers_dryersCanonical AON category at level 3 in home_garden > home_appliances > washers_dryers; use it only when Washers & Dryers is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Washers & Dryers
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Washers & Dryers; Washers & Dryers content within Home Appliances
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Washers & Dryers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Washers & Dryers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_appliances.climate_air_treatment_appliancesClimate & Air Treatment Appliances products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Climate & Air Treatment Appliances
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Climate & Air Treatment Appliances; Climate & Air Treatment Appliances sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Climate & Air Treatment Appliances; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Climate & Air Treatment Appliances
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_appliances.irons_garment_steamersIrons & Garment Steamers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Irons & Garment Steamers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Irons & Garment Steamers; Irons & Garment Steamers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Irons & Garment Steamers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Irons & Garment Steamers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_appliances.powered_floor_cleanersPowered Floor Cleaners products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Powered Floor Cleaners
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Powered Floor Cleaners; Powered Floor Cleaners sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Powered Floor Cleaners; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Powered Floor Cleaners
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Small Kitchen Applianceshome_garden.home_appliances.small_kitchen_appliancesLevel 36 children
home_garden.home_appliances.small_kitchen_appliancesSmall Kitchen Appliances products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Small Kitchen Appliances
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Small Kitchen Appliances; Small Kitchen Appliances sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Small Kitchen Appliances; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Small Kitchen Appliances
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_appliances.small_kitchen_appliances.blenders_food_processors_mixersBlenders, Food Processors & Mixers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Blenders, Food Processors & Mixers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Blenders, Food Processors & Mixers; Blenders, Food Processors & Mixers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Blenders, Food Processors & Mixers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Blenders, Food Processors & Mixers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_appliances.small_kitchen_appliances.coffee_tea_makersCoffee & Tea Makers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Coffee & Tea Makers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Coffee & Tea Makers; Coffee & Tea Makers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Coffee & Tea Makers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Coffee & Tea Makers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_appliances.small_kitchen_appliances.countertop_cooking_appliancesCountertop Cooking Appliances products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Countertop Cooking Appliances
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Countertop Cooking Appliances; Countertop Cooking Appliances sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Countertop Cooking Appliances; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Countertop Cooking Appliances
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_appliances.small_kitchen_appliances.electric_kettlesElectric Kettles products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Electric Kettles
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Electric Kettles; Electric Kettles sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Electric Kettles; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Electric Kettles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_appliances.small_kitchen_appliances.microwave_ovensMicrowave Ovens products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Microwave Ovens
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Microwave Ovens; Microwave Ovens sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Microwave Ovens; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Microwave Ovens
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_appliances.small_kitchen_appliances.rice_multi_cookersRice & Multi-Cookers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Rice & Multi-Cookers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Rice & Multi-Cookers; Rice & Multi-Cookers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Rice & Multi-Cookers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Rice & Multi-Cookers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_decor_interior_decoratingCanonical AON category at level 2 in home_garden > home_decor_interior_decorating; use it only when Home Decor & Interior Decorating is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Home Decor & Interior Decorating
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Home Decor & Interior Decorating; Home Decor & Interior Decorating content within Home & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Home Decor & Interior Decorating; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Home Decor & Interior Decorating
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Home Furniturehome_garden.home_furnitureLevel 27 children
home_garden.home_furnitureCanonical AON category at level 2 in home_garden > home_furniture; use it only when Home Furniture is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Home Furniture
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Home Furniture; Home Furniture content within Home & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Home Furniture; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Home Furniture
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_furniture.mattressesCanonical AON category at level 3 in home_garden > home_furniture > mattresses; use it only when Mattresses is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Mattresses
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Mattresses; Mattresses content within Home Furniture
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Mattresses; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Mattresses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_furniture.beds_bed_framesBeds & Bed Frames products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Beds & Bed Frames
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Beds & Bed Frames; Beds & Bed Frames sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Beds & Bed Frames; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Beds & Bed Frames
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_furniture.cabinets_shelving_storage_furnitureCabinets, Shelving & Storage Furniture products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Cabinets, Shelving & Storage Furniture
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Cabinets, Shelving & Storage Furniture; Cabinets, Shelving & Storage Furniture sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Cabinets, Shelving & Storage Furniture; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Cabinets, Shelving & Storage Furniture
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_furniture.chairs_seatingChairs & Seating products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Chairs & Seating
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Chairs & Seating; Chairs & Seating sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Chairs & Seating; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Chairs & Seating
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_furniture.desks_workstationsDesks & Workstations products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Desks & Workstations
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Desks & Workstations; Desks & Workstations sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Desks & Workstations; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Desks & Workstations
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_furniture.sofas_loveseatsSofas & Loveseats products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Sofas & Loveseats
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Sofas & Loveseats; Sofas & Loveseats sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Sofas & Loveseats; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Sofas & Loveseats
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_furniture.tablesTables products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Tables
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Tables; Tables sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Tables; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Tables
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Home Heating & Coolinghome_garden.home_heating_coolingLevel 21 child
home_garden.home_heating_coolingCanonical AON category at level 2 in home_garden > home_heating_cooling; use it only when Home Heating & Cooling is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Home Heating & Cooling
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Home Heating & Cooling; Home Heating & Cooling content within Home & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Home Heating & Cooling; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Home Heating & Cooling
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_heating_cooling.thermostatsThermostats products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Smart Home Product Types.
Boundary
- include
- there is no parallel `smart_home_devices` category. Products stay under their primary hardware function; protocol, assistant ecosystem, and connected capability remain attributes. `home_security_sensors` is a selectable residual family for door/window/motion and unclassified home-safety sensors; smoke/CO and water-leak products use its exact children.; Products whose primary comparison model is Thermostats
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Thermostats; Thermostats sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Thermostats; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Thermostats
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Home Improvement & Maintenancehome_garden.home_improvement_maintenanceLevel 22 children
home_garden.home_improvement_maintenanceCanonical AON category at level 2 in home_garden > home_improvement_maintenance; use it only when Home Improvement & Maintenance is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Home Improvement & Maintenance
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Home Improvement & Maintenance; Home Improvement & Maintenance content within Home & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Home Improvement & Maintenance; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Home Improvement & Maintenance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_improvement_maintenance.smart_plugsSmart Plugs products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Smart Home Product Types.
Boundary
- include
- there is no parallel `smart_home_devices` category. Products stay under their primary hardware function; protocol, assistant ecosystem, and connected capability remain attributes. `home_security_sensors` is a selectable residual family for door/window/motion and unclassified home-safety sensors; smoke/CO and water-leak products use its exact children.; Products whose primary comparison model is Smart Plugs
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Smart Plugs; Smart Plugs sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Smart Plugs; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Smart Plugs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_improvement_maintenance.wall_switches_dimmersWall Switches & Dimmers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Smart Home Product Types.
Boundary
- include
- there is no parallel `smart_home_devices` category. Products stay under their primary hardware function; protocol, assistant ecosystem, and connected capability remain attributes. `home_security_sensors` is a selectable residual family for door/window/motion and unclassified home-safety sensors; smoke/CO and water-leak products use its exact children.; Products whose primary comparison model is Wall Switches & Dimmers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Wall Switches & Dimmers; Wall Switches & Dimmers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Wall Switches & Dimmers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Wall Switches & Dimmers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Home Safety & Securityhome_garden.home_safety_securityLevel 26 children
home_garden.home_safety_securityCanonical AON category at level 2 in home_garden > home_safety_security; use it only when Home Safety & Security is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Home Safety & Security
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Home Safety & Security; Home Safety & Security content within Home & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Home Safety & Security; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Home Safety & Security
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_safety_security.door_locksDoor Locks products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Smart Home Product Types.
Boundary
- include
- there is no parallel `smart_home_devices` category. Products stay under their primary hardware function; protocol, assistant ecosystem, and connected capability remain attributes. `home_security_sensors` is a selectable residual family for door/window/motion and unclassified home-safety sensors; smoke/CO and water-leak products use its exact children.; Products whose primary comparison model is Door Locks
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Door Locks; Door Locks sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Door Locks; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Door Locks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_safety_security.home_alarm_systems_sirensHome Alarm Systems & Sirens products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Smart Home Product Types.
Boundary
- include
- there is no parallel `smart_home_devices` category. Products stay under their primary hardware function; protocol, assistant ecosystem, and connected capability remain attributes. `home_security_sensors` is a selectable residual family for door/window/motion and unclassified home-safety sensors; smoke/CO and water-leak products use its exact children.; Products whose primary comparison model is Home Alarm Systems & Sirens
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Home Alarm Systems & Sirens; Home Alarm Systems & Sirens sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Home Alarm Systems & Sirens; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Home Alarm Systems & Sirens
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Home Security Sensorshome_garden.home_safety_security.home_security_sensorsLevel 32 children
home_garden.home_safety_security.home_security_sensorsHome Security Sensors products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Smart Home Product Types.
Boundary
- include
- there is no parallel `smart_home_devices` category. Products stay under their primary hardware function; protocol, assistant ecosystem, and connected capability remain attributes. `home_security_sensors` is a selectable residual family for door/window/motion and unclassified home-safety sensors; smoke/CO and water-leak products use its exact children.; Products whose primary comparison model is Home Security Sensors
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Home Security Sensors; Home Security Sensors sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Home Security Sensors; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Home Security Sensors
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_safety_security.home_security_sensors.smoke_carbon_monoxide_detectorsSmoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Smart Home Product Types.
Boundary
- include
- there is no parallel `smart_home_devices` category. Products stay under their primary hardware function; protocol, assistant ecosystem, and connected capability remain attributes. `home_security_sensors` is a selectable residual family for door/window/motion and unclassified home-safety sensors; smoke/CO and water-leak products use its exact children.; Products whose primary comparison model is Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors; Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_safety_security.home_security_sensors.water_leak_detectorsWater Leak Detectors products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Smart Home Product Types.
Boundary
- include
- there is no parallel `smart_home_devices` category. Products stay under their primary hardware function; protocol, assistant ecosystem, and connected capability remain attributes. `home_security_sensors` is a selectable residual family for door/window/motion and unclassified home-safety sensors; smoke/CO and water-leak products use its exact children.; Products whose primary comparison model is Water Leak Detectors
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Water Leak Detectors; Water Leak Detectors sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Water Leak Detectors; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Water Leak Detectors
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_safety_security.safes_lockboxesSafes & Lockboxes products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Safes & Lockboxes
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Safes & Lockboxes; Safes & Lockboxes sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Safes & Lockboxes; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Safes & Lockboxes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_safety_security.security_camerasSecurity Cameras products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Smart Home Product Types.
Boundary
- include
- there is no parallel `smart_home_devices` category. Products stay under their primary hardware function; protocol, assistant ecosystem, and connected capability remain attributes. `home_security_sensors` is a selectable residual family for door/window/motion and unclassified home-safety sensors; smoke/CO and water-leak products use its exact children.; Products whose primary comparison model is Security Cameras
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Security Cameras; Security Cameras sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Security Cameras; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Security Cameras
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.home_safety_security.video_doorbellsVideo Doorbells products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Smart Home Product Types.
Boundary
- include
- there is no parallel `smart_home_devices` category. Products stay under their primary hardware function; protocol, assistant ecosystem, and connected capability remain attributes. `home_security_sensors` is a selectable residual family for door/window/motion and unclassified home-safety sensors; smoke/CO and water-leak products use its exact children.; Products whose primary comparison model is Video Doorbells
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Video Doorbells; Video Doorbells sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Video Doorbells; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Video Doorbells
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Household Supplieshome_garden.household_suppliesLevel 25 children
home_garden.household_suppliesCanonical AON category at level 2 in home_garden > household_supplies; use it only when Household Supplies is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Household Supplies
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Household Supplies; Household Supplies content within Home & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Household Supplies; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Household Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.household_supplies.food_wraps_food_storageCanonical AON category at level 3 in home_garden > household_supplies > food_wraps_food_storage; use it only when Food Wraps & Food Storage is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Food Wraps & Food Storage
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Food Wraps & Food Storage; Food Wraps & Food Storage content within Household Supplies
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Food Wraps & Food Storage; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Food Wraps & Food Storage
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Household Cleaning Productshome_garden.household_supplies.household_cleaning_productsLevel 33 children
home_garden.household_supplies.household_cleaning_productsCanonical AON category at level 3 in home_garden > household_supplies > household_cleaning_products; use it only when Household Cleaning Products is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Household Cleaning Products
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Household Cleaning Products; Household Cleaning Products content within Household Supplies
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Household Cleaning Products; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Household Cleaning Products
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.household_supplies.household_cleaning_products.air_fresheners_deodorizersCanonical AON category at level 4 in home_garden > household_supplies > household_cleaning_products > air_fresheners_deodorizers; use it only when Air Fresheners & Deodorizers is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Air Fresheners & Deodorizers
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Air Fresheners & Deodorizers; Air Fresheners & Deodorizers content within Household Cleaning Products
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Air Fresheners & Deodorizers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Air Fresheners & Deodorizers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.household_supplies.household_cleaning_products.dish_detergentsCanonical AON category at level 4 in home_garden > household_supplies > household_cleaning_products > dish_detergents; use it only when Dish Detergents is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Dish Detergents
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Dish Detergents; Dish Detergents content within Household Cleaning Products
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Dish Detergents; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Dish Detergents
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.household_supplies.household_cleaning_products.laundry_detergentsCanonical AON category at level 4 in home_garden > household_supplies > household_cleaning_products > laundry_detergents; use it only when Laundry Detergents is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Laundry Detergents
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Laundry Detergents; Laundry Detergents content within Household Cleaning Products
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Laundry Detergents; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Laundry Detergents
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.household_supplies.paper_towels_household_paper_productsCanonical AON category at level 3 in home_garden > household_supplies > paper_towels_household_paper_products; use it only when Paper Towels & Household Paper Products is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Paper Towels & Household Paper Products
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Paper Towels & Household Paper Products; Paper Towels & Household Paper Products content within Household Supplies
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Paper Towels & Household Paper Products; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Paper Towels & Household Paper Products
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Home Storage & Organizationhome_garden.household_supplies.home_storage_organizationLevel 34 children
home_garden.household_supplies.home_storage_organizationHome Storage & Organization products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Home Storage & Organization
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Home Storage & Organization; Home Storage & Organization sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Home Storage & Organization; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Home Storage & Organization
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.household_supplies.home_storage_organization.closet_garment_storageCloset & Garment Storage products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Closet & Garment Storage
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Closet & Garment Storage; Closet & Garment Storage sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Closet & Garment Storage; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Closet & Garment Storage
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.household_supplies.home_storage_organization.hooks_racks_hangersHooks, Racks & Hangers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Hooks, Racks & Hangers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Hooks, Racks & Hangers; Hooks, Racks & Hangers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Hooks, Racks & Hangers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Hooks, Racks & Hangers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.household_supplies.home_storage_organization.laundry_hampers_basketsLaundry Hampers & Baskets products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Laundry Hampers & Baskets
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Laundry Hampers & Baskets; Laundry Hampers & Baskets sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Laundry Hampers & Baskets; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Laundry Hampers & Baskets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.household_supplies.home_storage_organization.storage_boxes_binsStorage Boxes & Bins products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Storage Boxes & Bins
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Storage Boxes & Bins; Storage Boxes & Bins sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Storage Boxes & Bins; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Storage Boxes & Bins
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.household_supplies.household_cleaning_tools_accessoriesHousehold Cleaning Tools & Accessories products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Household Cleaning Tools & Accessories
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Household Cleaning Tools & Accessories; Household Cleaning Tools & Accessories sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Household Cleaning Tools & Accessories; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Household Cleaning Tools & Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Kitchen & Dininghome_garden.kitchen_diningLevel 27 children
home_garden.kitchen_diningCanonical AON category at level 2 in home_garden > kitchen_dining; use it only when Kitchen & Dining is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Kitchen & Dining
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Kitchen & Dining; Kitchen & Dining content within Home & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Kitchen & Dining; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Kitchen & Dining
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.kitchen_dining.bakewareBakeware products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Bakeware
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Bakeware; Bakeware sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Bakeware; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Bakeware
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.kitchen_dining.cooking_utensilsCooking Utensils products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Cooking Utensils
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Cooking Utensils; Cooking Utensils sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Cooking Utensils; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Cooking Utensils
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.kitchen_dining.cookwareCookware products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Cookware
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Cookware; Cookware sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Cookware; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Cookware
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.kitchen_dining.dinnerwareDinnerware products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Dinnerware
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Dinnerware; Dinnerware sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Dinnerware; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Dinnerware
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.kitchen_dining.drinkwareDrinkware products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Drinkware
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Drinkware; Drinkware sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Drinkware; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Drinkware
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.kitchen_dining.flatwareFlatware products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Flatware
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Flatware; Flatware sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Flatware; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Flatware
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.kitchen_dining.kitchen_knives_cutting_toolsKitchen Knives & Cutting Tools products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Kitchen Knives & Cutting Tools
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Kitchen Knives & Cutting Tools; Kitchen Knives & Cutting Tools sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Kitchen Knives & Cutting Tools; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Kitchen Knives & Cutting Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Lights & Lightinghome_garden.lights_lightingLevel 24 children
home_garden.lights_lightingCanonical AON category at level 2 in home_garden > lights_lighting; use it only when Lights & Lighting is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Lights & Lighting
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Lights & Lighting; Lights & Lighting content within Home & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Lights & Lighting; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Lights & Lighting
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.lights_lighting.indoor_lighting_fixturesIndoor Lighting Fixtures products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Indoor Lighting Fixtures
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Indoor Lighting Fixtures; Indoor Lighting Fixtures sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Indoor Lighting Fixtures; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Indoor Lighting Fixtures
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.lights_lighting.lampsLamps products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Lamps
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Lamps; Lamps sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Lamps; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Lamps
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.lights_lighting.light_bulbsLight Bulbs products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Light Bulbs
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Light Bulbs; Light Bulbs sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Light Bulbs; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Light Bulbs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.lights_lighting.outdoor_lightingOutdoor Lighting products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Outdoor Lighting
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Outdoor Lighting; Outdoor Lighting sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Outdoor Lighting; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Outdoor Lighting
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.residential_cleaningCanonical AON category at level 2 in home_garden > residential_cleaning; use it only when Residential Cleaning is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Residential Cleaning
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Residential Cleaning; Residential Cleaning content within Home & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Residential Cleaning; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Residential Cleaning
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.water_filtersCanonical AON category at level 2 in home_garden > water_filters; use it only when Water Filters is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Water Filters
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Water Filters; Water Filters content within Home & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Water Filters; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Water Filters
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Yard, Garden & Patiohome_garden.yard_garden_patioLevel 23 children
home_garden.yard_garden_patioCanonical AON category at level 2 in home_garden > yard_garden_patio; use it only when Yard, Garden & Patio is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Yard, Garden & Patio
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Yard, Garden & Patio; Yard, Garden & Patio content within Home & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Yard, Garden & Patio; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Yard, Garden & Patio
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.yard_garden_patio.outdoor_cooking_equipment_accessoriesCanonical AON category at level 3 in home_garden > yard_garden_patio > outdoor_cooking_equipment_accessories; use it only when Outdoor Cooking Equipment & Accessories is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Outdoor Cooking Equipment & Accessories
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Outdoor Cooking Equipment & Accessories; Outdoor Cooking Equipment & Accessories content within Yard, Garden & Patio
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Outdoor Cooking Equipment & Accessories; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Outdoor Cooking Equipment & Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.yard_garden_patio.pest_weed_controlCanonical AON category at level 3 in home_garden > yard_garden_patio > pest_weed_control; use it only when Pest & Weed Control is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Pest & Weed Control
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Pest & Weed Control; Pest & Weed Control content within Yard, Garden & Patio
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Pest & Weed Control; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Pest & Weed Control
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Gardening Supplieshome_garden.yard_garden_patio.gardening_suppliesLevel 34 children
home_garden.yard_garden_patio.gardening_suppliesGardening Supplies products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Gardening Supplies
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Gardening Supplies; Gardening Supplies sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Gardening Supplies; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Gardening Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.yard_garden_patio.gardening_supplies.growing_media_plant_foodGrowing Media & Plant Food products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Growing Media & Plant Food
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Growing Media & Plant Food; Growing Media & Plant Food sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Growing Media & Plant Food; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Growing Media & Plant Food
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.yard_garden_patio.gardening_supplies.pots_plantersPots & Planters products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Pots & Planters
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Pots & Planters; Pots & Planters sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Pots & Planters; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Pots & Planters
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.yard_garden_patio.gardening_supplies.seeds_live_plantsSeeds & Live Plants products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Seeds & Live Plants
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Seeds & Live Plants; Seeds & Live Plants sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Seeds & Live Plants; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Seeds & Live Plants
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.yard_garden_patio.gardening_supplies.watering_garden_toolsWatering & Garden Tools products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Watering & Garden Tools
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Watering & Garden Tools; Watering & Garden Tools sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Watering & Garden Tools; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Watering & Garden Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Bathroom Supplieshome_garden.bathroom_suppliesLevel 24 children
home_garden.bathroom_suppliesBathroom Supplies products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Bathroom Supplies
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Bathroom Supplies; Bathroom Supplies sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Bathroom Supplies; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Bathroom Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.bathroom_supplies.bath_towels_matsBath Towels & Mats products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Bath Towels & Mats
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Bath Towels & Mats; Bath Towels & Mats sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Bath Towels & Mats; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Bath Towels & Mats
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.bathroom_supplies.bathroom_accessoriesBathroom Accessories products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Bathroom Accessories
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Bathroom Accessories; Bathroom Accessories sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Bathroom Accessories; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Bathroom Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.bathroom_supplies.faucets_shower_fixturesFaucets & Shower Fixtures products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Faucets & Shower Fixtures
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Faucets & Shower Fixtures; Faucets & Shower Fixtures sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Faucets & Shower Fixtures; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Faucets & Shower Fixtures
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
home_garden.bathroom_supplies.toilets_bidetsToilets & Bidets products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Home Kitchen Appliances And Garden.
Boundary
- include
- physical product form and household task determine the category. Room, style, material, color, dimensions, smart capability, installation service, and professional service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Toilets & Bidets
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Toilets & Bidets; Toilets & Bidets sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Toilets & Bidets; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Toilets & Bidets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Internet & Telecominternet_telecomLevel 14 children
internet_telecomCanonical AON category at level 1 in internet_telecom; use it only when Internet & Telecom is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Internet & Telecom
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Internet & Telecom; Internet & Telecom content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Internet & Telecom; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Internet & Telecom
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.cable_tvCanonical AON category at level 2 in internet_telecom > cable_tv; use it only when Cable TV is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Cable TV
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Cable TV; Cable TV content within Internet & Telecom
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Cable TV; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Cable TV
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Internet & Online Servicesinternet_telecom.internet_online_servicesLevel 212 children
internet_telecom.internet_online_servicesCanonical AON category at level 2 in internet_telecom > internet_online_services; use it only when Internet & Online Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Internet & Online Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Internet & Online Services; Internet & Online Services content within Internet & Telecom
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Internet & Online Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Internet & Online Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.internet_online_services.domain_names_domain_name_registrationCanonical AON category at level 3 in internet_telecom > internet_online_services > domain_names_domain_name_registration; use it only when Domain Names & Domain Name Registration is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Domain Names & Domain Name Registration
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Domain Names & Domain Name Registration; Domain Names & Domain Name Registration content within Internet & Online Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Domain Names & Domain Name Registration; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Domain Names & Domain Name Registration
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.internet_online_services.email_messagingCanonical AON category at level 3 in internet_telecom > internet_online_services > email_messaging; use it only when Email & Messaging is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Email & Messaging
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Email & Messaging; Email & Messaging content within Internet & Online Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Email & Messaging; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Email & Messaging
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.internet_online_services.internet_service_plansCanonical AON category at level 3 in internet_telecom > internet_online_services > internet_service_plans; use it only when Internet Service Plans is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Internet Service Plans
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Internet Service Plans; Internet Service Plans content within Internet & Online Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Internet Service Plans; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Internet Service Plans
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.internet_online_services.people_searchCanonical AON category at level 3 in internet_telecom > internet_online_services > people_search; use it only when People Search is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is People Search
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about People Search; People Search content within Internet & Online Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of People Search; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to People Search
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.internet_online_services.rss_feeds_aggregatorsCanonical AON category at level 3 in internet_telecom > internet_online_services > rss_feeds_aggregators; use it only when RSS Feeds & Aggregators is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is RSS Feeds & Aggregators
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about RSS Feeds & Aggregators; RSS Feeds & Aggregators content within Internet & Online Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of RSS Feeds & Aggregators; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to RSS Feeds & Aggregators
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.internet_online_services.social_networks_online_communitiesCanonical AON category at level 3 in internet_telecom > internet_online_services > social_networks_online_communities; use it only when Social Networks & Online Communities is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Social Networks & Online Communities
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Social Networks & Online Communities; Social Networks & Online Communities content within Internet & Online Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Social Networks & Online Communities; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Social Networks & Online Communities
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.internet_online_services.web_design_developmentCanonical AON category at level 3 in internet_telecom > internet_online_services > web_design_development; use it only when Web Design & Development is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Web Design & Development
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Web Design & Development; Web Design & Development content within Internet & Online Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Web Design & Development; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Web Design & Development
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.internet_online_services.web_hostingCanonical AON category at level 3 in internet_telecom > internet_online_services > web_hosting; use it only when Web Hosting is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Web Hosting
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Web Hosting; Web Hosting content within Internet & Online Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Web Hosting; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Web Hosting
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.internet_online_services.web_portalsCanonical AON category at level 3 in internet_telecom > internet_online_services > web_portals; use it only when Web Portals is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Web Portals
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Web Portals; Web Portals content within Internet & Online Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Web Portals; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Web Portals
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.internet_online_services.cloud_gaming_servicesAn access service running interactive video games on remote computing infrastructure and streaming gameplay to the user's device.
Aliases: cloud gaming, game streaming service, remote gaming service
Boundary
- include
- Remote game execution subscriptions; Time-limited access to remotely rendered interactive play
- exclude
- Passive video streaming; Download-only game stores and local game-file licenses; Game hardware sold independently
- primary rule
- Require remote execution with interactive player input, not merely game-related video or downloads.
- residual rule
- Without remote execution evidence, leave unresolved or select the evidenced underlying product type.
Examples
- positive
- Monthly cloud gaming access; Hourly remote interactive game-play service
- negative
- Game download store; Recorded gameplay video subscription
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.internet_online_services.creator_video_platformsA platform primarily hosting, organizing, distributing or monetizing videos uploaded or broadcast by users, creators or publishers.
Aliases: creator video platform, user-upload video platform, video hosting platform
Boundary
- include
- Creator-upload video hosting and distribution; User video broadcasts and creator monetization platforms
- exclude
- Provider-selected film, television, music or short-drama catalogs; Standalone video editing tools and human production services
- primary rule
- Require user or creator uploads and distribution to be the primary platform function.
- residual rule
- Do not select from a video label alone when hosting versus catalog access or editing is unknown.
Examples
- positive
- Creator video-hosting platform subscription; User live-video distribution platform
- negative
- Provider-curated movie streaming subscription; Video editing application
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.internet_online_services.model_inference_api_servicesA hosted API or managed inference service allowing developers or other systems to invoke machine-learning model capabilities.
Aliases: hosted inference service, model inference API, prediction API
Boundary
- include
- Developer model-inference APIs; Managed hosted prediction and generation endpoints
- exclude
- Downloadable model files; Complete end-user applications or operational solutions; Generic compute or storage without managed inference
- primary rule
- Require hosted inference callable by software or systems as the primary service.
- residual rule
- AI branding or generic cloud resources alone do not justify this target.
Examples
- positive
- Metered language-model inference API; Managed image-model prediction endpoint
- negative
- Downloadable model weights; Generic virtual machine rental
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.satellite_tvCanonical AON category at level 2 in internet_telecom > satellite_tv; use it only when Satellite TV is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Satellite TV
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Satellite TV; Satellite TV content within Internet & Telecom
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Satellite TV; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Satellite TV
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Telephonyinternet_telecom.telephonyLevel 22 children
internet_telecom.telephonyCanonical AON category at level 2 in internet_telecom > telephony; use it only when Telephony is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Telephony
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Telephony; Telephony content within Internet & Telecom
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Telephony; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Telephony
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Mobile Phones & Accessoriesinternet_telecom.telephony.mobile_phones_accessoriesLevel 35 children
internet_telecom.telephony.mobile_phones_accessoriesCanonical AON category at level 3 in internet_telecom > telephony > mobile_phones_accessories; use it only when Mobile Phones & Accessories is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Mobile Phones & Accessories
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Mobile Phones & Accessories; Mobile Phones & Accessories content within Telephony
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Mobile Phones & Accessories; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Mobile Phones & Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.telephony.mobile_phones_accessories.mobile_phonesCanonical AON category at level 4 in internet_telecom > telephony > mobile_phones_accessories > mobile_phones; use it only when Mobile Phones is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Mobile Phones
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Mobile Phones; Mobile Phones content within Mobile Phones & Accessories
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Mobile Phones; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Mobile Phones
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.telephony.mobile_phones_accessories.mobile_phone_batteriesMobile Phone Batteries products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Mobile And Device Accessories.
Boundary
- include
- phone bodies continue to use `internet_telecom.telephony.mobile_phones_accessories.mobile_phones`. Chargers, cables, power banks, and cross-device stands are generic device accessories; compatible device and model stay attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Mobile Phone Batteries
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Mobile Phone Batteries; Mobile Phone Batteries sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Mobile Phone Batteries; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Mobile Phone Batteries
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.telephony.mobile_phones_accessories.mobile_phone_cases_coversMobile Phone Cases & Covers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Mobile And Device Accessories.
Boundary
- include
- phone bodies continue to use `internet_telecom.telephony.mobile_phones_accessories.mobile_phones`. Chargers, cables, power banks, and cross-device stands are generic device accessories; compatible device and model stay attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Mobile Phone Cases & Covers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Mobile Phone Cases & Covers; Mobile Phone Cases & Covers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Mobile Phone Cases & Covers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Mobile Phone Cases & Covers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.telephony.mobile_phones_accessories.mobile_phone_replacement_partsMobile Phone Replacement Parts products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Mobile And Device Accessories.
Boundary
- include
- phone bodies continue to use `internet_telecom.telephony.mobile_phones_accessories.mobile_phones`. Chargers, cables, power banks, and cross-device stands are generic device accessories; compatible device and model stay attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Mobile Phone Replacement Parts
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Keep this node selectable as the documented residual fallback when exact child evidence is absent.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Mobile Phone Replacement Parts; Mobile Phone Replacement Parts sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Mobile Phone Replacement Parts; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Mobile Phone Replacement Parts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.telephony.mobile_phones_accessories.mobile_phone_screen_protectorsMobile Phone Screen Protectors products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Mobile And Device Accessories.
Boundary
- include
- phone bodies continue to use `internet_telecom.telephony.mobile_phones_accessories.mobile_phones`. Chargers, cables, power banks, and cross-device stands are generic device accessories; compatible device and model stay attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Mobile Phone Screen Protectors
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Mobile Phone Screen Protectors; Mobile Phone Screen Protectors sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Mobile Phone Screen Protectors; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Mobile Phone Screen Protectors
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Phone Plansinternet_telecom.telephony.phone_plansLevel 31 child
internet_telecom.telephony.phone_plansCanonical AON category at level 3 in internet_telecom > telephony > phone_plans; use it only when Phone Plans is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Phone Plans
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Phone Plans; Phone Plans content within Telephony
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Phone Plans; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Phone Plans
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
internet_telecom.telephony.phone_plans.mobile_phone_plansA mobile-network voice, messaging or data-connectivity service plan delivered through a physical SIM or eSIM profile.
Aliases: eSIM data plan, mobile connectivity plan, mobile phone plan
Boundary
- include
- Prepaid and postpaid mobile connectivity; Domestic, roaming and traveler data plans
- exclude
- Handset hardware and SIM accessories; Standalone recharge gift cards without a plan; Fixed broadband and travel insurance
- primary rule
- Connectivity is the service subject; physical SIM, eSIM, coverage, allowance, duration and operator are attributes.
- residual rule
- A bare activation code or profile enters only when it demonstrably grants mobile connectivity.
Examples
- positive
- Traveler eSIM data plan; Monthly mobile voice and data plan
- negative
- SIM tray accessory; Mobile phone handset
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Jobs & Educationjobs_educationLevel 13 children
jobs_educationCanonical AON category at level 1 in jobs_education; use it only when Jobs & Education is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Jobs & Education
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Jobs & Education; Jobs & Education content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Jobs & Education; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Jobs & Education
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Education & Trainingjobs_education.education_trainingLevel 28 children
jobs_education.education_trainingCanonical AON category at level 2 in jobs_education > education_training; use it only when Education & Training is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Education & Training
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Education & Training; Education & Training content within Jobs & Education
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Education & Training; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Education & Training
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Colleges, Universities & Post-Secondary Educationjobs_education.education_training.colleges_universities_post_secondary_educationLevel 31 child
jobs_education.education_training.colleges_universities_post_secondary_educationCanonical AON category at level 3 in jobs_education > education_training > colleges_universities_post_secondary_education; use it only when Colleges, Universities & Post-Secondary Education is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Colleges, Universities & Post-Secondary Education
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Colleges, Universities & Post-Secondary Education; Colleges, Universities & Post-Secondary Education content within Education & Training
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Colleges, Universities & Post-Secondary Education; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Colleges, Universities & Post-Secondary Education
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
jobs_education.education_training.colleges_universities_post_secondary_education.graduate_programsCanonical AON category at level 4 in jobs_education > education_training > colleges_universities_post_secondary_education > graduate_programs; use it only when Graduate Programs is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Graduate Programs
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Graduate Programs; Graduate Programs content within Colleges, Universities & Post-Secondary Education
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Graduate Programs; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Graduate Programs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
jobs_education.education_training.language_educationCanonical AON category at level 3 in jobs_education > education_training > language_education; use it only when Language Education is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Language Education
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Language Education; Language Education content within Education & Training
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Language Education; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Language Education
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
jobs_education.education_training.music_education_instructionCanonical AON category at level 3 in jobs_education > education_training > music_education_instruction; use it only when Music Education & Instruction is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Music Education & Instruction
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Music Education & Instruction; Music Education & Instruction content within Education & Training
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Music Education & Instruction; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Music Education & Instruction
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
jobs_education.education_training.online_education_degree_programsCanonical AON category at level 3 in jobs_education > education_training > online_education_degree_programs; use it only when Online Education & Degree Programs is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Online Education & Degree Programs
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Online Education & Degree Programs; Online Education & Degree Programs content within Education & Training
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Online Education & Degree Programs; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Online Education & Degree Programs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
jobs_education.education_training.standardized_admissions_testsCanonical AON category at level 3 in jobs_education > education_training > standardized_admissions_tests; use it only when Standardized & Admissions Tests is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Standardized & Admissions Tests
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Standardized & Admissions Tests; Standardized & Admissions Tests content within Education & Training
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Standardized & Admissions Tests; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Standardized & Admissions Tests
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
jobs_education.education_training.training_certificationA service primarily providing vocational or skills training, or certification examination, assessment, issuance or renewal.
Aliases: certification assessment, certification service, skills training
Boundary
- include
- Vocational skills training services; Certification exams, assessments and credential issuance or renewal
- exclude
- Abstract previously awarded credentials; Complete degree programs; General course content and tutoring without this training or certification model
- primary rule
- Require a tradable training or certification service, not merely a certificate name; completion conditions and badges are attributes.
- residual rule
- A credential label alone cannot distinguish service, degree program or historical award; retain unresolved until its offer form is known.
Examples
- positive
- Professional certification examination service; Vocational skills certification training
- negative
- Historical degree credential record; General self-paced literature course
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
jobs_education.education_training.tutoring_servicesCanonical AON category at level 3 in jobs_education > education_training > tutoring_services; use it only when Tutoring Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Tutoring Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Tutoring Services; Tutoring Services content within Education & Training
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Tutoring Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Tutoring Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
jobs_education.education_training.vocational_training_trade_schoolsCanonical AON category at level 3 in jobs_education > education_training > vocational_training_trade_schools; use it only when Vocational Training & Trade Schools is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Vocational Training & Trade Schools
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Vocational Training & Trade Schools; Vocational Training & Trade Schools content within Education & Training
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Vocational Training & Trade Schools; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Vocational Training & Trade Schools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
jobs_education.job_listingsAccess to published notices for specific open positions, or a job-board service primarily finding, comparing, alerting on or applying to those vacancies.
Aliases: job board, job listing, job search service, vacancy notice
Boundary
- include
- Published employer or recruiter vacancy notices; Job search, vacancy alerts and applications through job boards
- exclude
- Career coaching and resume assistance; Recruitment management software; Abstract occupations and unpublished staffing needs
- primary rule
- The primary object is access to published vacancies; location, industry, seniority and platform are attributes.
- residual rule
- For mixed career platforms require vacancy-access primacy; coaching and managed resume offers use Career Application Services.
Examples
- positive
- Published software-engineer vacancy; Job-board search and vacancy-alert access
- negative
- Career coaching package; Applicant-tracking administration software
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
jobs_education.career_application_servicesHuman-led or managed services assisting career planning, interviews, job applications or resume documents, grouped broadly by service type.
Aliases: career coaching, interview preparation, resume writing service
Boundary
- include
- Career coaching, interview preparation and application strategy; Managed resume writing, review, formatting and optimization
- exclude
- Published vacancies and job-search platforms; Self-service software tools; Recruitment management software and abstract occupations
- primary rule
- Require human-led or managed assistance; compare coaching and document services separately, and classify self-service tools as software.
- residual rule
- Keep a proven assistance service here when no narrower type exists; unknown service versus software delivery remains unresolved.
Examples
- positive
- Human interview coaching package; Managed resume writing service
- negative
- Job vacancy listing; Self-service resume builder software
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Law & Governmentlaw_governmentLevel 13 children
law_governmentCanonical AON category at level 1 in law_government; use it only when Law & Government is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Law & Government
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Law & Government; Law & Government content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Law & Government; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Law & Government
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Legallaw_government.legalLevel 22 children
law_government.legalCanonical AON category at level 2 in law_government > legal; use it only when Legal is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Legal
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Legal; Legal content within Law & Government
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Legal; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Legal
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
law_government.legal.attorneys_law_firmsCanonical AON category at level 3 in law_government > legal > attorneys_law_firms; use it only when Attorneys & Law Firms is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Attorneys & Law Firms
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Attorneys & Law Firms; Attorneys & Law Firms content within Legal
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Attorneys & Law Firms; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Attorneys & Law Firms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
law_government.legal.immigration_lawCanonical AON category at level 3 in law_government > legal > immigration_law; use it only when Immigration Law is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Immigration Law
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Immigration Law; Immigration Law content within Legal
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Immigration Law; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Immigration Law
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
law_government.militaryCanonical AON category at level 2 in law_government > military; use it only when Military is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Military
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Military; Military content within Law & Government
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Military; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Military
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Public Serviceslaw_government.public_servicesLevel 21 child
law_government.public_servicesCanonical AON category at level 2 in law_government > public_services; use it only when Public Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Public Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Public Services; Public Services content within Law & Government
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Public Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Public Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
law_government.public_services.public_utilitiesCanonical AON category at level 3 in law_government > public_services > public_utilities; use it only when Public Utilities is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Public Utilities
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Public Utilities; Public Utilities content within Public Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Public Utilities; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Public Utilities
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Mobile App Utilitiesmobile_utilitiesLevel 15 children
mobile_utilitiesCanonical AON category at level 1 in mobile_utilities; use it only when Mobile App Utilities is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Mobile App Utilities
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Mobile App Utilities; Mobile App Utilities content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Mobile App Utilities; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Mobile App Utilities
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
mobile_utilities.flashlight_appsCanonical AON category at level 2 in mobile_utilities > flashlight_apps; use it only when Flashlight Apps is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Flashlight Apps
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Flashlight Apps; Flashlight Apps content within Mobile App Utilities
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Flashlight Apps; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Flashlight Apps
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
mobile_utilities.location_tracking_appsCanonical AON category at level 2 in mobile_utilities > location_tracking_apps; use it only when Location Tracking Apps is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Location Tracking Apps
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Location Tracking Apps; Location Tracking Apps content within Mobile App Utilities
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Location Tracking Apps; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Location Tracking Apps
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
mobile_utilities.mobile_screen_app_locksCanonical AON category at level 2 in mobile_utilities > mobile_screen_app_locks; use it only when Mobile Screen & App Locks is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Mobile Screen & App Locks
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Mobile Screen & App Locks; Mobile Screen & App Locks content within Mobile App Utilities
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Mobile Screen & App Locks; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Mobile Screen & App Locks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Mobile System Management Appsmobile_utilities.mobile_system_management_appsLevel 23 children
mobile_utilities.mobile_system_management_appsCanonical AON category at level 2 in mobile_utilities > mobile_system_management_apps; use it only when Mobile System Management Apps is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Mobile System Management Apps
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Mobile System Management Apps; Mobile System Management Apps content within Mobile App Utilities
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Mobile System Management Apps; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Mobile System Management Apps
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
mobile_utilities.mobile_system_management_apps.battery_management_appsCanonical AON category at level 3 in mobile_utilities > mobile_system_management_apps > battery_management_apps; use it only when Battery Management Apps is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Battery Management Apps
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Battery Management Apps; Battery Management Apps content within Mobile System Management Apps
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Battery Management Apps; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Battery Management Apps
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
mobile_utilities.mobile_system_management_apps.file_manager_appsCanonical AON category at level 3 in mobile_utilities > mobile_system_management_apps > file_manager_apps; use it only when File Manager Apps is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is File Manager Apps
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about File Manager Apps; File Manager Apps content within Mobile System Management Apps
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of File Manager Apps; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to File Manager Apps
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
mobile_utilities.mobile_system_management_apps.mobile_task_app_managementCanonical AON category at level 3 in mobile_utilities > mobile_system_management_apps > mobile_task_app_management; use it only when Mobile Task & App Management is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Mobile Task & App Management
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Mobile Task & App Management; Mobile Task & App Management content within Mobile System Management Apps
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Mobile Task & App Management; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Mobile Task & App Management
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
mobile_utilities.network_connectivity_appsCanonical AON category at level 2 in mobile_utilities > network_connectivity_apps; use it only when Network Connectivity Apps is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Network Connectivity Apps
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Network Connectivity Apps; Network Connectivity Apps content within Mobile App Utilities
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Network Connectivity Apps; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Network Connectivity Apps
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
News, Books & Publicationsnews_books_publicationsLevel 15 children
news_books_publicationsCanonical AON category at level 1 in news_books_publications; use it only when News, Books & Publications is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is News, Books & Publications
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about News, Books & Publications; News, Books & Publications content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of News, Books & Publications; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to News, Books & Publications
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Books & Literaturenews_books_publications.books_literatureLevel 24 children
news_books_publications.books_literatureCanonical AON category at level 2 in news_books_publications > books_literature; use it only when Books & Literature is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Books & Literature
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Books & Literature; Books & Literature content within News, Books & Publications
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Books & Literature; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Books & Literature
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
news_books_publications.books_literature.audiobooksCanonical AON category at level 3 in news_books_publications > books_literature > audiobooks; use it only when Audiobooks is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Audiobooks
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Audiobooks; Audiobooks content within Books & Literature
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Audiobooks; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Audiobooks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
news_books_publications.books_literature.book_retailersCanonical AON category at level 3 in news_books_publications > books_literature > book_retailers; use it only when Book Retailers is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Book Retailers
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Book Retailers; Book Retailers content within Books & Literature
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Book Retailers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Book Retailers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
news_books_publications.books_literature.e_booksCanonical AON category at level 3 in news_books_publications > books_literature > e_books; use it only when E-Books is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is E-Books
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about E-Books; E-Books content within Books & Literature
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of E-Books; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to E-Books
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
news_books_publications.books_literature.printed_booksPrinted Books products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Books Media Collectibles And Gifts.
Boundary
- include
- purchasable physical or stored-value product format determines the category. Streaming access, creative work topic, merchant, denomination, edition, and collectible franchise remain attributes or separate service semantics.; Products whose primary comparison model is Printed Books
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Printed Books; Printed Books sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Printed Books; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Printed Books
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
news_books_publications.celebrities_entertainment_newsCanonical AON category at level 2 in news_books_publications > celebrities_entertainment_news; use it only when Celebrities & Entertainment News is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Celebrities & Entertainment News
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Celebrities & Entertainment News; Celebrities & Entertainment News content within News, Books & Publications
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Celebrities & Entertainment News; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Celebrities & Entertainment News
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
news_books_publications.newspapersCanonical AON category at level 2 in news_books_publications > newspapers; use it only when Newspapers is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Newspapers
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Newspapers; Newspapers content within News, Books & Publications
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Newspapers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Newspapers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Reference Materials & Resourcesnews_books_publications.reference_materials_resourcesLevel 22 children
news_books_publications.reference_materials_resourcesCanonical AON category at level 2 in news_books_publications > reference_materials_resources; use it only when Reference Materials & Resources is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Reference Materials & Resources
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Reference Materials & Resources; Reference Materials & Resources content within News, Books & Publications
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Reference Materials & Resources; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Reference Materials & Resources
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
news_books_publications.reference_materials_resources.public_recordsCanonical AON category at level 3 in news_books_publications > reference_materials_resources > public_records; use it only when Public Records is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Public Records
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Public Records; Public Records content within Reference Materials & Resources
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Public Records; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Public Records
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
news_books_publications.reference_materials_resources.translationCanonical AON category at level 3 in news_books_publications > reference_materials_resources > translation; use it only when Translation is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Translation
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Translation; Translation content within Reference Materials & Resources
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Translation; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Translation
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
news_books_publications.weatherCanonical AON category at level 2 in news_books_publications > weather; use it only when Weather is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Weather
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Weather; Weather content within News, Books & Publications
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Weather; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Weather
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Occasions & Giftsgifts_occasionsLevel 16 children
gifts_occasionsCanonical AON category at level 1 in gifts_occasions; use it only when Occasions & Gifts is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Occasions & Gifts
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Occasions & Gifts; Occasions & Gifts content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Occasions & Gifts; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Occasions & Gifts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
gifts_occasions.cards_greetingsCanonical AON category at level 2 in gifts_occasions > cards_greetings; use it only when Cards & Greetings is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Cards & Greetings
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Cards & Greetings; Cards & Greetings content within Occasions & Gifts
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Cards & Greetings; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Cards & Greetings
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
gifts_occasions.flower_arrangementsCanonical AON category at level 2 in gifts_occasions > flower_arrangements; use it only when Flower Arrangements is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Flower Arrangements
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Flower Arrangements; Flower Arrangements content within Occasions & Gifts
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Flower Arrangements; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Flower Arrangements
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Giftsgifts_occasions.giftsLevel 21 child
gifts_occasions.giftsCanonical AON category at level 2 in gifts_occasions > gifts; use it only when Gifts is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Gifts
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Gifts; Gifts content within Occasions & Gifts
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Gifts; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Gifts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
gifts_occasions.gifts.retail_gift_cards_vouchersRetail Gift Cards & Vouchers products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Books Media Collectibles And Gifts.
Boundary
- include
- purchasable physical or stored-value product format determines the category. Streaming access, creative work topic, merchant, denomination, edition, and collectible franchise remain attributes or separate service semantics.; Products whose primary comparison model is Retail Gift Cards & Vouchers
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Retail Gift Cards & Vouchers; Retail Gift Cards & Vouchers sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Retail Gift Cards & Vouchers; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Retail Gift Cards & Vouchers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Holidays & Seasonal Eventsgifts_occasions.holidays_seasonal_eventsLevel 21 child
gifts_occasions.holidays_seasonal_eventsCanonical AON category at level 2 in gifts_occasions > holidays_seasonal_events; use it only when Holidays & Seasonal Events is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Holidays & Seasonal Events
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Holidays & Seasonal Events; Holidays & Seasonal Events content within Occasions & Gifts
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Holidays & Seasonal Events; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Holidays & Seasonal Events
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
gifts_occasions.holidays_seasonal_events.halloween_october_31stCanonical AON category at level 3 in gifts_occasions > holidays_seasonal_events > halloween_october_31st; use it only when Halloween & October 31st is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Halloween & October 31st
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Halloween & October 31st; Halloween & October 31st content within Holidays & Seasonal Events
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Halloween & October 31st; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Halloween & October 31st
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
gifts_occasions.parties_party_suppliesCanonical AON category at level 2 in gifts_occasions > parties_party_supplies; use it only when Parties & Party Supplies is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Parties & Party Supplies
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Parties & Party Supplies; Parties & Party Supplies content within Occasions & Gifts
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Parties & Party Supplies; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Parties & Party Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Special Occasionsgifts_occasions.special_occasionsLevel 22 children
gifts_occasions.special_occasionsCanonical AON category at level 2 in gifts_occasions > special_occasions; use it only when Special Occasions is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Special Occasions
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Special Occasions; Special Occasions content within Occasions & Gifts
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Special Occasions; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Special Occasions
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
gifts_occasions.special_occasions.funerals_bereavementCanonical AON category at level 3 in gifts_occasions > special_occasions > funerals_bereavement; use it only when Funerals & Bereavement is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Funerals & Bereavement
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Funerals & Bereavement; Funerals & Bereavement content within Special Occasions
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Funerals & Bereavement; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Funerals & Bereavement
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
gifts_occasions.special_occasions.weddingsCanonical AON category at level 3 in gifts_occasions > special_occasions > weddings; use it only when Weddings is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Weddings
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Weddings; Weddings content within Special Occasions
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Weddings; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Weddings
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Real Estatereal_estateLevel 14 children
real_estateCanonical AON category at level 1 in real_estate; use it only when Real Estate is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Real Estate
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Real Estate; Real Estate content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Real Estate; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Real Estate
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
real_estate.property_developmentCanonical AON category at level 2 in real_estate > property_development; use it only when Property Development is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Property Development
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Property Development; Property Development content within Real Estate
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Property Development; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Property Development
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
real_estate.real_estate_agents_brokeragesCanonical AON category at level 2 in real_estate > real_estate_agents_brokerages; use it only when Real Estate Agents & Brokerages is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Real Estate Agents & Brokerages
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Real Estate Agents & Brokerages; Real Estate Agents & Brokerages content within Real Estate
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Real Estate Agents & Brokerages; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Real Estate Agents & Brokerages
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Real Estate Listingsreal_estate.real_estate_listingsLevel 21 child
real_estate.real_estate_listingsCanonical AON category at level 2 in real_estate > real_estate_listings; use it only when Real Estate Listings is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Real Estate Listings
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Real Estate Listings; Real Estate Listings content within Real Estate
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Real Estate Listings; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Real Estate Listings
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
real_estate.real_estate_listings.rental_listingsCanonical AON category at level 3 in real_estate > real_estate_listings > rental_listings; use it only when Rental Listings is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Rental Listings
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Rental Listings; Rental Listings content within Real Estate Listings
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Rental Listings; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Rental Listings
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
real_estate.relocation_household_movingCanonical AON category at level 2 in real_estate > relocation_household_moving; use it only when Relocation & Household Moving is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Relocation & Household Moving
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Relocation & Household Moving; Relocation & Household Moving content within Real Estate
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Relocation & Household Moving; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Relocation & Household Moving
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Sports & Fitnesssports_fitnessLevel 16 children
sports_fitnessCanonical AON category at level 1 in sports_fitness; use it only when Sports & Fitness is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Sports & Fitness
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sports & Fitness; Sports & Fitness content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Sports & Fitness; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Sports & Fitness
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Boating & Water Recreationsports_fitness.boating_water_recreationLevel 21 child
sports_fitness.boating_water_recreationCanonical AON category at level 2 in sports_fitness > boating_water_recreation; use it only when Boating & Water Recreation is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Boating & Water Recreation
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Boating & Water Recreation; Boating & Water Recreation content within Sports & Fitness
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Boating & Water Recreation; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Boating & Water Recreation
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Fishingsports_fitness.boating_water_recreation.fishingLevel 31 child
sports_fitness.boating_water_recreation.fishingCanonical AON category at level 3 in sports_fitness > boating_water_recreation > fishing; use it only when Fishing is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Fishing
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Fishing; Fishing content within Boating & Water Recreation
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Fishing; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Fishing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.boating_water_recreation.fishing.fishing_equipmentFishing Equipment products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Sports And Outdoor Goods.
Boundary
- include
- the primary sport or outdoor activity and equipment function determine the category. Participant level, size, material, apparel styling, and rental or coaching service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Fishing Equipment
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Fishing Equipment; Fishing Equipment sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Fishing Equipment; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Fishing Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Fitnesssports_fitness.fitnessLevel 23 children
sports_fitness.fitnessCanonical AON category at level 2 in sports_fitness > fitness; use it only when Fitness is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Fitness
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Fitness; Fitness content within Sports & Fitness
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Fitness; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Fitness
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.fitness.fitness_classes_instructionCanonical AON category at level 3 in sports_fitness > fitness > fitness_classes_instruction; use it only when Fitness Classes & Instruction is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Fitness Classes & Instruction
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Fitness Classes & Instruction; Fitness Classes & Instruction content within Fitness
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Fitness Classes & Instruction; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Fitness Classes & Instruction
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.fitness.gyms_gym_membershipsCanonical AON category at level 3 in sports_fitness > fitness > gyms_gym_memberships; use it only when Gyms & Gym Memberships is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Gyms & Gym Memberships
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Gyms & Gym Memberships; Gyms & Gym Memberships content within Fitness
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Gyms & Gym Memberships; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Gyms & Gym Memberships
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.fitness.personal_trainingCanonical AON category at level 3 in sports_fitness > fitness > personal_training; use it only when Personal Training is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Personal Training
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Personal Training; Personal Training content within Fitness
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Personal Training; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Personal Training
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Sporting Goodssports_fitness.sporting_goodsLevel 28 children
sports_fitness.sporting_goodsCanonical AON category at level 2 in sports_fitness > sporting_goods; use it only when Sporting Goods is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Sporting Goods
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sporting Goods; Sporting Goods content within Sports & Fitness
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Sporting Goods; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Sporting Goods
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sporting_goods.airsoft_equipmentCanonical AON category at level 3 in sports_fitness > sporting_goods > airsoft_equipment; use it only when Airsoft Equipment is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Airsoft Equipment
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Airsoft Equipment; Airsoft Equipment content within Sporting Goods
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Airsoft Equipment; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Airsoft Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sporting_goods.bicycles_accessoriesCanonical AON category at level 3 in sports_fitness > sporting_goods > bicycles_accessories; use it only when Bicycles & Accessories is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Bicycles & Accessories
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Bicycles & Accessories; Bicycles & Accessories content within Sporting Goods
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Bicycles & Accessories; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Bicycles & Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sporting_goods.golf_equipmentCanonical AON category at level 3 in sports_fitness > sporting_goods > golf_equipment; use it only when Golf Equipment is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Golf Equipment
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Golf Equipment; Golf Equipment content within Sporting Goods
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Golf Equipment; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Golf Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sporting_goods.sports_equipment_rental_servicesCanonical AON category at level 3 in sports_fitness > sporting_goods > sports_equipment_rental_services; use it only when Sports Equipment Rental Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Sports Equipment Rental Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sports Equipment Rental Services; Sports Equipment Rental Services content within Sporting Goods
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Sports Equipment Rental Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Sports Equipment Rental Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sporting_goods.fitness_training_equipmentFitness & Training Equipment products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Sports And Outdoor Goods.
Boundary
- include
- the primary sport or outdoor activity and equipment function determine the category. Participant level, size, material, apparel styling, and rental or coaching service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Fitness & Training Equipment
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Fitness & Training Equipment; Fitness & Training Equipment sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Fitness & Training Equipment; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Fitness & Training Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sporting_goods.sports_protective_equipmentSports Protective Equipment products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Sports And Outdoor Goods.
Boundary
- include
- the primary sport or outdoor activity and equipment function determine the category. Participant level, size, material, apparel styling, and rental or coaching service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Sports Protective Equipment
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Sports Protective Equipment; Sports Protective Equipment sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Sports Protective Equipment; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Sports Protective Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sporting_goods.swimming_water_sports_equipmentSwimming & Water Sports Equipment products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Sports And Outdoor Goods.
Boundary
- include
- the primary sport or outdoor activity and equipment function determine the category. Participant level, size, material, apparel styling, and rental or coaching service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Swimming & Water Sports Equipment
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Swimming & Water Sports Equipment; Swimming & Water Sports Equipment sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Swimming & Water Sports Equipment; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Swimming & Water Sports Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sporting_goods.team_court_sports_equipmentTeam & Court Sports Equipment products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Sports And Outdoor Goods.
Boundary
- include
- the primary sport or outdoor activity and equipment function determine the category. Participant level, size, material, apparel styling, and rental or coaching service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Team & Court Sports Equipment
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Team & Court Sports Equipment; Team & Court Sports Equipment sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Team & Court Sports Equipment; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Team & Court Sports Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Sportssports_fitness.sportsLevel 28 children
sports_fitness.sportsCanonical AON category at level 2 in sports_fitness > sports; use it only when Sports is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Sports
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sports; Sports content within Sports & Fitness
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Sports; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Sports
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sports.american_footballCanonical AON category at level 3 in sports_fitness > sports > american_football; use it only when American Football is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is American Football
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about American Football; American Football content within Sports
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of American Football; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to American Football
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sports.baseballCanonical AON category at level 3 in sports_fitness > sports > baseball; use it only when Baseball is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Baseball
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Baseball; Baseball content within Sports
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Baseball; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Baseball
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sports.basketballCanonical AON category at level 3 in sports_fitness > sports > basketball; use it only when Basketball is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Basketball
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Basketball; Basketball content within Sports
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Basketball; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Basketball
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sports.combat_sportsCanonical AON category at level 3 in sports_fitness > sports > combat_sports; use it only when Combat Sports is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Combat Sports
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Combat Sports; Combat Sports content within Sports
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Combat Sports; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Combat Sports
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sports.hockeyCanonical AON category at level 3 in sports_fitness > sports > hockey; use it only when Hockey is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Hockey
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hockey; Hockey content within Sports
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Hockey; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Hockey
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sports.hunting_shootingCanonical AON category at level 3 in sports_fitness > sports > hunting_shooting; use it only when Hunting & Shooting is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Hunting & Shooting
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hunting & Shooting; Hunting & Shooting content within Sports
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Hunting & Shooting; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Hunting & Shooting
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sports.soccerCanonical AON category at level 3 in sports_fitness > sports > soccer; use it only when Soccer is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Soccer
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Soccer; Soccer content within Sports
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Soccer; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Soccer
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Winter Sportssports_fitness.sports.winter_sportsLevel 31 child
sports_fitness.sports.winter_sportsCanonical AON category at level 3 in sports_fitness > sports > winter_sports; use it only when Winter Sports is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Winter Sports
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Winter Sports; Winter Sports content within Sports
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Winter Sports; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Winter Sports
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sports.winter_sports.winter_sports_equipmentWinter Sports Equipment products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Sports And Outdoor Goods.
Boundary
- include
- the primary sport or outdoor activity and equipment function determine the category. Participant level, size, material, apparel styling, and rental or coaching service remain outside the category tree.; Products whose primary comparison model is Winter Sports Equipment
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Winter Sports Equipment; Winter Sports Equipment sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Winter Sports Equipment; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Winter Sports Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sports_fitness_apparelCanonical AON category at level 2 in sports_fitness > sports_fitness_apparel; use it only when Sports & Fitness Apparel is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Sports & Fitness Apparel
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sports & Fitness Apparel; Sports & Fitness Apparel content within Sports & Fitness
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Sports & Fitness Apparel; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Sports & Fitness Apparel
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Sports Fan Gear & Apparelsports_fitness.sports_fan_gear_apparelLevel 21 child
sports_fitness.sports_fan_gear_apparelCanonical AON category at level 2 in sports_fitness > sports_fan_gear_apparel; use it only when Sports Fan Gear & Apparel is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Sports Fan Gear & Apparel
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sports Fan Gear & Apparel; Sports Fan Gear & Apparel content within Sports & Fitness
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Sports Fan Gear & Apparel; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Sports Fan Gear & Apparel
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
sports_fitness.sports_fan_gear_apparel.sports_team_jerseysCanonical AON category at level 3 in sports_fitness > sports_fan_gear_apparel > sports_team_jerseys; use it only when Sports Team Jerseys is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Sports Team Jerseys
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sports Team Jerseys; Sports Team Jerseys content within Sports Fan Gear & Apparel
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Sports Team Jerseys; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Sports Team Jerseys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Travel & Tourismtravel_tourismLevel 112 children
travel_tourismCanonical AON category at level 1 in travel_tourism; use it only when Travel & Tourism is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Travel & Tourism
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Travel & Tourism; Travel & Tourism content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Travel & Tourism; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Travel & Tourism
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Accommodationstravel_tourism.accommodationsLevel 22 children
travel_tourism.accommodationsCanonical AON category at level 2 in travel_tourism > accommodations; use it only when Accommodations is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Accommodations
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Accommodations; Accommodations content within Travel & Tourism
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Accommodations; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Accommodations
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Hotels, Motels & Resortstravel_tourism.accommodations.hotels_motels_resortsLevel 32 children
travel_tourism.accommodations.hotels_motels_resortsCanonical AON category at level 3 in travel_tourism > accommodations > hotels_motels_resorts; use it only when Hotels, Motels & Resorts is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Hotels, Motels & Resorts
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hotels, Motels & Resorts; Hotels, Motels & Resorts content within Accommodations
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Hotels, Motels & Resorts; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Hotels, Motels & Resorts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_tourism.accommodations.hotels_motels_resorts.hotelsCanonical AON category at level 4 in travel_tourism > accommodations > hotels_motels_resorts > hotels; use it only when Hotels is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Hotels
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hotels; Hotels content within Hotels, Motels & Resorts
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Hotels; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Hotels
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_tourism.accommodations.hotels_motels_resorts.resortsCanonical AON category at level 4 in travel_tourism > accommodations > hotels_motels_resorts > resorts; use it only when Resorts is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Resorts
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Resorts; Resorts content within Hotels, Motels & Resorts
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Resorts; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Resorts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_tourism.accommodations.vacation_rentalsCanonical AON category at level 3 in travel_tourism > accommodations > vacation_rentals; use it only when Vacation Rentals is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Vacation Rentals
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Vacation Rentals; Vacation Rentals content within Accommodations
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Vacation Rentals; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Vacation Rentals
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Air Traveltravel_tourism.air_travelLevel 21 child
travel_tourism.air_travelCanonical AON category at level 2 in travel_tourism > air_travel; use it only when Air Travel is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Air Travel
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Air Travel; Air Travel content within Travel & Tourism
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Air Travel; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Air Travel
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_tourism.air_travel.airline_tickets_fares_flightsA bookable passenger air-travel itinerary service with a specified route, schedule, cabin, fare or itinerary combination.
Aliases: airline fare, flight booking, passenger air itinerary
Boundary
- include
- One-way, return and multi-segment passenger flights; Contractual fares and itinerary booking rights
- exclude
- Standalone flight search or price-comparison platforms; Air cargo and airport ground transfers; Aircraft merchandise and flight-status information alone
- primary rule
- The itinerary service is primary; carrier, codeshare, baggage and change conditions are attributes.
- residual rule
- Require booking or carriage rights rather than infer them from search links or flight status.
Examples
- positive
- Bookable return passenger itinerary; One-way economy airline fare
- negative
- Flight-search subscription without itinerary; Air cargo shipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_tourism.cruises_cruise_servicesCanonical AON category at level 2 in travel_tourism > cruises_cruise_services; use it only when Cruises & Cruise Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Cruises & Cruise Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Cruises & Cruise Services; Cruises & Cruise Services content within Travel & Tourism
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Cruises & Cruise Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Cruises & Cruise Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_tourism.last_minute_travelCanonical AON category at level 2 in travel_tourism > last_minute_travel; use it only when Last Minute Travel is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Last Minute Travel
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Last Minute Travel; Last Minute Travel content within Travel & Tourism
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Last Minute Travel; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Last Minute Travel
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Luggagetravel_tourism.luggageLevel 21 child
travel_tourism.luggageCanonical AON category at level 2 in travel_tourism > luggage; use it only when Luggage is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Luggage
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- This existing node remains selectable when admitted descendants cannot be distinguished.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Luggage; Luggage content within Travel & Tourism
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Luggage; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Luggage
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_tourism.luggage.backpacks_functional_bagsBackpacks & Functional Bags products distinguished by their primary product form, function, and comparison model within Fashion Footwear Jewelry And Bags.
Boundary
- include
- stable garment form, footwear type, accessory type, and jewelry form are categories. Gender, size, fit, material, color, pattern, occasion, and style remain attributes.; Products whose primary comparison model is Backpacks & Functional Bags
- exclude
- Services, rentals, installation, and repair; Brand, model, fitment, size, color, material, capacity, ingredient, protocol, and other SKU attributes
- primary rule
- Use as primary only when the stable product type is the most specific evidence-supported match.
- residual rule
- Fall back to the nearest existing or admitted broad parent when this exact product boundary is not proven.
Examples
- positive
- A product whose primary type is Backpacks & Functional Bags; Backpacks & Functional Bags sold as the main Offer item
- negative
- A service related to Backpacks & Functional Bags; A product that only shares a brand, model, material, or compatibility attribute with Backpacks & Functional Bags
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_tourism.specialty_travelCanonical AON category at level 2 in travel_tourism > specialty_travel; use it only when Specialty Travel is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Specialty Travel
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Specialty Travel; Specialty Travel content within Travel & Tourism
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Specialty Travel; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Specialty Travel
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Tourist Attractions & Destinationstravel_tourism.tourist_attractions_destinationsLevel 21 child
travel_tourism.tourist_attractions_destinationsCanonical AON category at level 2 in travel_tourism > tourist_attractions_destinations; use it only when Tourist Attractions & Destinations is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Tourist Attractions & Destinations
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Tourist Attractions & Destinations; Tourist Attractions & Destinations content within Travel & Tourism
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Tourist Attractions & Destinations; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Tourist Attractions & Destinations
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_tourism.tourist_attractions_destinations.theme_parksCanonical AON category at level 3 in travel_tourism > tourist_attractions_destinations > theme_parks; use it only when Theme Parks is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Theme Parks
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Theme Parks; Theme Parks content within Tourist Attractions & Destinations
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Theme Parks; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Theme Parks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Transportation & Excursionstravel_tourism.transportation_excursionsLevel 23 children
travel_tourism.transportation_excursionsCanonical AON category at level 2 in travel_tourism > transportation_excursions; use it only when Transportation & Excursions is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Transportation & Excursions
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Transportation & Excursions; Transportation & Excursions content within Travel & Tourism
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Transportation & Excursions; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Transportation & Excursions
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Bus & Rail Servicestravel_tourism.transportation_excursions.bus_rail_servicesLevel 32 children
travel_tourism.transportation_excursions.bus_rail_servicesCanonical AON category at level 3 in travel_tourism > transportation_excursions > bus_rail_services; use it only when Bus & Rail Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Bus & Rail Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Bus & Rail Services; Bus & Rail Services content within Transportation & Excursions
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Bus & Rail Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Bus & Rail Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_tourism.transportation_excursions.bus_rail_services.bus_servicesCanonical AON category at level 4 in travel_tourism > transportation_excursions > bus_rail_services > bus_services; use it only when Bus Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Bus Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Bus Services; Bus Services content within Bus & Rail Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Bus Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Bus Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_tourism.transportation_excursions.bus_rail_services.rail_servicesCanonical AON category at level 4 in travel_tourism > transportation_excursions > bus_rail_services > rail_services; use it only when Rail Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Rail Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Rail Services; Rail Services content within Bus & Rail Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Rail Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Rail Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_tourism.transportation_excursions.car_rental_servicesCanonical AON category at level 3 in travel_tourism > transportation_excursions > car_rental_services; use it only when Car Rental Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Car Rental Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Car Rental Services; Car Rental Services content within Transportation & Excursions
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Car Rental Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Car Rental Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_tourism.transportation_excursions.taxi_servicesCanonical AON category at level 3 in travel_tourism > transportation_excursions > taxi_services; use it only when Taxi Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Taxi Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Taxi Services; Taxi Services content within Transportation & Excursions
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Taxi Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Taxi Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_tourism.travel_booking_servicesCanonical AON category at level 2 in travel_tourism > travel_booking_services; use it only when Travel Booking Services is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Travel Booking Services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Travel Booking Services; Travel Booking Services content within Travel & Tourism
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Travel Booking Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Travel Booking Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_tourism.travel_media_publicationsCanonical AON category at level 2 in travel_tourism > travel_media_publications; use it only when Travel Media & Publications is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Travel Media & Publications
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Travel Media & Publications; Travel Media & Publications content within Travel & Tourism
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Travel Media & Publications; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Travel Media & Publications
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_tourism.vacation_packagesA single travel offer selling at least two trip components together as one package service.
Aliases: travel package, vacation package
Boundary
- include
- Combined transport and accommodation offers; Accommodation with activities or itinerary services sold as one package
- exclude
- Separately transacted search results; Standalone flights or lodging; General trip-planning tools
- primary rule
- Require one offer or contract combining multiple components; destination, duration and dynamic assembly are attributes.
- residual rule
- If joint pricing or contractual bundling is unproven, do not infer a package from cross-recommendations.
Examples
- positive
- Single-contract flight and hotel package; Accommodation and excursion package
- negative
- Separate hotel and flight recommendations; Standalone hotel booking
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_tourism.visa_assistance_servicesA service helping travelers determine visa requirements, prepare documents, submit applications or track processing without itself constituting a visa or guaranteed approval.
Aliases: visa application assistance, visa document assistance, visa support service
Boundary
- include
- Visa requirement and document preparation assistance; Application submission and status tracking assistance
- exclude
- The visa or entry permission itself; Guaranteed-approval promises; Travel bookings and legal representation not explicitly established by the offer
- primary rule
- Classify the assistance actually provided; immigration decisions remain with the relevant authority.
- residual rule
- Do not infer legal representation, entry permission or an approval guarantee from generic visa support.
Examples
- positive
- Travel visa document-preparation service; Visa application submission and tracking assistance
- negative
- Airline booking; Sale of purported guaranteed visa approval
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
othersCanonical AON category at level 1 in others; use it only when Others is the most specific supported primary subject.
Boundary
- include
- The primary Offer subject is Others
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Assign the most specific evidence-supported category as primary.
- residual rule
- Do not use this node as a catch-all outside its canonical subtree.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Others; Others content within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Others; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Others
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
AI, Software & Digital Servicesai_software_servicesLevel 16 children
ai_software_servicesSoftware and digital tools by function: AI assistants, creative, coding, business and utility software, cloud and developer infrastructure.
Boundary
- include
- Software and digital tools by function: AI assistants, creative, coding, business and utility software, cloud and developer infrastructure.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about AI, Software & Digital Services; AI, Software & Digital Services offers within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of AI, Software & Digital Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to AI, Software & Digital Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
AI Assistants & Agentsai_software_services.ai_assistantLevel 23 children
ai_software_services.ai_assistantGeneral AI assistants, AI search, autonomous agents
Boundary
- include
- General AI assistants, AI search, autonomous agents
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about AI Assistants & Agents; AI Assistants & Agents offers within AI, Software & Digital Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of AI Assistants & Agents; Offers better described by the sibling category Creative & Design Software
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_assistant.ai_agentsAgents that carry out multi-step tasks or operate a browser or computer for the user (business workflow automation → ai_business_productivity).
Boundary
- include
- Agents that carry out multi-step tasks or operate a browser or computer for the user (business workflow automation → ai_business_productivity).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Manus; OpenAI Operator; MultiOn
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category General & Personal AI Assistants; Offers better described by the sibling category AI Search & Research
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_assistant.ai_search_researchAnswer engines, AI search and deep-research tools.
Boundary
- include
- Answer engines, AI search and deep-research tools.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Perplexity Pro; You.com; Consensus; Elicit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category General & Personal AI Assistants; Offers better described by the sibling category Autonomous AI Agents
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_assistant.general_personal_assistantsGeneral-purpose AI assistants you talk to, incl. personal assistants that remember you and help across daily life (chat, voice, proactive reminders and briefings); subscriptions, desktop and mobile apps. One domain only → that domain (an AI tutor → education_careers, an AI email assistant → ai_business_productivity).
Boundary
- include
- General-purpose AI assistants you talk to, incl. personal assistants that remember you and help across daily life (chat, voice, proactive reminders and briefings); subscriptions, desktop and mobile apps. One domain only → that domain (an AI tutor → education_careers, an AI email assistant → ai_business_productivity).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- ChatGPT Plus; Claude Pro; Gemini Advanced; Copilot app; Pi; Personal AI
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category AI Search & Research; Offers better described by the sibling category Autonomous AI Agents
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Business & Productivity Softwareai_software_services.ai_business_productivityLevel 211 children
ai_software_services.ai_business_productivitySoftware for work, personal or business: documents and office suites, notes, presentations and whiteboards, meetings and chat, PDF and e-signature, translation and transcription, cloud storage and backup, project and task management, automation and agent workflows, CRM, marketing and SEO, e-commerce site builders and POS software, HR and applicant tracking, finance and accounting, customer support, industry management systems (restaurant, salon, clinic, real estate), LMS and course-creation platforms. Tag audience=b2b for business plans.
Boundary
- include
- Software for work, personal or business: documents and office suites, notes, presentations and whiteboards, meetings and chat, PDF and e-signature, translation and transcription, cloud storage and backup, project and task management, automation and agent workflows, CRM, marketing and SEO, e-commerce site builders and POS software, HR and applicant tracking, finance and accounting, customer support, industry management systems (restaurant, salon, clinic, real estate), LMS and course-creation platforms. Tag audience=b2b for business plans.; Business suites spanning several L3s with no lead product (Microsoft 365 Business, Google Workspace, Zoho One) stay at this L2; a suite offer led by one product follows that product
- exclude
- Offers led by a corporate card → credit_cards; Merchant acquiring, payment gateways, card readers → ewallet_payments; Job boards and recruiting marketplaces (incl. employer job posting, LinkedIn Recruiter) → jobs_career_services; applicant-tracking and HR software (Workable, Greenhouse) stays here
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Business & Productivity Software; Business & Productivity Software offers within AI, Software & Digital Services
- negative
- Offers led by a corporate card; Merchant acquiring, payment gateways, card readers; Job boards and recruiting marketplaces (incl. employer job posting, LinkedIn Recruiter)
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_business_productivity.crm_marketingCRM, sales engagement, marketing and email automation, SEO, social-media and ads management, advertising platform sign-ups and ad-spend credits (Google Ads, Meta Ads, TikTok Ads; tag audience=b2b).
Boundary
- include
- CRM, sales engagement, marketing and email automation, SEO, social-media and ads management, advertising platform sign-ups and ad-spend credits (Google Ads, Meta Ads, TikTok Ads; tag audience=b2b).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- HubSpot; Salesforce; Semrush; Mailchimp; Hootsuite
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Office, Docs & Notes; Offers better described by the sibling category Writing, Translation & Transcription
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_business_productivity.customer_supportHelp desks, live chat, support chatbots and contact-centre software.
Boundary
- include
- Help desks, live chat, support chatbots and contact-centre software.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Zendesk; Intercom; Freshdesk; Tidio
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Office, Docs & Notes; Offers better described by the sibling category Writing, Translation & Transcription
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_business_productivity.ecommerce_posOnline store builders and e-commerce platforms, POS and inventory software (card readers and acquiring → financial_services).
Boundary
- include
- Online store builders and e-commerce platforms, POS and inventory software (card readers and acquiring → financial_services).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Shopify; WooCommerce; Square for Retail; Lightspeed
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Office, Docs & Notes; Offers better described by the sibling category Writing, Translation & Transcription
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_business_productivity.file_storage_sharingApps for people and teams to store, sync, share, send and back up files and photos (developer object storage → developer_cloud_infra; local phone-to-phone file transfer → utility_security_software).
Boundary
- include
- Apps for people and teams to store, sync, share, send and back up files and photos (developer object storage → developer_cloud_infra; local phone-to-phone file transfer → utility_security_software).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Dropbox; Google One storage; iCloud+; WeTransfer; Backblaze
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Office, Docs & Notes; Offers better described by the sibling category Writing, Translation & Transcription
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_business_productivity.finance_accountingAccounting, invoicing, expense and spend software, tax software for businesses (card-led spend management → credit_cards).
Boundary
- include
- Accounting, invoicing, expense and spend software, tax software for businesses (card-led spend management → credit_cards).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- QuickBooks; Xero; Zoho Books; FreshBooks; Expensify
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Office, Docs & Notes; Offers better described by the sibling category Writing, Translation & Transcription
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_business_productivity.hr_payrollHR, payroll, applicant tracking and employee-management software (job boards → education_careers).
Boundary
- include
- HR, payroll, applicant tracking and employee-management software (job boards → education_careers).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Gusto; Rippling; Workable; BambooHR; Deel
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Office, Docs & Notes; Offers better described by the sibling category Writing, Translation & Transcription
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_business_productivity.industry_systemsVertical management systems and industry-specific AI tools for professionals (restaurant, salon, clinic, legal, healthcare, real estate, fitness studio, school), LMS and course-creation platforms.
Boundary
- include
- Vertical management systems and industry-specific AI tools for professionals (restaurant, salon, clinic, legal, healthcare, real estate, fitness studio, school), LMS and course-creation platforms.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Toast; Fresha for business; Mindbody; Teachable; Kajabi
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Office, Docs & Notes; Offers better described by the sibling category Writing, Translation & Transcription
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_business_productivity.meetings_collaborationVideo meetings, team chat, email clients and scheduling, cloud business phone systems (RingCentral, Aircall), AI meeting assistants and notetakers.
Boundary
- include
- Video meetings, team chat, email clients and scheduling, cloud business phone systems (RingCentral, Aircall), AI meeting assistants and notetakers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Zoom; Slack; Calendly; Superhuman; Fireflies.ai; Otter.ai
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Office, Docs & Notes; Offers better described by the sibling category Writing, Translation & Transcription
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_business_productivity.office_docs_notesOffice suites and their perpetual licence keys (subscription period codes such as a 15-month Microsoft 365 card → retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid, B14), documents and spreadsheets, notes and knowledge bases, presentations and whiteboards, PDF and e-signature.
Boundary
- include
- Office suites and their perpetual licence keys (subscription period codes such as a 15-month Microsoft 365 card → retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid, B14), documents and spreadsheets, notes and knowledge bases, presentations and whiteboards, PDF and e-signature.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Microsoft 365 Personal; Notion; Adobe Acrobat; DocuSign; Gamma; Miro
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Writing, Translation & Transcription; Offers better described by the sibling category Meetings, Chat & Email
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_business_productivity.project_automationProject and task management, workflow automation and business agent platforms.
Boundary
- include
- Project and task management, workflow automation and business agent platforms.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Asana; monday.com; Zapier; n8n; ClickUp
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Office, Docs & Notes; Offers better described by the sibling category Writing, Translation & Transcription
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_business_productivity.writing_translationAI writing and grammar tools, copywriting, translation and transcription.
Boundary
- include
- AI writing and grammar tools, copywriting, translation and transcription.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Grammarly; Jasper; DeepL Pro; Rev transcription; QuillBot
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Office, Docs & Notes; Offers better described by the sibling category Meetings, Chat & Email
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Developer Tools & Website Buildersai_software_services.ai_coding_devLevel 23 children
ai_software_services.ai_coding_devAI coding, IDEs, general website builders (Wix/Framer), code review
Boundary
- include
- AI coding, IDEs, general website builders (Wix/Framer), code review
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Developer Tools & Website Builders; Developer Tools & Website Builders offers within AI, Software & Digital Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Developer Tools & Website Builders; Offers better described by the sibling category AI Assistants & Agents
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_coding_dev.ai_coding_assistantsAI pair programmers, coding agents and AI code review.
Boundary
- include
- AI pair programmers, coding agents and AI code review.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- GitHub Copilot; Cursor; Claude Code; Windsurf; CodeRabbit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Website & App Builders; Offers better described by the sibling category IDEs & Developer Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_coding_dev.dev_tools_idesIDEs and editors, Git hosting, API clients, testing, CI and debugging tools (cloud and runtime services → developer_cloud_infra).
Boundary
- include
- IDEs and editors, Git hosting, API clients, testing, CI and debugging tools (cloud and runtime services → developer_cloud_infra).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- JetBrains IntelliJ; GitHub Team; Postman; Sentry; BrowserStack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category AI Coding Assistants; Offers better described by the sibling category Website & App Builders
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_coding_dev.website_app_buildersGeneral website builders and no-code or prompt-to-app builders (e-commerce store builders → ai_business_productivity).
Boundary
- include
- General website builders and no-code or prompt-to-app builders (e-commerce store builders → ai_business_productivity).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Wix; Framer; Squarespace; Lovable; Bubble; Bolt.new
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category AI Coding Assistants; Offers better described by the sibling category IDEs & Developer Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Creative & Design Softwareai_software_services.ai_creative_softwareLevel 26 children
ai_software_services.ai_creative_softwareImage/video/voice/3D generation, design, photo-editing and video-editing software
Boundary
- include
- Image/video/voice/3D generation, design, photo-editing and video-editing software; Creative suites spanning several L3s with no lead product (Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps, Canva + video bundles) stay at this L2
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Creative & Design Software; Creative & Design Software offers within AI, Software & Digital Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Creative & Design Software; Offers better described by the sibling category AI Assistants & Agents
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_creative_software.audio_voice_musicText-to-speech and voice cloning, AI music generation, audio and podcast editing, music production software (DAWs).
Boundary
- include
- Text-to-speech and voice cloning, AI music generation, audio and podcast editing, music production software (DAWs).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- ElevenLabs; Suno; Descript; FL Studio; Adobe Podcast
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Image Generation & Photo Editing; Offers better described by the sibling category Video Generation & Editing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_creative_software.design_graphicsGraphic and UI design tools, presentation-style design platforms, logo and brand kits.
Boundary
- include
- Graphic and UI design tools, presentation-style design platforms, logo and brand kits.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Canva Pro; Figma; Adobe Illustrator; Looka logo maker
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Image Generation & Photo Editing; Offers better described by the sibling category Video Generation & Editing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_creative_software.image_photoAI image generators, photo editors and enhancers, AI headshots and avatars, background removal.
Boundary
- include
- AI image generators, photo editors and enhancers, AI headshots and avatars, background removal.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Midjourney; Adobe Photoshop; Lightroom; Remini; Picsart
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Video Generation & Editing; Offers better described by the sibling category Audio, Voice & Music
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_creative_software.modeling_3d_cad3D modelling and AI 3D generation, animation, CAD and BIM software.
Boundary
- include
- 3D modelling and AI 3D generation, animation, CAD and BIM software.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Blender; Meshy; AutoCAD; Spline; SketchUp
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Image Generation & Photo Editing; Offers better described by the sibling category Video Generation & Editing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_creative_software.stock_media_assetsStock photos, video, music and SFX libraries, fonts, templates and creative asset marketplaces.
Boundary
- include
- Stock photos, video, music and SFX libraries, fonts, templates and creative asset marketplaces.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Shutterstock; Envato Elements; Artlist; Adobe Fonts
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Image Generation & Photo Editing; Offers better described by the sibling category Video Generation & Editing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.ai_creative_software.video_creationAI video generators, video editors, avatar and lip-sync video, screen recorders for video content.
Boundary
- include
- AI video generators, video editors, avatar and lip-sync video, screen recorders for video content.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Runway; CapCut Pro; Premiere Pro; Synthesia; HeyGen
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Image Generation & Photo Editing; Offers better described by the sibling category Audio, Voice & Music
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Cloud, Hosting & APIsai_software_services.developer_cloud_infraLevel 26 children
ai_software_services.developer_cloud_infraCloud servers, GPUs, AI model APIs and inference platforms, hosting, databases, CDN, domains and certificates, residential/datacenter proxies and scraping APIs
Boundary
- include
- Cloud servers, GPUs, AI model APIs and inference platforms, hosting, databases, CDN, domains and certificates, residential/datacenter proxies and scraping APIs
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Cloud, Hosting & APIs; Cloud, Hosting & APIs offers within AI, Software & Digital Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Cloud, Hosting & APIs; Offers better described by the sibling category AI Assistants & Agents
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.developer_cloud_infra.ai_model_apisLLM and model APIs, model routers and gateways (OpenRouter, LiteLLM), inference and model-hosting platforms, fine-tuning services.
Boundary
- include
- LLM and model APIs, model routers and gateways (OpenRouter, LiteLLM), inference and model-hosting platforms, fine-tuning services.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- OpenAI API; Anthropic API; OpenRouter; Replicate; Together AI
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cloud Compute & GPUs; Offers better described by the sibling category Web Hosting, Domains & CDN
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.developer_cloud_infra.cloud_compute_gpuCloud servers, VPS, containers and serverless compute, GPU cloud incl. serverless GPU platforms (Modal, RunPod).
Boundary
- include
- Cloud servers, VPS, containers and serverless compute, GPU cloud incl. serverless GPU platforms (Modal, RunPod).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- AWS EC2; DigitalOcean; Lambda GPU cloud; Hetzner
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category AI Model APIs & Inference; Offers better described by the sibling category Web Hosting, Domains & CDN
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.developer_cloud_infra.communication_apisSMS, voice, email-delivery and messaging APIs.
Boundary
- include
- SMS, voice, email-delivery and messaging APIs.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Twilio; SendGrid; Vonage; MessageBird
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cloud Compute & GPUs; Offers better described by the sibling category AI Model APIs & Inference
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.developer_cloud_infra.databases_object_storageManaged and vector databases, data warehouses, object and blob storage used through an API or console by developers (file storage apps for people and teams → ai_business_productivity.file_storage_sharing).
Boundary
- include
- Managed and vector databases, data warehouses, object and blob storage used through an API or console by developers (file storage apps for people and teams → ai_business_productivity.file_storage_sharing).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- MongoDB Atlas; Supabase; Pinecone; Snowflake; Amazon S3; Cloudflare R2
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cloud Compute & GPUs; Offers better described by the sibling category AI Model APIs & Inference
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.developer_cloud_infra.hosting_domains_cdnWeb and WordPress hosting, frontend and Jamstack cloud platforms (Vercel, Netlify), domains, SSL certificates, CDN and DNS.
Boundary
- include
- Web and WordPress hosting, frontend and Jamstack cloud platforms (Vercel, Netlify), domains, SSL certificates, CDN and DNS.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Hostinger; GoDaddy domain; Cloudflare; Bluehost
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cloud Compute & GPUs; Offers better described by the sibling category AI Model APIs & Inference
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.developer_cloud_infra.proxies_scrapingResidential and datacenter proxies, web-scraping and data-extraction APIs.
Boundary
- include
- Residential and datacenter proxies, web-scraping and data-extraction APIs.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Bright Data; Oxylabs; ScraperAPI; Smartproxy
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cloud Compute & GPUs; Offers better described by the sibling category AI Model APIs & Inference
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Security & Utility Softwareai_software_services.utility_security_softwareLevel 22 children
ai_software_services.utility_security_softwareVPN, consumer privacy proxies, antivirus, identity theft protection and dark-web monitoring, password managers, system utilities
Boundary
- include
- VPN, consumer privacy proxies, antivirus, identity theft protection and dark-web monitoring, password managers, system utilities; Identity protection bundles with insurance coverage, insurance_protection as secondary; Single-purpose consumer utility apps not tied to another L1 (calculators, scanners, file converters, launchers, scorebooks)
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Security & Utility Software; Security & Utility Software offers within AI, Software & Digital Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Security & Utility Software; Offers better described by the sibling category AI Assistants & Agents
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.utility_security_software.everyday_utilitiesSingle-purpose tools not tied to another L1: phone and PC cleaners, file managers and phone-to-phone transfer (SHAREit), scanners and QR readers, keyboards and launchers, web browsers, weather, calculators and unit or currency converters, flashlights, data recovery, perpetual operating-system and licence keys (Office keys → ai_business_productivity.office_docs_notes).
Boundary
- include
- Single-purpose tools not tied to another L1: phone and PC cleaners, file managers and phone-to-phone transfer (SHAREit), scanners and QR readers, keyboards and launchers, web browsers, weather, calculators and unit or currency converters, flashlights, data recovery, perpetual operating-system and licence keys (Office keys → ai_business_productivity.office_docs_notes).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- SHAREit; CCleaner; AccuWeather; XE Currency Converter; Adobe Scan; Windows 11 Pro key
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Security & Privacy; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Device & Everyday Utilities
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
ai_software_services.utility_security_software.security_privacyProtecting devices, identity and data: antivirus and security suites, VPNs and privacy proxies, ad and tracker blockers, identity-theft and dark-web monitoring, data-broker removal, password managers and authenticators, parental controls (credit-score-led bundles → financial_services; 1-year or other period activation codes → retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid, G9; professionally monitored home alarm plans → local_lifestyle_services.telecom_utilities.security_monitoring).
Boundary
- include
- Protecting devices, identity and data: antivirus and security suites, VPNs and privacy proxies, ad and tracker blockers, identity-theft and dark-web monitoring, data-broker removal, password managers and authenticators, parental controls (credit-score-led bundles → financial_services; 1-year or other period activation codes → retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid, G9; professionally monitored home alarm plans → local_lifestyle_services.telecom_utilities.security_monitoring).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Norton 360; NordVPN; Aura; 1Password; Bitdefender; Qustodio
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Device & Everyday Utilities; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Security & Privacy
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Digital Entertainmentdigital_entertainmentLevel 110 children
digital_entertainmentDigital content and play: games and game currency, video, music and audio, reading, social and dating, betting and adult entertainment.
Boundary
- include
- Digital content and play: games and game currency, video, music and audio, reading, social and dating, betting and adult entertainment.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Digital Entertainment; Digital Entertainment offers within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Digital Entertainment; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Digital Entertainment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Adult Entertainmentdigital_entertainment.adult_entertainmentLevel 23 children
digital_entertainment.adult_entertainmentAdult-oriented (main selling point is explicit sexual content or sexual-encounter matching): adult subscriptions, videos, live streams, adult creators, adult dating/hookups, adult AI companions
Boundary
- include
- Adult-oriented (main selling point is explicit sexual content or sexual-encounter matching): adult subscriptions, videos, live streams, adult creators, adult dating/hookups, adult AI companions
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Adult Entertainment; Adult Entertainment offers within Digital Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Adult Entertainment; Offers better described by the sibling category Mobile Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.adult_entertainment.adult_contentPre-made explicit content: studio libraries and tube memberships, adult creator subscriptions, adult games, erotic text/audio/comics.
Boundary
- include
- Pre-made explicit content: studio libraries and tube memberships, adult creator subscriptions, adult games, erotic text/audio/comics.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Pornhub Premium; Brazzers; OnlyFans; Fansly; Nutaku; Dipsea
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Adult Live Chat & AI; Offers better described by the sibling category Adult Dating & Hookup
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.adult_entertainment.adult_datingMatching sold on hookups, sexual encounters or explicit profiles/images.
Boundary
- include
- Matching sold on hookups, sexual encounters or explicit profiles/images.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- AdultFriendFinder; Fling.com; BeNaughty; FetLife
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Adult Content; Offers better described by the sibling category Adult Live Chat & AI
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.adult_entertainment.adult_live_aiReal-time explicit interaction with a person or an AI: live cams, paid private chat, adult AI companions and NSFW generators.
Boundary
- include
- Real-time explicit interaction with a person or an AI: live cams, paid private chat, adult AI companions and NSFW generators.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Chaturbate; Stripchat; LiveJasmin; Candy.ai; CrushOn.AI
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Adult Content; Offers better described by the sibling category Adult Dating & Hookup
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
E-books, Comics & Newsdigital_entertainment.digital_reading_newsLevel 24 children
digital_entertainment.digital_reading_newsE-books, web novels, comics, news and periodicals, paid newsletters (Substack), book-summary apps
Boundary
- include
- E-books, web novels, comics, news and periodicals, paid newsletters (Substack), book-summary apps
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about E-books, Comics & News; E-books, Comics & News offers within Digital Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of E-books, Comics & News; Offers better described by the sibling category Mobile Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.digital_reading_news.comics_mangaSequential art: webtoons, manga, manhua, Western comics, per chapter/volume/subscription.
Boundary
- include
- Sequential art: webtoons, manga, manhua, Western comics, per chapter/volume/subscription.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- WEBTOON; Tapas; MANGA Plus by SHUEISHA; Piccoma; Marvel Unlimited
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category E-books & Book Summaries; Offers better described by the sibling category Web Novels & Serial Fiction
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.digital_reading_news.ebooksDigital books: published/self-published e-books per title, unlimited reading subscriptions, library apps, and book-summary apps (format in attribute book_format).
Boundary
- include
- Digital books: published/self-published e-books per title, unlimited reading subscriptions, library apps, and book-summary apps (format in attribute book_format).
- exclude
- Listen-first read+listen subscriptions → digital_entertainment.streaming_music_audio.audiobooks; Courses with instructors or certificates → education_careers
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Kindle Unlimited; Kobo Plus; Everand; Apple Books; Google Play Books; Blinkist
- negative
- Listen-first read+listen subscriptions; Courses with instructors or certificates
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.digital_reading_news.news_magazines_newslettersPeriodical journalism and commentary: newspapers, magazines, news apps, magazine bundles, paid newsletters, incl. state news and political-study apps.
Boundary
- include
- Periodical journalism and commentary: newspapers, magazines, news apps, magazine bundles, paid newsletters, incl. state news and political-study apps.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- The New York Times; The Wall Street Journal; The Economist; Apple News+; Readly; Substack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category E-books & Book Summaries; Offers better described by the sibling category Web Novels & Serial Fiction
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.digital_reading_news.web_novelsSerialized fiction by online authors, unlocked per chapter with coins/passes (incl. chat fiction).
Boundary
- include
- Serialized fiction by online authors, unlocked per chapter with coins/passes (incl. chat fiction).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Webnovel; Wattpad; GoodNovel; Dreame; Galatea
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category E-books & Book Summaries; Offers better described by the sibling category Comics, Manga & Webtoons
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Game Top-Ups, Subscriptions & Storesdigital_entertainment.game_currency_subscriptionsLevel 23 children
digital_entertainment.game_currency_subscriptionsIn-game currency and direct top-up, items, DLC/expansions, battle passes/season passes, game membership subscriptions (Game Pass, PS Plus, NSO, Roblox Premium), cloud gaming and VR game subscriptions, platform-level offers of game stores and key marketplaces (Steam, Epic, Humble, Eneba, Kinguin, G2A), skin trading marketplaces without gambling
Boundary
- include
- In-game currency and direct top-up, items, DLC/expansions, battle passes/season passes, game membership subscriptions (Game Pass, PS Plus, NSO, Roblox Premium), cloud gaming and VR game subscriptions, platform-level offers of game stores and key marketplaces (Steam, Epic, Humble, Eneba, Kinguin, G2A), skin trading marketplaces without gambling; Game-related offers whose type cannot be told stay at this L2
- exclude
- Single-game activation keys → game L2 (B15); Perpetual software licence keys (Windows, Office 2021) → by software type under ai_software_services; time-limited subscription codes (Norton 1-year, Microsoft 365 15-month) → retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid (G9); Case opening, skin gambling → igaming
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Game Top-Ups, Subscriptions & Stores; Game Top-Ups, Subscriptions & Stores offers within Digital Entertainment
- negative
- Single-game activation keys; Perpetual software licence keys (Windows, Office 2021); Case opening, skin gambling
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.game_currency_subscriptions.game_stores_marketplacesThe store or marketplace itself as the offer (sign-up, launcher install, sale page): official stores, bundle stores, key resellers, skin/item/account trading without gambling, boosting and coaching services.
Boundary
- include
- The store or marketplace itself as the offer (sign-up, launcher install, sale page): official stores, bundle stores, key resellers, skin/item/account trading without gambling, boosting and coaching services.
- exclude
- Gift card / code SKUs → retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid; Recurring store memberships that deliver games each month (Humble Choice) → digital_entertainment.game_currency_subscriptions.game_subscriptions; Case opening, roll, crash or other chance mechanics → digital_entertainment.igaming.casino_poker
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Steam; Epic Games Store; Humble Bundle; Eneba; Kinguin; Skinport
- negative
- Gift card / code SKUs; Recurring store memberships that deliver games each month (Humble Choice); Case opening, roll, crash or other chance mechanics
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.game_currency_subscriptions.game_subscriptionsRecurring memberships across many games or a whole platform (incl. UGC game platforms like Roblox): game library, online play, platform perks, cloud gaming, VR game subscriptions, multi-game puzzle subscriptions from publishers (NYT Games).
Boundary
- include
- Recurring memberships across many games or a whole platform (incl. UGC game platforms like Roblox): game library, online play, platform perks, cloud gaming, VR game subscriptions, multi-game puzzle subscriptions from publishers (NYT Games).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Xbox Game Pass; PlayStation Plus; Nintendo Switch Online; Apple Arcade; GeForce NOW; Roblox Premium
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Game Top-Ups & Add-ons; Offers better described by the sibling category Game Stores, Marketplaces & Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.game_currency_subscriptions.game_topup_addonsPaying for one specific game the buyer already plays, wherever it is bought (in game, official site, top-up sites like Codashop): currency top-up, items/skins, DLC/expansions, battle/season passes, monthly cards, optional single-game memberships (Fortnite Crew).
Boundary
- include
- Paying for one specific game the buyer already plays, wherever it is bought (in game, official site, top-up sites like Codashop): currency top-up, items/skins, DLC/expansions, battle/season passes, monthly cards, optional single-game memberships (Fortnite Crew).
- exclude
- Editions that include the base game; subscriptions required to play (WoW, FFXIV) → the game L2; Redeemable codes/gift cards (Steam Wallet, PSN card) → retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid (this node as secondary)
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Free Fire Diamonds top-up; PUBG Mobile UC (Midasbuy); Robux; Fortnite V-Bucks; Genshin Blessing of the Welkin Moon; Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree
- negative
- Editions that include the base game; subscriptions required to play (WoW, FFXIV); Redeemable codes/gift cards (Steam Wallet, PSN card)
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Betting, Casino & Lotterydigital_entertainment.igamingLevel 23 children
digital_entertainment.igamingStaking money to win cash or redeemable prizes by chance: real-money gambling, casinos, poker, lotteries, redeemable sweepstakes, paid fantasy, skin/case-opening gambling, prediction markets and event contracts (legal real-money skill games → mobile_games)
Boundary
- include
- Staking money to win cash or redeemable prizes by chance: real-money gambling, casinos, poker, lotteries, redeemable sweepstakes, paid fantasy, skin/case-opening gambling, prediction markets and event contracts (legal real-money skill games → mobile_games); Betting tips, odds comparison and operator review sites stay at this L2; Operators with both sportsbook and casino: if the brand or offer leads with one vertical, use that L3 and attach the other as secondary; if neither leads, stay at this L2 with both L3s as secondary
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Betting, Casino & Lottery; Betting, Casino & Lottery offers within Digital Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Betting, Casino & Lottery; Offers better described by the sibling category Mobile Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.igaming.casino_pokerCasino and poker: slots, table games, live dealer, crash/instant games, real-money bingo, poker rooms, sweepstakes casinos (tag currency_type=sweeps_coins), skin/case gambling.
Boundary
- include
- Casino and poker: slots, table games, live dealer, crash/instant games, real-money bingo, poker rooms, sweepstakes casinos (tag currency_type=sweeps_coins), skin/case gambling.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- BetMGM Casino; Stake.com; LeoVegas; PokerStars; Chumba Casino; CSGORoll
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sports & Event Betting; Offers better described by the sibling category Lottery & Prize Draws
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.igaming.lottery_drawsLottery operators and couriers: lottery tickets, scratch cards, keno, bets on draw results, paid prize draws. Scratch/instant games sold by a casino operator → digital_entertainment.igaming.casino_poker.
Boundary
- include
- Lottery operators and couriers: lottery tickets, scratch cards, keno, bets on draw results, paid prize draws. Scratch/instant games sold by a casino operator → digital_entertainment.igaming.casino_poker.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Jackpocket; Lottoland; theLotter; The National Lottery (UK); Omaze
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sports & Event Betting; Offers better described by the sibling category Casino & Poker
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.igaming.sports_event_bettingWagering on the outcome of matches or real-world events: sports, horse racing, esports betting, paid fantasy/pick'em, prediction markets (incl. sweeps sportsbooks).
Boundary
- include
- Wagering on the outcome of matches or real-world events: sports, horse racing, esports betting, paid fantasy/pick'em, prediction markets (incl. sweeps sportsbooks).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- bet365; DraftKings Sportsbook; FanDuel Sportsbook; PrizePicks; Polymarket; Kalshi
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Casino & Poker; Offers better described by the sibling category Lottery & Prize Draws
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Mobile Gamesdigital_entertainment.mobile_gamesLevel 29 children
digital_entertainment.mobile_gamesGames whose primary platform is mobile; L3 by gameplay; includes hyper-casual, social casino, free-to-play cash-reward games (tag real_money_prize=true)
Boundary
- include
- Games whose primary platform is mobile; L3 by gameplay; includes hyper-casual, social casino, free-to-play cash-reward games (tag real_money_prize=true); Legal real-money skill games (Skillz, WinZO, A23 Rummy), tag real_money_prize=true; Multi-game platforms or offers with no dominant genre stay at this L2 (Roblox, WinZO, MPL, Skillz hub); so do offers whose genre cannot be told; Decide the genre from the store page / the game itself, not from mini-games shown in ad creatives; Entertainment tools (game boosters, mod managers) stay with the game L2 they serve (G3); Title-only offers: the title is not evidence of a genre unless it names one or the game is widely known (G0); Only offers with real-money entry fees or cash prizes are tagged real_money_prize=true (most games are not); such legal real-money skill games are classified by game type (Bingo Cash → social_casino.bingo, Solitaire Cash → tabletop_card_board.card_games); the no-cash-out condition of social_casino applies only to chance-based play
- exclude
- Apps that reward playing third-party games → rewards_cashback_loyalty; Educational games played for learning (Prodigy, PBS Kids Games) → education_careers.kids_k12_learning; Rank boosting, coaching and account services for a game → digital_entertainment.game_currency_subscriptions.game_stores_marketplaces
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Mobile Games; Mobile Games offers within Digital Entertainment
- negative
- Apps that reward playing third-party games; Educational games played for learning (Prodigy, PBS Kids Games); Rank boosting, coaching and account services for a game
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Actiondigital_entertainment.mobile_games.actionLevel 33 children
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.actionReal-time direct control of a character in combat where shooting is not the main action; match-based with equal start.
Boundary
- include
- Real-time direct control of a character in combat where shooting is not the main action; match-based with equal start.
- exclude
- Long-term character/gear growth as the main loop → digital_entertainment.mobile_games.rpg
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Action; Action offers within Digital Entertainment > Mobile Games
- negative
- Long-term character/gear growth as the main loop; Offers better described by a more specific child of Action
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.action.action_adventurePlatforming, stealth, horror escape, single-player action adventure.
Boundary
- include
- Platforming, stealth, horror escape, single-player action adventure.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Granny; Alto's Odyssey; Into the Dead 2; Dan the Man
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category MOBA & Brawler; Offers better described by the sibling category Fighting
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.action.fightingOne-on-one or small-roster fighting games with combos and special moves.
Boundary
- include
- One-on-one or small-roster fighting games with combos and special moves.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Shadow Fight 3; Mortal Kombat Mobile; Brawlhalla
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category MOBA & Brawler; Offers better described by the sibling category Action Adventure & Horror
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.action.moba_brawlerTeam hero battles and top-down brawlers.
Boundary
- include
- Team hero battles and top-down brawlers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Mobile Legends: Bang Bang; Honor of Kings; Brawl Stars; Pokémon UNITE
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Fighting; Offers better described by the sibling category Action Adventure & Horror
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Casual & Puzzledigital_entertainment.mobile_games.casual_puzzleLevel 39 children
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.casual_puzzleLight, short-session games: level-based puzzles, one-tap hypercasual games, multiplayer party games, and spin/dice-for-coins build loops. Meta systems (decorating, story) do not change the genre; games that use a match board as combat stay here.
Boundary
- include
- Light, short-session games: level-based puzzles, one-tap hypercasual games, multiplayer party games, and spin/dice-for-coins build loops. Meta systems (decorating, story) do not change the genre; games that use a match board as combat stay here.
- exclude
- Named traditional card/tile/board games (mahjong, solitaire, rummy, ludo) → digital_entertainment.mobile_games.tabletop_card_board; No levels; continuous building/managing of one persistent place → digital_entertainment.mobile_games.simulation; Combat with weapons/HP → digital_entertainment.mobile_games.action
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Casual & Puzzle; Casual & Puzzle offers within Digital Entertainment > Mobile Games
- negative
- Named traditional card/tile/board games (mahjong, solitaire, rummy, ludo); No levels; continuous building/managing of one persistent place; Combat with weapons/HP
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.casual_puzzle.hypercasual_arcadeOne-tap or simple-control solo sessions that test reflexes and timing: endless and level runners, .io games, physics toys, stacking, rhythm taps, obstacle-dodge and collect-and-upgrade loops, timed management levels, mini-game collections.
Boundary
- include
- One-tap or simple-control solo sessions that test reflexes and timing: endless and level runners, .io games, physics toys, stacking, rhythm taps, obstacle-dodge and collect-and-upgrade loops, timed management levels, mini-game collections.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Subway Surfers; Temple Run 2; Helix Jump; Paper.io; Stack; Piano Tiles; Cooking Fever; Crossy Road
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Match; Offers better described by the sibling category Merge
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.casual_puzzle.logic_sortSlow-paced solo puzzles: block fill, 2048, sudoku, nonogram, liquid/ball/colour sort, screw puzzles, traffic/parking jams, brain teasers, connect-the-dots, jigsaw, color-by-number.
Boundary
- include
- Slow-paced solo puzzles: block fill, 2048, sudoku, nonogram, liquid/ball/colour sort, screw puzzles, traffic/parking jams, brain teasers, connect-the-dots, jigsaw, color-by-number.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Block Blast!; Sudoku.com; Water Sort Puzzle; Screw Jam; Brain Test; Happy Color
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Match; Offers better described by the sibling category Merge
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.casual_puzzle.matchClear by matching identical items: match-3 boards, tile/goods/triple match into slots or boxes (Goods Sort, Box Away), bubble shooters (incl. match-3 with decorating, match-3 RPG).
Boundary
- include
- Clear by matching identical items: match-3 boards, tile/goods/triple match into slots or boxes (Goods Sort, Box Away), bubble shooters (incl. match-3 with decorating, match-3 RPG).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Candy Crush Saga; Royal Match; Homescapes; Match Factory!; Bubble Witch 3 Saga; Puzzle & Dragons
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Merge; Offers better described by the sibling category Logic, Sort, Jigsaw & Coloring
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.casual_puzzle.mergeDrag identical items together to merge them into higher tiers (incl. merge with story/decorating).
Boundary
- include
- Drag identical items together to merge them into higher tiers (incl. merge with story/decorating).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Merge Mansion; Travel Town; Merge Dragons
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Match; Offers better described by the sibling category Logic, Sort, Jigsaw & Coloring
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.casual_puzzle.party_socialMultiplayer party mini-games and social deduction, without weapons/HP or long-term character growth.
Boundary
- include
- Multiplayer party mini-games and social deduction, without weapons/HP or long-term character growth.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Among Us; Stumble Guys; Goose Goose Duck; Eggy Party
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Match; Offers better described by the sibling category Merge
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.casual_puzzle.runnerThe character visibly runs/scrolls forward on its own (stated or evident); swipe/tap to dodge, jump and collect (endless or level-based runners). Dodge-and-collect games without automatic forward movement → hypercasual_arcade.
Boundary
- include
- The character visibly runs/scrolls forward on its own (stated or evident); swipe/tap to dodge, jump and collect (endless or level-based runners). Dodge-and-collect games without automatic forward movement → hypercasual_arcade.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Subway Surfers; Temple Run 2; Sonic Dash; Talking Tom Gold Run
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Match; Offers better described by the sibling category Merge
Lifecycle
- status
- deprecated
- replacement category id
- digital_entertainment.mobile_games.casual_puzzle.hypercasual_arcade
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.casual_puzzle.spin_and_buildSpin a wheel or roll dice to earn coins, spend them to build villages/landmarks, raid other players; coins cannot be cashed out.
Boundary
- include
- Spin a wheel or roll dice to earn coins, spend them to build villages/landmarks, raid other players; coins cannot be cashed out.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Monopoly GO; Coin Master; Dice Dreams; Piggy Kingdom
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Match; Offers better described by the sibling category Merge
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.casual_puzzle.story_hidden_objectStory-driven hidden-object and escape-room games, and interactive/choice stories paid per chapter or choice (no card collection or battles; otome with card gacha → rpg.squad_turn_based).
Boundary
- include
- Story-driven hidden-object and escape-room games, and interactive/choice stories paid per chapter or choice (no card collection or battles; otome with card gacha → rpg.squad_turn_based).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- June's Journey; Hidden City; Rooms & Exits; Episode; Chapters
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Match; Offers better described by the sibling category Merge
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.casual_puzzle.word_triviaWord building, word search, crosswords, quizzes and trivia.
Boundary
- include
- Word building, word search, crosswords, quizzes and trivia.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Wordscapes; Words With Friends 2; Trivia Crack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Match; Offers better described by the sibling category Merge
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Role-Playingdigital_entertainment.mobile_games.rpgLevel 34 children
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.rpgGrow a persistent character or hero roster: levels, gear, gacha, story and battles.
Boundary
- include
- Grow a persistent character or hero roster: levels, gear, gacha, story and battles.
- exclude
- Progression centred on base, army or territory → digital_entertainment.mobile_games.strategy; Match-based player-vs-player at equal start (MOBA, battle royale) → digital_entertainment.mobile_games.action / digital_entertainment.mobile_games.shooter
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Role-Playing; Role-Playing offers within Digital Entertainment > Mobile Games
- negative
- Progression centred on base, army or territory; Match-based player-vs-player at equal start (MOBA, battle royale)
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.rpg.action_rpgReal-time combat with persistent stats and gear (incl. survivor-likes and open-world ARPGs).
Boundary
- include
- Real-time combat with persistent stats and gear (incl. survivor-likes and open-world ARPGs).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Genshin Impact; Diablo Immortal; Wuthering Waves; Survivor.io; Archero 2
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Squad & Turn-Based RPG; Offers better described by the sibling category Idle RPG
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.rpg.idle_rpgAuto-battle and offline/AFK rewards are the selling point (store text says idle/AFK); the player mainly upgrades and sets the lineup.
Boundary
- include
- Auto-battle and offline/AFK rewards are the selling point (store text says idle/AFK); the player mainly upgrades and sets the lineup.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- AFK Arena; Idle Heroes; Legend of Mushroom; Cookie Run: Kingdom
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Squad & Turn-Based RPG; Offers better described by the sibling category Action RPG
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.rpg.mmorpgMany players share one persistent world.
Boundary
- include
- Many players share one persistent world.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Lineage 2M; Night Crows; Black Desert Mobile; Ragnarok M
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Squad & Turn-Based RPG; Offers better described by the sibling category Idle RPG
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.rpg.squad_turn_basedCollect heroes into a team; manual turn-based or tactical battles (incl. creature collecting, and otome games with card collection/gacha such as Tears of Themis, Obey Me!).
Boundary
- include
- Collect heroes into a team; manual turn-based or tactical battles (incl. creature collecting, and otome games with card collection/gacha such as Tears of Themis, Obey Me!).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- RAID: Shadow Legends; Honkai: Star Rail; Summoners War; Epic Seven; Love and Deepspace; Pokémon GO
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Idle RPG; Offers better described by the sibling category Action RPG
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Shooterdigital_entertainment.mobile_games.shooterLevel 33 children
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.shooterAiming and shooting is the core action.
Boundary
- include
- Aiming and shooting is the core action.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Shooter; Shooter offers within Digital Entertainment > Mobile Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Shooter; Offers better described by the sibling category Casual & Puzzle
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.shooter.battle_royaleDrop, loot, shrinking zone, last one standing (battle royale is the headline mode, with guns or melee).
Boundary
- include
- Drop, loot, shrinking zone, last one standing (battle royale is the headline mode, with guns or melee).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- PUBG Mobile; Free Fire; Farlight 84; Free Fire MAX
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category FPS & TPS; Offers better described by the sibling category Shoot 'em Up
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.shooter.fps_tpsTeam deathmatch, bomb defusal, extraction, PvE shooting.
Boundary
- include
- Team deathmatch, bomb defusal, extraction, PvE shooting.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Call of Duty: Mobile; Standoff 2; Blood Strike; Arena Breakout
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Battle Royale; Offers better described by the sibling category Shoot 'em Up
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.shooter.shmupPilot a plane/ship that auto-fires while dodging bullets (vertical/horizontal scrolling, bullet hell).
Boundary
- include
- Pilot a plane/ship that auto-fires while dodging bullets (vertical/horizontal scrolling, bullet hell).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 1945 Air Force; Sky Force Reloaded; Galaxy Attack: Alien Shooter; Thunder Fighter
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Battle Royale; Offers better described by the sibling category FPS & TPS
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Simulation & Managementdigital_entertainment.mobile_games.simulationLevel 34 children
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.simulationNo levels: build, manage, care for or drive within one persistent place.
Boundary
- include
- No levels: build, manage, care for or drive within one persistent place.
- exclude
- Numbered levels (incl. level-based cooking, match-3 + decorating) → digital_entertainment.mobile_games.casual_puzzle; Building in order to attack/defend against other players → digital_entertainment.mobile_games.strategy; Competing against opponents or a timer → digital_entertainment.mobile_games.sports_racing
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Simulation & Management; Simulation & Management offers within Digital Entertainment > Mobile Games
- negative
- Numbered levels (incl. level-based cooking, match-3 + decorating); Building in order to attack/defend against other players; Competing against opponents or a timer
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.simulation.home_lifeTake care of a home, a person or a pet: home design and makeover, life sim, virtual pet, dress-up.
Boundary
- include
- Take care of a home, a person or a pet: home design and makeover, life sim, virtual pet, dress-up.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- The Sims FreePlay; BitLife; Covet Fashion; Design Home; My Talking Tom; Toca Boca World
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tycoon, Farm & City; Offers better described by the sibling category Sandbox & Survival Crafting
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.simulation.sandbox_survivalOpen world where you gather, craft and build freely, incl. survival crafting.
Boundary
- include
- Open world where you gather, craft and build freely, incl. survival crafting.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Block Craft 3D; Last Day on Earth: Survival; Grim Soul; Survivalcraft 2
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tycoon, Farm & City; Offers better described by the sibling category Home & Life
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.simulation.tycoon_buildingRun the economy of a place: farm, city, idle tycoon, restaurant/shop management, factory.
Boundary
- include
- Run the economy of a place: farm, city, idle tycoon, restaurant/shop management, factory.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Hay Day; Township; SimCity BuildIt; Idle Miner Tycoon; Eatventure
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Home & Life; Offers better described by the sibling category Sandbox & Survival Crafting
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.simulation.vehicle_job_simFree driving or job missions without racing: parking, truck, bus, flight, occupation simulators.
Boundary
- include
- Free driving or job missions without racing: parking, truck, bus, flight, occupation simulators.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Car Parking Multiplayer; Bus Simulator: Ultimate; Truck Simulator Pro; Infinite Flight
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tycoon, Farm & City; Offers better described by the sibling category Home & Life
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Social Casinodigital_entertainment.mobile_games.social_casinoLevel 33 children
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.social_casinoCasino-native games (slots, poker, table games, bingo) with virtual coins that can be bought but never cashed out. Redeemable sweeps coins or real money → digital_entertainment.igaming.
Boundary
- include
- Casino-native games (slots, poker, table games, bingo) with virtual coins that can be bought but never cashed out. Redeemable sweeps coins or real money → digital_entertainment.igaming.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Social Casino; Social Casino offers within Digital Entertainment > Mobile Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Social Casino; Offers better described by the sibling category Casual & Puzzle
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.social_casino.bingoSocial bingo and keno, incl. legal real-money skill bingo (tag real_money_prize=true).
Boundary
- include
- Social bingo and keno, incl. legal real-money skill bingo (tag real_money_prize=true).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Bingo Blitz; Bingo Bash; Blackout Bingo
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Slots; Offers better described by the sibling category Poker & Table Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.social_casino.poker_tablePoker, teen patti, blackjack, roulette, baccarat.
Boundary
- include
- Poker, teen patti, blackjack, roulette, baccarat.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Zynga Poker; WSOP Poker; Teen Patti Gold; Blackjack 21
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Slots; Offers better described by the sibling category Bingo & Keno
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.social_casino.slotsSocial slot-machine games played with coins that cannot be cashed out.
Boundary
- include
- Social slot-machine games played with coins that cannot be cashed out.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Slotomania; Huuuge Casino; Jackpot Party Casino; Cashman Casino
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Poker & Table Games; Offers better described by the sibling category Bingo & Keno
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Sports & Racingdigital_entertainment.mobile_games.sports_racingLevel 33 children
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.sports_racingSimulates a real sport or a racing competition.
Boundary
- include
- Simulates a real sport or a racing competition.
- exclude
- Paid-entry fantasy with cash prizes → digital_entertainment.igaming
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sports & Racing; Sports & Racing offers within Digital Entertainment > Mobile Games
- negative
- Paid-entry fantasy with cash prizes; Offers better described by a more specific child of Sports & Racing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.sports_racing.racingCompete against opponents or a timer on a track.
Boundary
- include
- Compete against opponents or a timer on a track.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Asphalt Legends Unite; CSR Racing 2; Hill Climb Racing; Mario Kart Tour
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sports; Offers better described by the sibling category Sports Management & Free Fantasy
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.sports_racing.sportsPlay the match yourself (football, basketball, cricket, golf, pool, fishing).
Boundary
- include
- Play the match yourself (football, basketball, cricket, golf, pool, fishing).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- EA SPORTS FC Mobile; eFootball; Real Cricket 24; 8 Ball Pool; Golf Clash
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sports Management & Free Fantasy; Offers better described by the sibling category Racing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.sports_racing.sports_managementManage a team; free fantasy without prizes.
Boundary
- include
- Manage a team; free fantasy without prizes.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Top Eleven; Football Manager Mobile; ESPN Fantasy Football
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sports; Offers better described by the sibling category Racing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Strategydigital_entertainment.mobile_games.strategyLevel 33 children
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.strategyPlan and command: build a base, train troops, take territory, tower defense, card battles.
Boundary
- include
- Plan and command: build a base, train troops, take territory, tower defense, card battles.
- exclude
- MOBA (real-time control of one hero) → digital_entertainment.mobile_games.action; Hero-roster growth as the main loop → digital_entertainment.mobile_games.rpg
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Strategy; Strategy offers within Digital Entertainment > Mobile Games
- negative
- MOBA (real-time control of one hero); Hero-roster growth as the main loop
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.strategy.card_battlerBattle with a deck or pieces (real-time card, collectible card, auto chess).
Boundary
- include
- Battle with a deck or pieces (real-time card, collectible card, auto chess).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Clash Royale; Marvel Snap; Teamfight Tactics; Legends of Runeterra
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category War & Base Building; Offers better described by the sibling category Tower Defense
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.strategy.tower_defensePlace defenses to stop waves of enemies.
Boundary
- include
- Place defenses to stop waves of enemies.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Bloons TD 6; Kingdom Rush; Plants vs. Zombies 2
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category War & Base Building; Offers better described by the sibling category Card Battler & Auto Battler
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.strategy.war_base_buildingBuild a city, train troops, attack others (SLG marches, 4X, base raiding).
Boundary
- include
- Build a city, train troops, attack others (SLG marches, 4X, base raiding).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Rise of Kingdoms; Last War: Survival; Whiteout Survival; Clash of Clans; Evony
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tower Defense; Offers better described by the sibling category Card Battler & Auto Battler
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Card, Board & Tabletopdigital_entertainment.mobile_games.tabletop_card_boardLevel 33 children
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.tabletop_card_boardTraditional card, tile, board, dice and domino games played by their real rules; decided by the game's rules, not packaging (chips do not make it a casino). Only real-money versions (entry fee or cash prizes, e.g. Solitaire Cash) are tagged real_money_prize=true. The specific game is the attribute classic_game.
Boundary
- include
- Traditional card, tile, board, dice and domino games played by their real rules; decided by the game's rules, not packaging (chips do not make it a casino). Only real-money versions (entry fee or cash prizes, e.g. Solitaire Cash) are tagged real_money_prize=true. The specific game is the attribute classic_game.
- exclude
- Casino-native games (slots, poker, blackjack, roulette, baccarat, teen patti, bingo) → digital_entertainment.mobile_games.social_casino; Spin/dice-for-coins build loops (Monopoly GO, Coin Master) → digital_entertainment.mobile_games.casual_puzzle.spin_and_build; Collectible card battlers → digital_entertainment.mobile_games.strategy; Pool/billiards → digital_entertainment.mobile_games.sports_racing
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Card, Board & Tabletop; Card, Board & Tabletop offers within Digital Entertainment > Mobile Games
- negative
- Casino-native games (slots, poker, blackjack, roulette, baccarat, teen patti, bingo); Spin/dice-for-coins build loops (Monopoly GO, Coin Master); Collectible card battlers; Pool/billiards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.tabletop_card_board.board_gamesPlayed on a board or with dice: ludo, carrom, chess, xiangqi, checkers, backgammon.
Boundary
- include
- Played on a board or with dice: ludo, carrom, chess, xiangqi, checkers, backgammon.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Ludo King; Ludo Club; Chess.com; Carrom Pool; Backgammon Live
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Card Games; Offers better described by the sibling category Mahjong & Domino
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.tabletop_card_board.card_gamesPlayed with standard or proprietary cards: solitaire, rummy, callbreak, spades, tongits, UNO.
Boundary
- include
- Played with standard or proprietary cards: solitaire, rummy, callbreak, spades, tongits, UNO.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Microsoft Solitaire Collection; Solitaire Grand Harvest; UNO!; Rummy Plus; Callbreak Multiplayer; Solitaire Cash
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Mahjong & Domino; Offers better described by the sibling category Board & Dice Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.mobile_games.tabletop_card_board.mahjong_dominoPlayed with mahjong tiles or dominoes: mahjong, mahjong solitaire, dominoes, domino qiuqiu, okey.
Boundary
- include
- Played with mahjong tiles or dominoes: mahjong, mahjong solitaire, dominoes, domino qiuqiu, okey.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Mahjong Soul; Riichi City; Mahjong Solitaire: Classic; Dominoes Jogatina; Higgs Domino
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Card Games; Offers better described by the sibling category Board & Dice Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
PC & Console Gamesdigital_entertainment.pc_console_gamesLevel 27 children
digital_entertainment.pc_console_gamesGames whose primary platform is PC / console / VR (including web sign-ups, games sold on Steam, single-game activation keys; the Steam store itself → game_currency_subscriptions); L3 by gameplay
Boundary
- include
- Games whose primary platform is PC / console / VR (including web sign-ups, games sold on Steam, single-game activation keys; the Steam store itself → game_currency_subscriptions); L3 by gameplay; Brand-only offers with no visible genre stay at this L2; Decide in this order from the store page: shooter → rpg (copy leads with classes/stats/builds) → action; Browser games and web sign-ups belong here unless the game is mobile-first; Title-only offers: the title is not evidence of a genre unless it names one or the game is widely known (G0)
- exclude
- Physical-only cartridges/discs → retail_goods.electronics_appliances (G9)
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about PC & Console Games; PC & Console Games offers within Digital Entertainment
- negative
- Physical-only cartridges/discs; Offers better described by a more specific child of PC & Console Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Action & Adventuredigital_entertainment.pc_console_games.actionLevel 35 children
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.actionReal-time exploration and combat where shooting is not the main action and stat builds are not the selling point.
Boundary
- include
- Real-time exploration and combat where shooting is not the main action and stat builds are not the selling point.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Action & Adventure; Action & Adventure offers within Digital Entertainment > PC & Console Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Action & Adventure; Offers better described by the sibling category Casual, Puzzle, Story & Party
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.action.action_adventureOpen-world action, linear action adventure, horror, stealth.
Boundary
- include
- Open-world action, linear action adventure, horror, stealth.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Grand Theft Auto V; The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom; Red Dead Redemption 2; Resident Evil 4
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Fighting; Offers better described by the sibling category Platformer & Metroidvania
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.action.fightingOne-on-one or small-roster fighting games with combos and special moves.
Boundary
- include
- One-on-one or small-roster fighting games with combos and special moves.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Street Fighter 6; Tekken 8; Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Action Adventure & Horror; Offers better described by the sibling category Platformer & Metroidvania
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.action.mobaTeam-based hero battles on a lane map (multiplayer online battle arena).
Boundary
- include
- Team-based hero battles on a lane map (multiplayer online battle arena).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- League of Legends; Dota 2; Smite 2
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Action Adventure & Horror; Offers better described by the sibling category Fighting
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.action.open_world_adventureOpen-world action, linear action adventure, horror, stealth.
Boundary
- include
- Open-world action, linear action adventure, horror, stealth.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Grand Theft Auto V; The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom; Red Dead Redemption 2; Resident Evil 4
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Fighting; Offers better described by the sibling category Platformer & Metroidvania
Lifecycle
- status
- deprecated
- replacement category id
- digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.action.action_adventure
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.action.platformerPlatformers, metroidvanias, action roguelites.
Boundary
- include
- Platformers, metroidvanias, action roguelites.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Hollow Knight; Super Mario Bros. Wonder; Hades II
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Action Adventure & Horror; Offers better described by the sibling category Fighting
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Casual, Puzzle, Story & Partydigital_entertainment.pc_console_games.casual_puzzleLevel 33 children
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.casual_puzzlePuzzles, narrative choices, party play or digital tabletop are the core.
Boundary
- include
- Puzzles, narrative choices, party play or digital tabletop are the core.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Casual, Puzzle, Story & Party; Casual, Puzzle, Story & Party offers within Digital Entertainment > PC & Console Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Casual, Puzzle, Story & Party; Offers better described by the sibling category Simulation & Management
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.casual_puzzle.narrative_adventureStory choices, visual novels, point-and-click, walking sims.
Boundary
- include
- Story choices, visual novels, point-and-click, walking sims.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Life is Strange; Detroit: Become Human; Doki Doki Literature Club!; What Remains of Edith Finch
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Puzzle; Offers better described by the sibling category Party, Rhythm & Family
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.casual_puzzle.party_rhythmLocal/online party play, rhythm, family games.
Boundary
- include
- Local/online party play, rhythm, family games.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Mario Party Superstars; Overcooked! 2; Just Dance; Beat Saber; Jackbox Party Pack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Puzzle; Offers better described by the sibling category Narrative Adventure
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.casual_puzzle.puzzlePuzzle and brain games (incl. physics puzzles, digital tabletop, card and board games).
Boundary
- include
- Puzzle and brain games (incl. physics puzzles, digital tabletop, card and board games).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Portal 2; The Witness; Baba Is You; Tetris Effect: Connected; Tabletop Simulator
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Narrative Adventure; Offers better described by the sibling category Party, Rhythm & Family
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Role-Playingdigital_entertainment.pc_console_games.rpgLevel 33 children
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.rpgStore copy leads with classes, stats, build/loot and quest progression; MMO subscriptions required to play are here too.
Boundary
- include
- Store copy leads with classes, stats, build/loot and quest progression; MMO subscriptions required to play are here too.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Role-Playing; Role-Playing offers within Digital Entertainment > PC & Console Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Role-Playing; Offers better described by the sibling category Casual, Puzzle, Story & Party
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.rpg.action_rpgReal-time combat plus stat/gear builds.
Boundary
- include
- Real-time combat plus stat/gear builds.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Elden Ring; Diablo IV; Path of Exile 2; Monster Hunter Wilds
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Turn-Based RPG (JRPG / CRPG); Offers better described by the sibling category MMORPG
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.rpg.mmorpgMany players share one persistent world.
Boundary
- include
- Many players share one persistent world.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- World of Warcraft; Final Fantasy XIV; The Elder Scrolls Online; Black Desert
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Action RPG & Soulslike; Offers better described by the sibling category Turn-Based RPG (JRPG / CRPG)
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.rpg.turn_based_rpgTurn-based or pause combat, party and story.
Boundary
- include
- Turn-based or pause combat, party and story.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Baldur's Gate 3; Disco Elysium; Persona 5 Royal; Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Action RPG & Soulslike; Offers better described by the sibling category MMORPG
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Shooterdigital_entertainment.pc_console_games.shooterLevel 32 children
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.shooterAiming and shooting is the core action.
Boundary
- include
- Aiming and shooting is the core action.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Shooter; Shooter offers within Digital Entertainment > PC & Console Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Shooter; Offers better described by the sibling category Casual, Puzzle, Story & Party
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.shooter.battle_royaleBattle royale is the headline mode, with guns or melee (Naraka: Bladepoint).
Boundary
- include
- Battle royale is the headline mode, with guns or melee (Naraka: Bladepoint).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- PUBG: Battlegrounds; Apex Legends; Call of Duty: Warzone
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category FPS & TPS; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Battle Royale
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.shooter.fps_tpsTactical, hero, extraction and campaign shooters, incl. vehicle-combat shooters (tanks, warships, planes).
Boundary
- include
- Tactical, hero, extraction and campaign shooters, incl. vehicle-combat shooters (tanks, warships, planes).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Counter-Strike 2; Valorant; Overwatch 2; Escape from Tarkov; Call of Duty: Black Ops 6; World of Tanks
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Battle Royale; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to FPS & TPS
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Simulation & Managementdigital_entertainment.pc_console_games.simulationLevel 34 children
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.simulationBuild, manage, live or operate a machine with no opponent to defeat (survival combat allowed).
Boundary
- include
- Build, manage, live or operate a machine with no opponent to defeat (survival combat allowed).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Simulation & Management; Simulation & Management offers within Digital Entertainment > PC & Console Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Simulation & Management; Offers better described by the sibling category Casual, Puzzle, Story & Party
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.simulation.home_lifeHome renovation, life sim, farming life.
Boundary
- include
- Home renovation, life sim, farming life.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- The Sims 4; Stardew Valley; House Flipper 2
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category City, Colony & Tycoon; Offers better described by the sibling category Sandbox & Survival Crafting
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.simulation.sandbox_survivalOpen-world gathering, crafting, building and survival.
Boundary
- include
- Open-world gathering, crafting, building and survival.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Minecraft; Valheim; Rust; Palworld
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category City, Colony & Tycoon; Offers better described by the sibling category Home, Life & Farming
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.simulation.tycoon_buildingCity, colony, factory and tycoon management.
Boundary
- include
- City, colony, factory and tycoon management.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Cities: Skylines II; RimWorld; Satisfactory; Planet Coaster 2
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Home, Life & Farming; Offers better described by the sibling category Sandbox & Survival Crafting
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.simulation.vehicle_job_simDriving, flying and job simulators without racing.
Boundary
- include
- Driving, flying and job simulators without racing.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024; Euro Truck Simulator 2; PowerWash Simulator
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category City, Colony & Tycoon; Offers better described by the sibling category Home, Life & Farming
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Sports & Racingdigital_entertainment.pc_console_games.sports_racingLevel 33 children
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.sports_racingSimulates a real sport, sports management or a racing competition.
Boundary
- include
- Simulates a real sport, sports management or a racing competition.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sports & Racing; Sports & Racing offers within Digital Entertainment > PC & Console Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Sports & Racing; Offers better described by the sibling category Casual, Puzzle, Story & Party
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.sports_racing.racingRacing competition with cars, karts or bikes, from arcade to simulation.
Boundary
- include
- Racing competition with cars, karts or bikes, from arcade to simulation.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Forza Horizon 5; Gran Turismo 7; Mario Kart 8 Deluxe; F1 25
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sports; Offers better described by the sibling category Sports Management
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.sports_racing.sportsSports simulations where you play the match yourself (football, basketball, American football, baseball).
Boundary
- include
- Sports simulations where you play the match yourself (football, basketball, American football, baseball).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- EA SPORTS FC 25; NBA 2K25; Madden NFL 25; MLB The Show 25
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sports Management; Offers better described by the sibling category Racing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.sports_racing.sports_managementManage a sports club or team: transfers, tactics and finances, without playing the match directly.
Boundary
- include
- Manage a sports club or team: transfers, tactics and finances, without playing the match directly.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Football Manager 2024; Motorsport Manager
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sports; Offers better described by the sibling category Racing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Strategydigital_entertainment.pc_console_games.strategyLevel 34 children
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.strategyCommand units, economies or nations to beat opponents.
Boundary
- include
- Command units, economies or nations to beat opponents.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Strategy; Strategy offers within Digital Entertainment > PC & Console Games
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Strategy; Offers better described by the sibling category Casual, Puzzle, Story & Party
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.strategy.card_deckbuilderDigital card battles, deckbuilders, auto battlers.
Boundary
- include
- Digital card battles, deckbuilders, auto battlers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Slay the Spire; Balatro; Hearthstone; Inscryption
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Real-Time Strategy & Tower Defense; Offers better described by the sibling category 4X, Grand Strategy & Tactics
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.strategy.real_time_strategyReal-time unit control and tower defense.
Boundary
- include
- Real-time unit control and tower defense.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Age of Empires IV; StarCraft II; Company of Heroes 3
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category 4X, Grand Strategy & Tactics; Offers better described by the sibling category Card & Deckbuilder
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.strategy.turn_based_4xTurn-based expansion, grand strategy, tactics.
Boundary
- include
- Turn-based expansion, grand strategy, tactics.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Civilization VII; Crusader Kings III; Total War: Warhammer III; XCOM 2
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Real-Time Strategy & Tower Defense; Offers better described by the sibling category Card & Deckbuilder
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.pc_console_games.strategy.war_base_buildingPersistent online empire builders: build a city, train troops, attack others (browser/MMO strategy).
Boundary
- include
- Persistent online empire builders: build a city, train troops, attack others (browser/MMO strategy).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Forge of Empires; Travian; Grepolis; Tribal Wars; Goodgame Empire
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Real-Time Strategy & Tower Defense; Offers better described by the sibling category 4X, Grand Strategy & Tactics
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.short_dramaDefined by format: serialized short dramas with ~1–3 minute episodes, usually vertical, unlocked per episode or paid with coins; short-drama apps and sites, unlocks, subscriptions
Boundary
- include
- Defined by format: serialized short dramas with ~1–3 minute episodes, usually vertical, unlocked per episode or paid with coins; short-drama apps and sites, unlocks, subscriptions; Coin packs, episode unlocks and VIP plans of short-drama apps and sites, in any language or market
- exclude
- Platform-level offers of general SVOD services → streaming_video; Novel versions of the same IP → digital_reading_news
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- ReelShort; DramaBox; ShortMax; GoodShort
- negative
- Platform-level offers of general SVOD services; Novel versions of the same IP
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Social, Live & Datingdigital_entertainment.social_live_datingLevel 25 children
digital_entertainment.social_live_datingInteractive (non-adult): social networks and communities, dating (tag restricted=dating), live streaming and virtual gift tipping (Bigo, Tango, Twitch, Kick; tag restricted=live_gifting), voice rooms and party mini-game social (Hago), social karaoke, creator memberships valued for interaction/perks (Patreon), AI companions
Boundary
- include
- Interactive (non-adult): social networks and communities, dating (tag restricted=dating), live streaming and virtual gift tipping (Bigo, Tango, Twitch, Kick; tag restricted=live_gifting), voice rooms and party mini-game social (Hago), social karaoke, creator memberships valued for interaction/perks (Patreon), AI companions
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Social, Live & Dating; Social, Live & Dating offers within Digital Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Social, Live & Dating; Offers better described by the sibling category Mobile Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.social_live_dating.ai_companionsOngoing chat, companionship or role-play with AI characters, not sold on explicit content.
Boundary
- include
- Ongoing chat, companionship or role-play with AI characters, not sold on explicit content.
- exclude
- NSFW, uncensored or explicit images → digital_entertainment.adult_entertainment.adult_live_ai
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Character.AI; Replika; Talkie; Chai; PolyBuzz
- negative
- NSFW, uncensored or explicit images; Offers better described by the sibling category Social Networks & Communities
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.social_live_dating.creator_membershipsPaying an individual (non-adult) creator or community for membership perks, interaction and support, incl. one-off personalized videos (Cameo); platform-level offers too.
Boundary
- include
- Paying an individual (non-adult) creator or community for membership perks, interaction and support, incl. one-off personalized videos (Cameo); platform-level offers too.
- exclude
- The deliverable is the video/show/article itself → the matching content L2 (B12)
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Patreon; Ko-fi; Buy Me a Coffee; Cameo; Weverse
- negative
- The deliverable is the video/show/article itself; Offers better described by the sibling category Social Networks & Communities
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.social_live_dating.datingSelf-service matching sites and apps for romance, marriage or relationships that are not sold on explicit content (incl. matrimony sites, affair and arrangement dating per G8); tag restricted=dating.
Boundary
- include
- Self-service matching sites and apps for romance, marriage or relationships that are not sold on explicit content (incl. matrimony sites, affair and arrangement dating per G8); tag restricted=dating.
- exclude
- Sold on hookups, sexual encounters or explicit profiles/images → digital_entertainment.adult_entertainment.adult_dating; Human matchmaking agencies paid per search or package → local_lifestyle_services.personal_services.matchmaking_coaching
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Tinder; Bumble; Hinge; Badoo; Shaadi.com; Ashley Madison
- negative
- Sold on hookups, sexual encounters or explicit profiles/images; Human matchmaking agencies paid per search or package
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.social_live_dating.live_social_giftingReal-time video or voice interaction where users send virtual gifts to hosts: video live streaming, game streaming, voice rooms, karaoke rooms, in-room party games, paid one-to-one video/voice chat; tag restricted=live_gifting.
Boundary
- include
- Real-time video or voice interaction where users send virtual gifts to hosts: video live streaming, game streaming, voice rooms, karaoke rooms, in-room party games, paid one-to-one video/voice chat; tag restricted=live_gifting.
- exclude
- Explicit live shows or private chat → digital_entertainment.adult_entertainment.adult_live_ai
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Bigo Live; Tango; Twitch; Kick; Yalla; Smule; Chamet
- negative
- Explicit live shows or private chat; Offers better described by the sibling category Social Networks & Communities
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.social_live_dating.social_networks_communitiesPosting, following, group chat, forums, making friends (incl. Reels and Stories inside a social network, messaging memberships, 3D avatar social; short-video platforms such as TikTok → streaming_video.online_video_platforms).
Boundary
- include
- Posting, following, group chat, forums, making friends (incl. Reels and Stories inside a social network, messaging memberships, 3D avatar social; short-video platforms such as TikTok → streaming_video.online_video_platforms).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Instagram; Snapchat+; Reddit Premium; Discord Nitro; X Premium; Telegram Premium
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Dating Sites & Matrimony; Offers better described by the sibling category Live Streaming, Voice Rooms & Gifting
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Music, Podcasts & Audiobooksdigital_entertainment.streaming_music_audioLevel 23 children
digital_entertainment.streaming_music_audioMusic, podcasts (including paid podcast subscriptions), audiobooks
Boundary
- include
- Music, podcasts (including paid podcast subscriptions), audiobooks
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Music, Podcasts & Audiobooks; Music, Podcasts & Audiobooks offers within Digital Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Music, Podcasts & Audiobooks; Offers better described by the sibling category Mobile Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.streaming_music_audio.audiobooksNarrated full books or serialized audio stories: per title, credits, unlimited listening.
Boundary
- include
- Narrated full books or serialized audio stories: per title, credits, unlimited listening.
- exclude
- Book summaries (one book in ~15 minutes) → digital_entertainment.digital_reading_news.ebooks
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Audible; Storytel; Libro.fm; BookBeat; Pocket FM; Kuku FM
- negative
- Book summaries (one book in ~15 minutes); Offers better described by the sibling category Music Streaming & Radio
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.streaming_music_audio.music_streamingListening to music: on-demand catalog, personalized radio, internet/satellite radio, ringtones, caller tunes and music downloads.
Boundary
- include
- Listening to music: on-demand catalog, personalized radio, internet/satellite radio, ringtones, caller tunes and music downloads.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Spotify Premium; Apple Music; YouTube Music; Amazon Music Unlimited; JioSaavn; SiriusXM
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Podcasts; Offers better described by the sibling category Audiobooks & Audio Series
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.streaming_music_audio.podcastsEpisodic spoken-word shows: podcast apps, paid podcast subscriptions, ad-free podcast memberships.
Boundary
- include
- Episodic spoken-word shows: podcast apps, paid podcast subscriptions, ad-free podcast memberships.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Wondery+; Apple Podcasts Subscriptions; Pocket Casts Plus; Podimo; Ximalaya
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Music Streaming & Radio; Offers better described by the sibling category Audiobooks & Audio Series
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Video Streamingdigital_entertainment.streaming_videoLevel 24 children
digital_entertainment.streaming_videoWatching video (professional and user-uploaded): on-demand SVOD/TVOD, live TV and FAST (YouTube TV, Pluto TV), sports and event live-stream passes, anime series platforms, documentary and entertainment video subscriptions, YouTube / YouTube Premium
Boundary
- include
- Watching video (professional and user-uploaded): on-demand SVOD/TVOD, live TV and FAST (YouTube TV, Pluto TV), sports and event live-stream passes, anime series platforms, documentary and entertainment video subscriptions, YouTube / YouTube Premium
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Video Streaming; Video Streaming offers within Digital Entertainment
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Video Streaming; Offers better described by the sibling category Mobile Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.streaming_video.live_tvThe product is a channel package or linear channels: virtual pay-TV (vMVPD), free ad-supported channels (FAST), OTT IPTV services sold without an operator contract, broadcaster live apps.
Boundary
- include
- The product is a channel package or linear channels: virtual pay-TV (vMVPD), free ad-supported channels (FAST), OTT IPTV services sold without an operator contract, broadcaster live apps.
- exclude
- Operator cable, satellite and IPTV contracts (set-top box, operator account) → telecom_utilities (B16); Sports-only platforms or passes → digital_entertainment.streaming_video.sports_streaming
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- YouTube TV; Sling TV; Hulu + Live TV; Fubo; Pluto TV; Samsung TV Plus
- negative
- Operator cable, satellite and IPTV contracts (set-top box, operator account); Sports-only platforms or passes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.streaming_video.on_demand_streamingProfessionally produced film/TV library watched on demand: subscription, free ad-supported, rent/buy. Hybrid platforms with library + live channels + sports default here (JioHotstar, Vidio, ViX, Peacock); creator-owned SVOD (Dropout, Nebula) too.
Boundary
- include
- Professionally produced film/TV library watched on demand: subscription, free ad-supported, rent/buy. Hybrid platforms with library + live channels + sports default here (JioHotstar, Vidio, ViX, Peacock); creator-owned SVOD (Dropout, Nebula) too.
- exclude
- 1–3 minute vertical micro-dramas → digital_entertainment.short_drama; Amazon Prime trials and sign-ups, however framed (Prime Video free trial, Prime Gaming, Twitch Prime) → retail_goods (Amazon platform-level offer; secondary = Amazon's coverage, the promoted service first); a Prime Video plan stated as standalone (no Prime membership) or a Channels add-on stays here
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Netflix; Disney+; Max; Prime Video; Crunchyroll; Tubi; JioHotstar
- negative
- 1–3 minute vertical micro-dramas; Amazon Prime trials and sign-ups, however framed (Prime Video free trial, Prime Gaming, Twitch Prime)
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.streaming_video.online_video_platformsVideo platforms dominated by creator/user uploads, incl. short-video platforms (TikTok, Kuaishou), and their memberships.
Boundary
- include
- Video platforms dominated by creator/user uploads, incl. short-video platforms (TikTok, Kuaishou), and their memberships.
- exclude
- Short-video features inside a social network (Instagram Reels, Facebook Reels) → digital_entertainment.social_live_dating.social_networks_communities; Live-stream tipping (Twitch, Kick) → digital_entertainment.social_live_dating.live_social_gifting
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- YouTube; YouTube Premium; TikTok; Bilibili; Vimeo; Dailymotion
- negative
- Short-video features inside a social network (Instagram Reels, Facebook Reels); Live-stream tipping (Twitch, Kick)
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
digital_entertainment.streaming_video.sports_streamingSports-only streaming: sports platforms, league/competition passes, sports PPV (boxing, UFC), sports add-ons of general platforms.
Boundary
- include
- Sports-only streaming: sports platforms, league/competition passes, sports PPV (boxing, UFC), sports add-ons of general platforms.
- exclude
- In-person tickets (matches, concerts, cinema) → local_lifestyle_services.local_entertainment_leisure
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- DAZN; ESPN+; NBA League Pass; F1 TV Pro; UFC Fight Pass; NFL+
- negative
- In-person tickets (matches, concerts, cinema); Offers better described by the sibling category On-Demand Film & TV
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Education & Careerseducation_careersLevel 15 children
education_careersLearning and work: languages, adult courses and certifications, kids and K-12 learning, degrees and admissions, jobs and freelance work.
Boundary
- include
- Learning and work: languages, adult courses and certifications, kids and K-12 learning, degrees and admissions, jobs and freelance work.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Education & Careers; Education & Careers offers within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Education & Careers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Education & Careers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Adult Courses & Certificationseducation_careers.courses_certificationsLevel 26 children
education_careers.courses_certificationsFor adult learners, online or in person: Skill/hobby courses (cooking, instruments, driving school; online vs offline distinguished by fulfillment), professional certifications, non-degree certificates and bootcamps (including university-branded, job-guarantee), adult exam registration and prep (language exams such as IELTS and TOEFL, GRE/GMAT/LSAT/MCAT, civil-service exams)
Boundary
- include
- For adult learners, online or in person: Skill/hobby courses (cooking, instruments, driving school; online vs offline distinguished by fulfillment), professional certifications, non-degree certificates and bootcamps (including university-branded, job-guarantee), adult exam registration and prep (language exams such as IELTS and TOEFL, GRE/GMAT/LSAT/MCAT, civil-service exams); Course marketplaces covering several L3s (Coursera, Udemy, edX, Skillshare, Domestika) stay at this L2 for platform-level offers; online or in person is the delivery_mode attribute
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Adult Courses & Certifications; Adult Courses & Certifications offers within Education & Careers
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Adult Courses & Certifications; Offers better described by the sibling category Language Learning
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.courses_certifications.adult_exam_prepRegistration and prep for standardised exams taken by adults: language exams (IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, Duolingo English Test, JLPT, HSK, DELE), graduate admissions (GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT, CAT), civil-service and banking job exams (licensing exams such as bar or NCLEX → professional_certifications; school-leaving and university-entrance exams → kids_k12_learning; exams for a professional credential → professional_certifications).
Boundary
- include
- Registration and prep for standardised exams taken by adults: language exams (IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, Duolingo English Test, JLPT, HSK, DELE), graduate admissions (GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT, CAT), civil-service and banking job exams (licensing exams such as bar or NCLEX → professional_certifications; school-leaving and university-entrance exams → kids_k12_learning; exams for a professional credential → professional_certifications).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- IELTS registration; Magoosh GRE; Kaplan LSAT; Unacademy UPSC; JLPT N3 prep
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Professional & Digital Skill Courses; Offers better described by the sibling category Professional Certifications
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.courses_certifications.bootcampsIntensive career-change programmes in coding, data, UX, cybersecurity, incl. university-branded and job-guarantee bootcamps.
Boundary
- include
- Intensive career-change programmes in coding, data, UX, cybersecurity, incl. university-branded and job-guarantee bootcamps.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Le Wagon; General Assembly; Springboard; Masai School
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Professional & Digital Skill Courses; Offers better described by the sibling category Professional Certifications
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.courses_certifications.driving_schoolsDriving lessons, driving-licence courses and theory-test prep (official test booking and licence admin → local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services, B33).
Boundary
- include
- Driving lessons, driving-licence courses and theory-test prep (official test booking and licence admin → local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services, B33).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Driving lessons 10 hours; Theory test app; Two-wheeler driving course
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Professional & Digital Skill Courses; Offers better described by the sibling category Professional Certifications
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.courses_certifications.hobby_lifestyle_coursesCourses for personal interest and family life: cooking, music for adults, photography, writing, crafts, parenting, celebrity masterclasses (one-off experience classes → travel_hospitality.attractions_tours).
Boundary
- include
- Courses for personal interest and family life: cooking, music for adults, photography, writing, crafts, parenting, celebrity masterclasses (one-off experience classes → travel_hospitality.attractions_tours).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- MasterClass; Guitar lessons for adults; Photography course; Sourdough baking class series
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Professional & Digital Skill Courses; Offers better described by the sibling category Professional Certifications
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.courses_certifications.professional_certificationsCourses, exams and prep sold for a named professional credential or licence (PMP, CFA, ACCA, CPA, AWS, Google Career Certificates, CompTIA, Six Sigma; licensing exams such as bar, NCLEX, USMLE), incl. teacher and instructor certifications (yoga teacher training).
Boundary
- include
- Courses, exams and prep sold for a named professional credential or licence (PMP, CFA, ACCA, CPA, AWS, Google Career Certificates, CompTIA, Six Sigma; licensing exams such as bar, NCLEX, USMLE), incl. teacher and instructor certifications (yoga teacher training).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Google Data Analytics Certificate; PMP exam prep; AWS certification voucher; CFA Level I course
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Professional & Digital Skill Courses; Offers better described by the sibling category Bootcamps
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.courses_certifications.skill_coursesCourses for work skills without a named industry credential as the goal, online or in person: programming, data, AI, marketing, business, design, finance, Excel, public speaking; incl. part-time university-branded non-degree certificates and PG programmes (MicroMasters, HBS Online, Stanford graduate certificates, Great Learning and Simplilearn PG programmes), interview-prep courses (Interview Kickstart) and adult learning apps for maths, science and thinking skills and brain-training apps (Brilliant, Elevate, Lumosity, Peak) (formal postgraduate diplomas → higher_education_degrees.masters_doctorate; full-time career-change programmes → bootcamps).
Boundary
- include
- Courses for work skills without a named industry credential as the goal, online or in person: programming, data, AI, marketing, business, design, finance, Excel, public speaking; incl. part-time university-branded non-degree certificates and PG programmes (MicroMasters, HBS Online, Stanford graduate certificates, Great Learning and Simplilearn PG programmes), interview-prep courses (Interview Kickstart) and adult learning apps for maths, science and thinking skills and brain-training apps (Brilliant, Elevate, Lumosity, Peak) (formal postgraduate diplomas → higher_education_degrees.masters_doctorate; full-time career-change programmes → bootcamps).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Udemy Python course; LinkedIn Learning; DataCamp; Codecademy Pro; Brilliant
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Professional Certifications; Offers better described by the sibling category Bootcamps
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Degrees & University Admissionseducation_careers.higher_education_degreesLevel 23 children
education_careers.higher_education_degreesUniversity/online degree programs that award accredited degrees or diplomas, study abroad (enrollment leads are classified by the program applied to, tag commercial_model=signup_lead)
Boundary
- include
- University/online degree programs that award accredited degrees or diplomas, study abroad (enrollment leads are classified by the program applied to, tag commercial_model=signup_lead)
- exclude
- Non-degree certificates, bootcamps → courses_certifications
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Degrees & University Admissions; Degrees & University Admissions offers within Education & Careers
- negative
- Non-degree certificates, bootcamps; Offers better described by a more specific child of Degrees & University Admissions
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.higher_education_degrees.bachelors_degreesUndergraduate and associate degrees and university diplomas, on campus or online.
Boundary
- include
- Undergraduate and associate degrees and university diplomas, on campus or online.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Online BBA; Arizona State Online bachelor's; Associate degree
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Master's, MBA & Doctorate; Offers better described by the sibling category Admissions, Scholarships & Study Abroad
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.higher_education_degrees.masters_doctorateMaster's, MBA, executive MBA, doctorate and postgraduate diplomas.
Boundary
- include
- Master's, MBA, executive MBA, doctorate and postgraduate diplomas.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Online MBA; MSc Data Science; Executive MBA; PhD programme
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bachelor's Degrees; Offers better described by the sibling category Admissions, Scholarships & Study Abroad
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.higher_education_degrees.study_abroad_admissionsStudy-abroad counselling and agencies, domestic and international university application and admissions services (UCAS, essay review), school and scholarship finders, pathway and foundation programmes (student loans → financial_services.lending) (student visas → travel_hospitality.travel_services).
Boundary
- include
- Study-abroad counselling and agencies, domestic and international university application and admissions services (UCAS, essay review), school and scholarship finders, pathway and foundation programmes (student loans → financial_services.lending) (student visas → travel_hospitality.travel_services).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Leverage Edu; IDP study abroad; Admissions consulting; Foundation year programme
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bachelor's Degrees; Offers better described by the sibling category Master's, MBA & Doctorate
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Jobs & Careerseducation_careers.jobs_career_servicesLevel 24 children
education_careers.jobs_career_servicesJob platforms and recruiting marketplaces (job-seeker and employer side; employer side tag audience=b2b), resumes, career coaching without course content, supply-side recruitment and onboarding (drivers/riders/crowdworkers/freelancers/paid testers, even when from consumer platforms)
Boundary
- include
- Job platforms and recruiting marketplaces (job-seeker and employer side; employer side tag audience=b2b), resumes, career coaching without course content, supply-side recruitment and onboarding (drivers/riders/crowdworkers/freelancers/paid testers, even when from consumer platforms); Work, volunteer and working-holiday programmes abroad, incl. packages bundling visa help, first accommodation and airport pickup (Workaway, BUNAC, Working Holiday Club); LinkedIn Premium (Career and Business plans) and LinkedIn Recruiter (employer side, tag audience=b2b); LinkedIn Sales Navigator → ai_business_productivity
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Jobs & Careers; Jobs & Careers offers within Education & Careers
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Jobs & Careers; Offers better described by the sibling category Language Learning
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.jobs_career_services.freelance_gig_workPer-task and freelance work on either side: freelancer marketplaces (finding work or hiring a freelancer), gig and platform-work sign-ups (drive or deliver for a platform), crowd work and paid usability testing (paid surveys and research panels such as Swagbucks or Prolific → financial_services.rewards_cashback_loyalty).
Boundary
- include
- Per-task and freelance work on either side: freelancer marketplaces (finding work or hiring a freelancer), gig and platform-work sign-ups (drive or deliver for a platform), crowd work and paid usability testing (paid surveys and research panels such as Swagbucks or Prolific → financial_services.rewards_cashback_loyalty).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Upwork; Fiverr; Toptal; Drive with Uber; Become a Swiggy delivery partner; UserTesting
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Job Platforms & Recruiting; Offers better described by the sibling category Resume & Career Coaching
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.jobs_career_services.job_platformsJob boards and recruiting marketplaces on either side: job search and job-seeker premium plans, job posting, recruiter seats and staffing agencies (employer side tag audience=b2b; applicant-tracking software → ai_software_services).
Boundary
- include
- Job boards and recruiting marketplaces on either side: job search and job-seeker premium plans, job posting, recruiter seats and staffing agencies (employer side tag audience=b2b; applicant-tracking software → ai_software_services).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Indeed; LinkedIn Premium Career; LinkedIn Recruiter; Naukri; JobStreet
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Freelance & Gig Work Platforms; Offers better described by the sibling category Resume & Career Coaching
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.jobs_career_services.resume_career_coachingResume and CV builders and writing, mock interviews and interview practice, career coaching (interview-prep courses → courses_certifications.skill_courses).
Boundary
- include
- Resume and CV builders and writing, mock interviews and interview practice, career coaching (interview-prep courses → courses_certifications.skill_courses).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Zety resume builder; TopResume; Interview coaching
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Job Platforms & Recruiting; Offers better described by the sibling category Freelance & Gig Work Platforms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.jobs_career_services.work_abroad_programsWorking-holiday, volunteering and au-pair programmes abroad (au pairs: when the offer recruits the au pair; host families hiring one → local_lifestyle_services.personal_services.childcare), incl. packages with visa help and first accommodation.
Boundary
- include
- Working-holiday, volunteering and au-pair programmes abroad (au pairs: when the offer recruits the au pair; host families hiring one → local_lifestyle_services.personal_services.childcare), incl. packages with visa help and first accommodation.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Workaway; BUNAC; Working Holiday Club; Au Pair in America
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Job Platforms & Recruiting; Offers better described by the sibling category Freelance & Gig Work Platforms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Kids & K-12 Learningeducation_careers.kids_k12_learningLevel 25 children
education_careers.kids_k12_learningLearning for learners under 18, defined by the learner's age: K-12 tutoring and homework help, early childhood education, kids' learning apps, kids' coding, music and art classes; language learning for any age → language_learning
Boundary
- include
- Learning for learners under 18, defined by the learner's age: K-12 tutoring and homework help, early childhood education, kids' learning apps, kids' coding, music and art classes; language learning for any age → language_learning; When the learner's age is not stated, school-level content decides: K-12 curriculum or school grades, homework help stated for school subjects, school-leaving and university-entrance exams (SAT, JEE, NEET, gaokao) → here; Center-based early childhood (preschools, nurseries, daycare and early-learning centres such as KinderCare, Goddard) → here; in-home nannies and babysitters → personal_services; K-12 platforms covering several L3s (BYJU'S, Vedantu, Toppr, Zenius, Khan Academy) stay at this L2 for platform-level offers
- exclude
- Study services spanning school, college and adult learners (Wyzant, Superprof, Chegg, Studypool): platform-level offers follow the entity table (education_careers, needs_enrichment=false); a named service follows its node
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Kids & K-12 Learning; Kids & K-12 Learning offers within Education & Careers
- negative
- Study services spanning school, college and adult learners (Wyzant, Superprof, Chegg, Studypool): platform-level offers follow the entity table (education_careers, needs_enrichment=false); a named service follows its node; Offers better described by a more specific child of Kids & K-12 Learning
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.kids_k12_learning.early_childhoodPreschools, nurseries, day-care and early-learning centres, learning, reading and phonics apps and programmes for ages 0–6 (Duolingo ABC) (in-home nannies → local_lifestyle_services.personal_services).
Boundary
- include
- Preschools, nurseries, day-care and early-learning centres, learning, reading and phonics apps and programmes for ages 0–6 (Duolingo ABC) (in-home nannies → local_lifestyle_services.personal_services).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- KinderCare; Goddard School; ABCmouse; Khan Academy Kids
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tutoring & Homework Help; Offers better described by the sibling category School & Entrance Exam Prep
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.kids_k12_learning.kids_enrichmentAfter-school and holiday learning for under-18s: coding and robotics, music and art, chess, public speaking, STEM camps (sports and dance classes → beauty_wellness_fitness).
Boundary
- include
- After-school and holiday learning for under-18s: coding and robotics, music and art, chess, public speaking, STEM camps (sports and dance classes → beauty_wellness_fitness).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Tynker; Code Ninjas; Kids' piano lessons online; Chess.com kids classes; STEM summer camp
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Early Childhood; Offers better described by the sibling category Tutoring & Homework Help
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.kids_k12_learning.school_entrance_examsSchool-leaving and university-entrance exams and their prep: SAT, ACT, AP, JEE, NEET, gaokao, A-levels, olympiads.
Boundary
- include
- School-leaving and university-entrance exams and their prep: SAT, ACT, AP, JEE, NEET, gaokao, A-levels, olympiads.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Princeton Review SAT; Allen JEE; Physics Wallah NEET; AP exam prep
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Early Childhood; Offers better described by the sibling category Tutoring & Homework Help
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.kids_k12_learning.schools_curriculaPrivate, international and online schools, homeschool programmes sold as enrolment or online curriculum access (shipped boxes of printed workbooks → retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music; STEM and craft crates such as KiwiCo → retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles), teaching resources and worksheets for teachers and parents (software and platforms sold to schools → ai_software_services.ai_business_productivity.industry_systems).
Boundary
- include
- Private, international and online schools, homeschool programmes sold as enrolment or online curriculum access (shipped boxes of printed workbooks → retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music; STEM and craft crates such as KiwiCo → retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles), teaching resources and worksheets for teachers and parents (software and platforms sold to schools → ai_software_services.ai_business_productivity.industry_systems).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- K12 online school; International school admission; Time4Learning homeschool subscription; Teachers Pay Teachers
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Early Childhood; Offers better described by the sibling category Tutoring & Homework Help
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.kids_k12_learning.tutoring_homeworkK-12 tutoring in school subjects, homework-help and study services incl. AI homework solvers and flashcard tools even when no level is stated (Gauth, Question.AI, Tutor.com, Quizlet), AI tutors for school students, online school courses, curriculum-based educational game apps (Prodigy).
Boundary
- include
- K-12 tutoring in school subjects, homework-help and study services incl. AI homework solvers and flashcard tools even when no level is stated (Gauth, Question.AI, Tutor.com, Quizlet), AI tutors for school students, online school courses, curriculum-based educational game apps (Prodigy).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Varsity Tutors; Brainly Plus; Photomath Plus; Kumon; Gauth
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Early Childhood; Offers better described by the sibling category School & Entrance Exam Prep
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Language Learningeducation_careers.language_learningLevel 22 children
education_careers.language_learningLearning a language at any age: language-learning apps, tutors and classes (including AI tutors)
Boundary
- include
- Learning a language at any age: language-learning apps, tutors and classes (including AI tutors)
- exclude
- Translation and transcription tools → ai_business_productivity; Language proficiency exams and their prep (IELTS, TOEFL, JLPT, HSK) → courses_certifications
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Language Learning; Language Learning offers within Education & Careers
- negative
- Translation and transcription tools; Language proficiency exams and their prep (IELTS, TOEFL, JLPT, HSK)
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.language_learning.self_study_languageSelf-study language programmes on web or app for any age, incl. AI conversation partners and kids' programmes that teach a foreign language (early reading and phonics in the child's own language, such as Duolingo ABC, and multi-subject preschool apps such as Lingokids → kids_k12_learning.early_childhood).
Boundary
- include
- Self-study language programmes on web or app for any age, incl. AI conversation partners and kids' programmes that teach a foreign language (early reading and phonics in the child's own language, such as Duolingo ABC, and multi-subject preschool apps such as Lingokids → kids_k12_learning.early_childhood).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Duolingo Super; Babbel; Busuu; Speak; Praktika
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Language Tutors & Classes; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Self-Study Language Learning
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
education_careers.language_learning.tutors_classesLive tutoring, group classes, language schools and immersion courses, for any age.
Boundary
- include
- Live tutoring, group classes, language schools and immersion courses, for any age.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- italki; Preply; Cambly; British Council classes; Kids English with Novakid
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Self-Study Language Learning; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Language Tutors & Classes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Financial Servicesfinancial_servicesLevel 110 children
financial_servicesMoney products: cards, bank accounts, wallets and payments, rewards, crypto, loans, investing, money management, insurance and donations.
Boundary
- include
- Money products: cards, bank accounts, wallets and payments, rewards, crypto, loans, investing, money management, insurance and donations.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Financial Services; Financial Services offers within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Financial Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Financial Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Bank Accountsfinancial_services.banking_accountsLevel 24 children
financial_services.banking_accountsDigital banking and account opening (personal or business, including multi-currency accounts), savings, term deposits, debit cards, reloadable prepaid debit accounts, business accounts (including FX, trade finance)
Boundary
- include
- Digital banking and account opening (personal or business, including multi-currency accounts), savings, term deposits, debit cards, reloadable prepaid debit accounts, business accounts (including FX, trade finance)
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Bank Accounts; Bank Accounts offers within Financial Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Bank Accounts; Offers better described by the sibling category Credit Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.banking_accounts.business_bankingBusiness current accounts, merchant-facing business banking, receiving accounts for freelancers and sellers (Payoneer), business FX and trade finance.
Boundary
- include
- Business current accounts, merchant-facing business banking, receiving accounts for freelancers and sellers (Payoneer), business FX and trade finance.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Mercury business account; Tide business account; HSBC trade finance
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Checking & Digital Accounts; Offers better described by the sibling category Savings & Deposits
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.banking_accounts.checking_accountsCurrent and checking accounts, neobank and digital-bank account opening, multi-currency personal accounts, debit cards.
Boundary
- include
- Current and checking accounts, neobank and digital-bank account opening, multi-currency personal accounts, debit cards.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Chime account; Revolut Standard; Kotak 811; Wise multi-currency account; Monzo
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Savings & Deposits; Offers better described by the sibling category Business Banking
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.banking_accounts.prepaid_kids_accountsReloadable prepaid debit accounts, teen and kids' cards and accounts with parental controls.
Boundary
- include
- Reloadable prepaid debit accounts, teen and kids' cards and accounts with parental controls.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Greenlight; FamPay; Netspend prepaid card; GoHenry
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Checking & Digital Accounts; Offers better described by the sibling category Savings & Deposits
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.banking_accounts.savings_depositsSavings and high-yield savings accounts, CDs, fixed and term deposits, recurring deposits.
Boundary
- include
- Savings and high-yield savings accounts, CDs, fixed and term deposits, recurring deposits.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Marcus high-yield savings; SBI fixed deposit; Ally CD; Recurring deposit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Checking & Digital Accounts; Offers better described by the sibling category Business Banking
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Credit Cardsfinancial_services.credit_cardsLevel 25 children
financial_services.credit_cardsCredit-line cards: travel rewards cards, cashback cards (including crypto cashback), credit-builder cards, business/corporate cards
Boundary
- include
- Credit-line cards: travel rewards cards, cashback cards (including crypto cashback), credit-builder cards, business/corporate cards; Card-led corporate card + expense management (ai_business_productivity as secondary); Secured and credit-builder cards; credit-builder loans that only unlock a card → lending; Card offers of card comparison and marketplace sites (CardsInIndia, NerdWallet cards) stay at this L2; their platform-level offers follow the entity table
- exclude
- Debit cards → banking_accounts; Cards that spend a crypto balance → crypto_web3
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Credit Cards; Credit Cards offers within Financial Services
- negative
- Debit cards; Cards that spend a crypto balance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.credit_cards.business_corporate_cardsBusiness and corporate credit and charge cards, incl. card-led spend management (expense software as secondary → ai_business_productivity).
Boundary
- include
- Business and corporate credit and charge cards, incl. card-led spend management (expense software as secondary → ai_business_productivity).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Amex Business Platinum; Ramp corporate card; Brex card; Chase Ink Business Cash
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Rewards Cards; Offers better described by the sibling category Co-Branded Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.credit_cards.co_branded_cardsCredit cards issued with an airline, hotel, retailer, fuel or app brand, whatever the reward (Amazon Pay ICICI, Delta SkyMiles Amex, Marriott Bonvoy card, Apple Card, Rakuten Card).
Boundary
- include
- Credit cards issued with an airline, hotel, retailer, fuel or app brand, whatever the reward (Amazon Pay ICICI, Delta SkyMiles Amex, Marriott Bonvoy card, Apple Card, Rakuten Card).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Amazon Pay ICICI card; Delta SkyMiles Gold Amex; Marriott Bonvoy Boundless; IndianOil Citi card
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Rewards Cards; Offers better described by the sibling category Low-Rate & Balance-Transfer Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.credit_cards.low_rate_balance_transferCards sold on a low or 0% APR, balance transfers or EMI conversion.
Boundary
- include
- Cards sold on a low or 0% APR, balance transfers or EMI conversion.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Citi Simplicity 0% APR; Wells Fargo Reflect; Balance transfer card
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Rewards Cards; Offers better described by the sibling category Co-Branded Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Rewards Cardsfinancial_services.credit_cards.rewards_cardsLevel 33 children
financial_services.credit_cards.rewards_cardsGeneral-purpose personal credit cards sold on their rewards, incl. student versions (a card carrying any merchant, airline, hotel, app or retailer brand → co_branded_cards; a card with no reward or positioning stated stays at credit_cards). Decide by the reward the card actually earns, not by its name.
Boundary
- include
- General-purpose personal credit cards sold on their rewards, incl. student versions (a card carrying any merchant, airline, hotel, app or retailer brand → co_branded_cards; a card with no reward or positioning stated stays at credit_cards). Decide by the reward the card actually earns, not by its name.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Rewards Cards; Rewards Cards offers within Financial Services > Credit Cards
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Rewards Cards; Offers better described by the sibling category Co-Branded Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.credit_cards.rewards_cards.cashback_cardsCards earning cash back or statement credit, incl. category cashback on fuel, groceries or dining.
Boundary
- include
- Cards earning cash back or statement credit, incl. category cashback on fuel, groceries or dining.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Citi Double Cash; HDFC Millennia; Discover it Cash Back; SBI Cashback card
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Travel Rewards Cards; Offers better described by the sibling category Points & Lifestyle Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.credit_cards.rewards_cards.points_lifestyle_cardsCards earning general reward points redeemable across catalogues, and lifestyle, dining or entertainment perk cards that lead with points or perks rather than travel or cash.
Boundary
- include
- Cards earning general reward points redeemable across catalogues, and lifestyle, dining or entertainment perk cards that lead with points or perks rather than travel or cash.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Amex Gold; HDFC Regalia Gold; Citi Rewards; Wells Fargo Autograph
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Travel Rewards Cards; Offers better described by the sibling category Cashback Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.credit_cards.rewards_cards.travel_rewards_cardsCards earning miles or transferable travel points, premium travel cards with lounge access and travel credits.
Boundary
- include
- Cards earning miles or transferable travel points, premium travel cards with lounge access and travel credits.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Chase Sapphire Preferred; Amex Platinum; Capital One Venture X; Axis Atlas
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cashback Cards; Offers better described by the sibling category Points & Lifestyle Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.credit_cards.secured_credit_builderSecured cards and credit-builder cards for thin-file customers (student cards that lead with rewards → rewards_cards; credit-builder loans → lending).
Boundary
- include
- Secured cards and credit-builder cards for thin-file customers (student cards that lead with rewards → rewards_cards; credit-builder loans → lending).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Discover it Secured; OneCard FD-backed card; Chime Credit Builder; Student starter card
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Rewards Cards; Offers better described by the sibling category Co-Branded Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Crypto & Web3financial_services.crypto_web3Level 23 children
financial_services.crypto_web3Exchanges, wallets (including hardware wallets and seed-phrase steel plates), DeFi, cards that spend a crypto balance; tag restricted=crypto by default
Boundary
- include
- Exchanges, wallets (including hardware wallets and seed-phrase steel plates), DeFi, cards that spend a crypto balance; tag restricted=crypto by default
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Crypto & Web3; Crypto & Web3 offers within Financial Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Crypto & Web3; Offers better described by the sibling category Credit Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.crypto_web3.defi_nft_dappsDeFi protocols and DEXs, NFT marketplaces and collectibles, Web3 apps, multi-game play-to-earn platforms and guilds (a single play-to-earn game → the game's L2, secondary crypto_web3, B18).
Boundary
- include
- DeFi protocols and DEXs, NFT marketplaces and collectibles, Web3 apps, multi-game play-to-earn platforms and guilds (a single play-to-earn game → the game's L2, secondary crypto_web3, B18).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Uniswap; OpenSea; Aave; Magic Eden
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Crypto Exchanges & Trading; Offers better described by the sibling category Crypto Wallets, Cards & Payments
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.crypto_web3.exchanges_tradingBuying, selling and trading crypto: centralised exchanges, broker apps, exchange staking and earn products.
Boundary
- include
- Buying, selling and trading crypto: centralised exchanges, broker apps, exchange staking and earn products.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Binance sign-up bonus; Coinbase; CoinDCX; Kraken
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Crypto Wallets, Cards & Payments; Offers better described by the sibling category DeFi, NFTs & dApps
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.crypto_web3.wallets_cards_paymentsHolding and spending crypto: self-custody and hardware wallets, seed-phrase plates, crypto debit cards, crypto payment and payout services.
Boundary
- include
- Holding and spending crypto: self-custody and hardware wallets, seed-phrase plates, crypto debit cards, crypto payment and payout services.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Ledger Nano X; MetaMask; Crypto.com Visa card; Trust Wallet; BitPay
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Crypto Exchanges & Trading; Offers better described by the sibling category DeFi, NFTs & dApps
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Donations & Fundraisingfinancial_services.donations_fundraisingLevel 23 children
financial_services.donations_fundraisingGiving money: charity donations (one-off or monthly), crowdfunding and fundraising platforms, zakat and religious giving
Boundary
- include
- Giving money: charity donations (one-off or monthly), crowdfunding and fundraising platforms, zakat and religious giving; Donation crowdfunding platforms (GoFundMe, JustGiving); Political campaign donations (ActBlue, WinRed)
- exclude
- Reward-based crowdfunding pre-orders of a product → the product's L2; Real-estate or equity crowdfunding → wealth_investment_planning; Reward crowdfunding platforms (Kickstarter, Indiegogo) as platform-level offers → retail_goods (L1); a single campaign → the product's L2
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Donations & Fundraising; Donations & Fundraising offers within Financial Services
- negative
- Reward-based crowdfunding pre-orders of a product; Real-estate or equity crowdfunding; Reward crowdfunding platforms (Kickstarter, Indiegogo) as platform-level offers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.donations_fundraising.charity_donationsOne-off and monthly donations to charities and NGOs incl. faith-based charities' seasonal appeals (Ramadan iftar, Christmas appeals), child sponsorship.
Boundary
- include
- One-off and monthly donations to charities and NGOs incl. faith-based charities' seasonal appeals (Ramadan iftar, Christmas appeals), child sponsorship.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- UNICEF monthly giving; Red Cross donation; Sponsor a child
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Crowdfunding & Fundraisers; Offers better described by the sibling category Religious Giving
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.donations_fundraising.crowdfunding_fundraisingDonation crowdfunding and personal or medical fundraisers (reward crowdfunding → the product's L2; equity crowdfunding → wealth_investment_planning).
Boundary
- include
- Donation crowdfunding and personal or medical fundraisers (reward crowdfunding → the product's L2; equity crowdfunding → wealth_investment_planning).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- GoFundMe; Ketto; JustGiving; Milaap medical fundraiser
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Charity Donations; Offers better described by the sibling category Religious Giving
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.donations_fundraising.religious_givingGiving that is a religious obligation or offering: zakat, sadaqah and fitrana, Qurbani, tithes and offerings, temple, church and mosque donations.
Boundary
- include
- Giving that is a religious obligation or offering: zakat, sadaqah and fitrana, Qurbani, tithes and offerings, temple, church and mosque donations.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Zakat calculator and donation; Qurbani 2026; Online temple donation
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Charity Donations; Offers better described by the sibling category Crowdfunding & Fundraisers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
E-Wallets & Paymentsfinancial_services.ewallet_paymentsLevel 23 children
financial_services.ewallet_paymentsE-wallets, top-up codes for general payment wallets (Paysafecard), one-off cross-border remittances and transfers, merchant acquiring (payment gateways, card readers)
Boundary
- include
- E-wallets, top-up codes for general payment wallets (Paysafecard), one-off cross-border remittances and transfers, merchant acquiring (payment gateways, card readers)
- exclude
- Account opening (including multi-currency) → banking_accounts; POS store-management software subscriptions → ai_business_productivity (this category as secondary)
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about E-Wallets & Payments; E-Wallets & Payments offers within Financial Services
- negative
- Account opening (including multi-currency); POS store-management software subscriptions
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.ewallet_payments.ewallets_upiWallet and UPI services, wallet sign-up and first-payment offers, top-up codes for general payment wallets (Paysafecard, Neosurf, AstroPay; store, platform or game wallet codes such as Steam Wallet or Google Play → retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid). Paying a bill or merchant through the wallet for a cashback stays here (PhonePe first bill payment); an offer sold as the service itself (a mobile recharge plan) → that service's L2.
Boundary
- include
- Wallet and UPI services, wallet sign-up and first-payment offers, top-up codes for general payment wallets (Paysafecard, Neosurf, AstroPay; store, platform or game wallet codes such as Steam Wallet or Google Play → retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid). Paying a bill or merchant through the wallet for a cashback stays here (PhonePe first bill payment); an offer sold as the service itself (a mobile recharge plan) → that service's L2.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- GCash; Paytm wallet; PhonePe UPI cashback; DANA; Paysafecard
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Remittances & Money Transfers; Offers better described by the sibling category Merchant Payments & Acquiring
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.ewallet_payments.merchant_paymentsPayment gateways, card readers and POS acquiring, payment links, soundboxes (POS store-management software → ai_business_productivity).
Boundary
- include
- Payment gateways, card readers and POS acquiring, payment links, soundboxes (POS store-management software → ai_business_productivity).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Stripe; Square card reader; Razorpay payment gateway; Paytm Soundbox
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category E-Wallets & UPI; Offers better described by the sibling category Remittances & Money Transfers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.ewallet_payments.remittances_transfersOne-off domestic and cross-border transfers and remittances (multi-currency accounts → banking_accounts).
Boundary
- include
- One-off domestic and cross-border transfers and remittances (multi-currency accounts → banking_accounts).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Remitly first transfer; Western Union; Wise transfer; Xoom
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category E-Wallets & UPI; Offers better described by the sibling category Merchant Payments & Acquiring
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Insurance & Protectionfinancial_services.insurance_protectionLevel 28 children
financial_services.insurance_protectionLife and health insurance, travel insurance, auto and property insurance, device protection, pet insurance, commercial insurance, extended warranties and protection plans (appliance extended warranties, home warranties, vehicle service contracts)
Boundary
- include
- Life and health insurance, travel insurance, auto and property insurance, device protection, pet insurance, commercial insurance, extended warranties and protection plans (appliance extended warranties, home warranties, vehicle service contracts); Insurance marketplaces and multi-line insurers' platform offers (Policybazaar, Lemonade app) stay at this L2; Insurance types with no L3 (wedding and event cover, ticket and gadget-bundle cover sold alone) stay at this L2
- exclude
- Protection purchased together with a device → follows the device
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Insurance & Protection; Insurance & Protection offers within Financial Services
- negative
- Protection purchased together with a device; Offers better described by a more specific child of Insurance & Protection
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.insurance_protection.auto_insuranceCar, motorcycle and commercial-vehicle insurance.
Boundary
- include
- Car, motorcycle and commercial-vehicle insurance.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- GEICO car insurance quote; Acko two-wheeler insurance; Progressive
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Life & Disability Insurance; Offers better described by the sibling category Health Insurance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.insurance_protection.business_insuranceCommercial, liability, professional, cyber and workers' compensation insurance.
Boundary
- include
- Commercial, liability, professional, cyber and workers' compensation insurance.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Next Insurance; Hiscox; Cyber liability cover
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Life & Disability Insurance; Offers better described by the sibling category Health Insurance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.insurance_protection.device_warrantiesStandalone device protection, extended warranties, home warranties, vehicle service contracts (protection bought together with a device → follows the device).
Boundary
- include
- Standalone device protection, extended warranties, home warranties, vehicle service contracts (protection bought together with a device → follows the device).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- AppleCare+ standalone; Asurion; Choice Home Warranty; Endurance vehicle service contract
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Life & Disability Insurance; Offers better described by the sibling category Health Insurance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.insurance_protection.health_insuranceHealth, medical, dental and vision insurance, critical illness and personal accident cover.
Boundary
- include
- Health, medical, dental and vision insurance, critical illness and personal accident cover.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Star Health family floater; Oscar health plan; Critical illness cover; Dental insurance
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Life & Disability Insurance; Offers better described by the sibling category Auto Insurance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.insurance_protection.home_property_insuranceHome, renters, landlord and condo insurance, flood and earthquake cover, personal liability and umbrella cover.
Boundary
- include
- Home, renters, landlord and condo insurance, flood and earthquake cover, personal liability and umbrella cover.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Lemonade renters; Home insurance quote; Landlord insurance
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Life & Disability Insurance; Offers better described by the sibling category Health Insurance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.insurance_protection.life_insuranceTerm, whole and universal life insurance, funeral cover, life-linked savings plans, disability income insurance.
Boundary
- include
- Term, whole and universal life insurance, funeral cover, life-linked savings plans, disability income insurance.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Term plan ₹1 crore; Ladder term life; Haven Life
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Health Insurance; Offers better described by the sibling category Auto Insurance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.insurance_protection.pet_insuranceInsurance for pets (wellness plans sold by vets → local_lifestyle_services.pet_services).
Boundary
- include
- Insurance for pets (wellness plans sold by vets → local_lifestyle_services.pet_services).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Trupanion; Lemonade pet; Pumpkin
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Life & Disability Insurance; Offers better described by the sibling category Health Insurance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.insurance_protection.travel_insuranceSingle-trip and annual travel insurance, travel medical, nomad insurance, car-hire excess insurance (insurance added inside a booking follows the booking; B10).
Boundary
- include
- Single-trip and annual travel insurance, travel medical, nomad insurance, car-hire excess insurance (insurance added inside a booking follows the booking; B10).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- World Nomads; SafetyWing; InsureMyTrip; Allianz travel insurance
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Life & Disability Insurance; Offers better described by the sibling category Health Insurance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Loans & BNPLfinancial_services.lendingLevel 28 children
financial_services.lendingPersonal loans, BNPL, mortgages and auto loans (including refinancing, HELOC), student loans, small-business loans, earned wage access and cash advances
Boundary
- include
- Personal loans, BNPL, mortgages and auto loans (including refinancing, HELOC), student loans, small-business loans, earned wage access and cash advances; Credit-builder loans (Self); Apps whose payout is a cash advance even when they also offer budgeting (Cleo, Dave); Loan offers of loan marketplaces covering several loan types (LendingTree, BankBazaar) stay at this L2; their platform-level offers follow the entity table
- exclude
- Account-opening offers that only mention advances in passing → banking_accounts (this category as secondary)
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Loans & BNPL; Loans & BNPL offers within Financial Services
- negative
- Account-opening offers that only mention advances in passing; Offers better described by a more specific child of Loans & BNPL
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.lending.auto_loansCar and two-wheeler loans and refinancing.
Boundary
- include
- Car and two-wheeler loans and refinancing.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Car loan 8.5%; Two-wheeler loan; Auto refinance
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Unsecured Personal Loans; Offers better described by the sibling category Buy Now, Pay Later
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.lending.bnplPay-later and instalment services and checkout financing, EMI cards.
Boundary
- include
- Pay-later and instalment services and checkout financing, EMI cards.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Klarna; Afterpay; Affirm; Simpl; Bajaj Finserv EMI card
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Unsecured Personal Loans; Offers better described by the sibling category Mortgages & Home Loans
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.lending.business_loansSmall-business loans, lines of credit, merchant cash advances, invoice financing.
Boundary
- include
- Small-business loans, lines of credit, merchant cash advances, invoice financing.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- OnDeck; Lendingkart; Fundbox; SBA loan
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Unsecured Personal Loans; Offers better described by the sibling category Buy Now, Pay Later
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.lending.cash_advance_ewaCash-advance services and earned wage access, incl. apps that also budget when the payout is an advance (Cleo, Dave).
Boundary
- include
- Cash-advance services and earned wage access, incl. apps that also budget when the payout is an advance (Cleo, Dave).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Dave; Brigit; EarnIn; Cleo cash advance
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Unsecured Personal Loans; Offers better described by the sibling category Buy Now, Pay Later
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.lending.gold_secured_loansGold loans and loans against securities, deposits or other collateral (home equity → home_loans).
Boundary
- include
- Gold loans and loans against securities, deposits or other collateral (home equity → home_loans).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Muthoot gold loan; Loan against mutual funds; Rupeek
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Unsecured Personal Loans; Offers better described by the sibling category Buy Now, Pay Later
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.lending.home_loansHome purchase and refinance mortgages, home-equity loans and HELOCs, loans against property.
Boundary
- include
- Home purchase and refinance mortgages, home-equity loans and HELOCs, loans against property.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Rocket Mortgage; HDFC home loan; HELOC offer; Loan against property
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Unsecured Personal Loans; Offers better described by the sibling category Buy Now, Pay Later
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.lending.student_loansStudent and education loans and their refinancing, school and college fee financing and fee EMIs.
Boundary
- include
- Student and education loans and their refinancing, school and college fee financing and fee EMIs.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Sallie Mae; Earnest refinance; Education loan abroad
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Unsecured Personal Loans; Offers better described by the sibling category Buy Now, Pay Later
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.lending.unsecured_personal_loansUnsecured personal loans incl. debt-consolidation loans, instant and app loans, credit-builder loans (Self).
Boundary
- include
- Unsecured personal loans incl. debt-consolidation loans, instant and app loans, credit-builder loans (Self).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- SoFi personal loan; Bajaj Finserv personal loan; Upstart; Self credit builder
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Buy Now, Pay Later; Offers better described by the sibling category Mortgages & Home Loans
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Budgeting, Credit & Taxfinancial_services.money_management_taxLevel 24 children
financial_services.money_management_taxManaging personal money rather than investing it: budgeting and expense-tracking apps, credit-score monitoring and credit reports, credit repair, debt relief, consolidation counselling and settlement, tax filing software and tax preparation services
Boundary
- include
- Managing personal money rather than investing it: budgeting and expense-tracking apps, credit-score monitoring and credit reports, credit repair, debt relief, consolidation counselling and settlement, tax filing software and tax preparation services; Credit monitoring sold together with identity-theft insurance, when led by the credit score (Experian CreditWorks); identity-theft-protection-led products (Aura, LifeLock) → utility_security_software; Debt relief, settlement and counselling services; a debt consolidation loan is a loan → lending
- exclude
- Debt consolidation loans → lending; Identity-theft monitoring → utility_security_software
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Budgeting, Credit & Tax; Budgeting, Credit & Tax offers within Financial Services
- negative
- Debt consolidation loans; Identity-theft monitoring
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.money_management_tax.budgeting_expense_trackingBudgeting and expense-tracking tools, subscription managers and bill negotiation.
Boundary
- include
- Budgeting and expense-tracking tools, subscription managers and bill negotiation.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- YNAB; Rocket Money; Monarch Money; Walnut
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Credit Scores, Monitoring & Repair; Offers better described by the sibling category Debt Relief & Counselling
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.money_management_tax.credit_monitoring_repairEverything about the credit file: credit scores and reports, monitoring, credit repair and disputes, incl. score-led bundles with identity insurance (identity-theft-led products → ai_software_services.utility_security_software).
Boundary
- include
- Everything about the credit file: credit scores and reports, monitoring, credit repair and disputes, incl. score-led bundles with identity insurance (identity-theft-led products → ai_software_services.utility_security_software).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Credit Karma; Experian CreditWorks; CIBIL score; Lexington Law credit repair
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Budgeting & Expense Tracking; Offers better described by the sibling category Debt Relief & Counselling
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.money_management_tax.debt_reliefDebt settlement, relief programs and debt counselling (debt-consolidation loans → lending).
Boundary
- include
- Debt settlement, relief programs and debt counselling (debt-consolidation loans → lending).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- National Debt Relief; Freedom Debt Relief; Credit counselling
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Budgeting & Expense Tracking; Offers better described by the sibling category Credit Scores, Monitoring & Repair
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.money_management_tax.tax_filingTax software, e-filing and tax-preparation services, incl. government tax filing portals (B33).
Boundary
- include
- Tax software, e-filing and tax-preparation services, incl. government tax filing portals (B33).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- TurboTax; H&R Block; ClearTax; Income tax e-filing
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Budgeting & Expense Tracking; Offers better described by the sibling category Credit Scores, Monitoring & Repair
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Cashback, Coupons & Rewardsfinancial_services.rewards_cashback_loyaltyLevel 23 children
financial_services.rewards_cashback_loyaltyCross-merchant rebate and cashback intermediaries, receipt cashback, cross-merchant points programs, survey and data panel apps (Nielsen), offerwalls, earn-money-by-tasks (including rewards for playing third-party games), free sweepstakes, free sample claims
Boundary
- include
- Cross-merchant rebate and cashback intermediaries, receipt cashback, cross-merchant points programs, survey and data panel apps (Nielsen), offerwalls, earn-money-by-tasks (including rewards for playing third-party games), free sweepstakes, free sample claims; Paid survey and research-study panels (Prolific, Swagbucks surveys)
- exclude
- Single-brand points earned by buying from that brand and single-brand memberships → the brand's L2; earn-by-tasks programmes run by one brand (Microsoft Rewards, Google Opinion Rewards) stay here; Paid work as an employee or contractor (crowdwork, paid testing) → jobs_career_services
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Cashback, Coupons & Rewards; Cashback, Coupons & Rewards offers within Financial Services
- negative
- Single-brand points earned by buying from that brand and single-brand memberships; Paid work as an employee or contractor (crowdwork, paid testing)
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.rewards_cashback_loyalty.cashback_earn_rewardsEarning or saving money across many merchants or tasks: cashback sites, extensions and receipt cashback, coupon-code and deal aggregator sites and extensions (RetailMeNot, Slickdeals, CouponDunia), paid surveys and research panels, offerwalls, earn-by-tasks programs and apps that reward playing third-party games (Swagbucks, Rakuten, Ibotta, Prolific, Mistplay).
Boundary
- include
- Earning or saving money across many merchants or tasks: cashback sites, extensions and receipt cashback, coupon-code and deal aggregator sites and extensions (RetailMeNot, Slickdeals, CouponDunia), paid surveys and research panels, offerwalls, earn-by-tasks programs and apps that reward playing third-party games (Swagbucks, Rakuten, Ibotta, Prolific, Mistplay).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Rakuten; Swagbucks; CashKaro; Ibotta; Prolific; Mistplay
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Coalition Points Programs; Offers better described by the sibling category Free Sweepstakes & Samples
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.rewards_cashback_loyalty.coalition_pointsPoints programs shared across many merchants (single-brand loyalty → the brand's L2).
Boundary
- include
- Points programs shared across many merchants (single-brand loyalty → the brand's L2).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Nectar; PAYBACK; Aeroplan partners
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cashback, Coupons & Earn-Rewards; Offers better described by the sibling category Free Sweepstakes & Samples
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.rewards_cashback_loyalty.sweepstakes_samplesFree-entry sweepstakes and giveaways, free sample claims.
Boundary
- include
- Free-entry sweepstakes and giveaways, free sample claims.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Win a car sweepstakes; Free sample box; PCH sweepstakes
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cashback, Coupons & Earn-Rewards; Offers better described by the sibling category Coalition Points Programs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Investing & Wealthfinancial_services.wealth_investment_planningLevel 24 children
financial_services.wealth_investment_planningBrokerages (including CFDs/forex/binary options, tag restricted=leveraged_trading), robo/financial advisors, retirement accounts, gold and precious metals (physical gold/silver bars and coins, digital gold, gold IRA), alternative investments (including real-estate crowdfunding)
Boundary
- include
- Brokerages (including CFDs/forex/binary options, tag restricted=leveraged_trading), robo/financial advisors, retirement accounts, gold and precious metals (physical gold/silver bars and coins, digital gold, gold IRA), alternative investments (including real-estate crowdfunding); Investment apps covering several asset classes (Groww, Robinhood) follow their first named product; app installs with no product stay at this L2
- exclude
- Gold jewelry for wearing → jewelry_watches_accessories
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Investing & Wealth; Investing & Wealth offers within Financial Services
- negative
- Gold jewelry for wearing; Offers better described by a more specific child of Investing & Wealth
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.wealth_investment_planning.alternative_investmentsReal-estate and equity crowdfunding, P2P lending investments, art and collectibles investing, private markets.
Boundary
- include
- Real-estate and equity crowdfunding, P2P lending investments, art and collectibles investing, private markets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Fundrise; Republic; Masterworks; LenDenClub P2P
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Investing & Trading Platforms; Offers better described by the sibling category Financial Advice & Wealth Management
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.wealth_investment_planning.financial_adviceHuman financial advisors and planners, wealth management and private banking.
Boundary
- include
- Human financial advisors and planners, wealth management and private banking.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Facet financial planner; Vanguard Personal Advisor; Private wealth consultation
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Investing & Trading Platforms; Offers better described by the sibling category Gold & Precious Metals
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.wealth_investment_planning.investing_platformsSelf-directed and automated investing in any account type: stock and ETF brokerages, options, CFD and forex (restricted=leveraged_trading), mutual funds and SIPs, robo-advisors and micro-investing, bonds and T-bills, retirement accounts (IRA, 401(k) rollover, NPS); account type and asset class are attributes.
Boundary
- include
- Self-directed and automated investing in any account type: stock and ETF brokerages, options, CFD and forex (restricted=leveraged_trading), mutual funds and SIPs, robo-advisors and micro-investing, bonds and T-bills, retirement accounts (IRA, 401(k) rollover, NPS); account type and asset class are attributes.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Robinhood; Zerodha; Groww; Betterment; Fidelity IRA; Wint Wealth bonds; eToro
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Financial Advice & Wealth Management; Offers better described by the sibling category Gold & Precious Metals
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
financial_services.wealth_investment_planning.precious_metalsInvestment gold and silver bars and coins, digital gold, gold IRAs and gold savings schemes paid in cash or gold (jewellery and jewellery savings schemes → retail_goods).
Boundary
- include
- Investment gold and silver bars and coins, digital gold, gold IRAs and gold savings schemes paid in cash or gold (jewellery and jewellery savings schemes → retail_goods).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 24K gold coin 10 g; Digital gold on Paytm; Augusta gold IRA; Silver bar 1 kg
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Investing & Trading Platforms; Offers better described by the sibling category Financial Advice & Wealth Management
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Local & Lifestyle Serviceslocal_lifestyle_servicesLevel 112 children
local_lifestyle_servicesLifestyle services, whether in-store, at-home or online.
Boundary
- include
- Lifestyle services, whether in-store, at-home or online.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Local & Lifestyle Services; Local & Lifestyle Services offers within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Local & Lifestyle Services; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Local & Lifestyle Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Beauty, Wellness & Fitness Serviceslocal_lifestyle_services.beauty_wellness_fitnessLevel 26 children
local_lifestyle_services.beauty_wellness_fitnessNon-medical: hair and nail salons, facials, non-clinical massage and foot massage, standalone spas, saunas and hot-spring bathhouses, gyms, exercise-oriented classes and memberships (yoga, dance, martial arts, swimming, climbing), meditation/fitness/diet apps
Boundary
- include
- Non-medical: hair and nail salons, facials, non-clinical massage and foot massage, standalone spas, saunas and hot-spring bathhouses, gyms, exercise-oriented classes and memberships (yoga, dance, martial arts, swimming, climbing), meditation/fitness/diet apps; Mental-wellness and coaching apps without licensed clinicians, incl. AI coaches (Wysa, Calm); licensed therapy (BetterHelp) → health_medical_services; Multi-service beauty and wellness booking platforms (Fresha, Treatwell) stay at this L2 for platform-level offers; Urban Company salon offers stay here, its platform-level offers follow the entity table
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Beauty, Wellness & Fitness Services; Beauty, Wellness & Fitness Services offers within Local & Lifestyle Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Beauty, Wellness & Fitness Services; Offers better described by the sibling category Food Delivery & Takeaway
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.beauty_wellness_fitness.digital_fitness_wellnessThe online form of the same services: fitness apps and online classes (Peloton app, cult.fit live), meditation, sleep and diet programs, non-clinical mental-wellness and coaching apps incl. AI coaches, non-clinical health tracking and self-care apps (period, fertility and pregnancy trackers, medication reminders, AI symptom checkers with no clinician) (licensed therapy → health_medical_services).
Boundary
- include
- The online form of the same services: fitness apps and online classes (Peloton app, cult.fit live), meditation, sleep and diet programs, non-clinical mental-wellness and coaching apps incl. AI coaches, non-clinical health tracking and self-care apps (period, fertility and pregnancy trackers, medication reminders, AI symptom checkers with no clinician) (licensed therapy → health_medical_services).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Calm; Headspace; Noom; Strava subscription; Wysa
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hair Salons & Barbers; Offers better described by the sibling category Nails, Lashes, Brows & Waxing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.beauty_wellness_fitness.fitness_classes_studiosExercise-oriented classes and studio packs: yoga, pilates, dance, martial arts, boxing, swimming lessons, climbing, cycling studios.
Boundary
- include
- Exercise-oriented classes and studio packs: yoga, pilates, dance, martial arts, boxing, swimming lessons, climbing, cycling studios.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Yoga 10-class pack; Barry's; Karate classes for kids; Swimming lessons; Bouldering membership
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hair Salons & Barbers; Offers better described by the sibling category Nails, Lashes, Brows & Waxing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.beauty_wellness_fitness.gyms_fitness_clubsGym and fitness-club memberships and day passes, multi-gym passes.
Boundary
- include
- Gym and fitness-club memberships and day passes, multi-gym passes.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Anytime Fitness membership; cult.fit; PureGym day pass; ClassPass
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hair Salons & Barbers; Offers better described by the sibling category Nails, Lashes, Brows & Waxing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.beauty_wellness_fitness.hair_salons_barbersHaircuts, colouring, styling, treatments and barber services.
Boundary
- include
- Haircuts, colouring, styling, treatments and barber services.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Toni & Guy haircut; Barbershop beard trim; Keratin treatment at salon
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Nails, Lashes, Brows & Waxing; Offers better described by the sibling category Spas, Massage & Bathhouses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.beauty_wellness_fitness.nail_lash_browManicures and pedicures, lash extensions, brow shaping and threading, waxing.
Boundary
- include
- Manicures and pedicures, lash extensions, brow shaping and threading, waxing.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Gel manicure; Lash lift; Eyebrow threading; Full-body wax
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hair Salons & Barbers; Offers better described by the sibling category Spas, Massage & Bathhouses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.beauty_wellness_fitness.spa_massageDay spas, non-clinical and foot massage, facials, saunas, hot-spring and bathhouses (hotel stays with spa → travel_hospitality; medical aesthetics → health_medical_services).
Boundary
- include
- Day spas, non-clinical and foot massage, facials, saunas, hot-spring and bathhouses (hotel stays with spa → travel_hospitality; medical aesthetics → health_medical_services).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Thai massage 60 min; Day spa package; Korean jjimjilbang; Onsen day pass; Facial at spa
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hair Salons & Barbers; Offers better described by the sibling category Nails, Lashes, Brows & Waxing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Courier & Parcel Deliverylocal_lifestyle_services.courier_deliveryLevel 23 children
local_lifestyle_services.courier_deliveryMoving goods for you: on-demand and same-day couriers, parcel and document shipping, van and truck hire with driver for goods (Lalamove, Huolala, DHL Express, Uber Connect), international parcel forwarding
Boundary
- include
- Moving goods for you: on-demand and same-day couriers, parcel and document shipping, van and truck hire with driver for goods (Lalamove, Huolala, DHL Express, Uber Connect), international parcel forwarding
- exclude
- Full-service household movers (packing and moving a home: removal companies) → home_services; van-with-driver platforms (Lalamove, Huolala) stay here also for their moving products; Food delivery from restaurants → food_delivery_takeaway; grocery delivery → food_grocery_gourmet; Luggage shipping for a trip → travel_services
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Courier & Parcel Delivery; Courier & Parcel Delivery offers within Local & Lifestyle Services
- negative
- Full-service household movers (packing and moving a home: removal companies); Food delivery from restaurants; Luggage shipping for a trip
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.courier_delivery.on_demand_couriersSame-day and on-demand couriers, bike couriers, van and truck hire with driver for goods incl. their moving products (Lalamove, Huolala).
Boundary
- include
- Same-day and on-demand couriers, bike couriers, van and truck hire with driver for goods incl. their moving products (Lalamove, Huolala).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Lalamove; Uber Connect; Porter; Borzo; Huolala
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Parcel & Document Shipping; Offers better described by the sibling category Parcel Forwarding & Shop-and-Ship
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.courier_delivery.parcel_forwardingInternational forwarding and shop-and-ship addresses.
Boundary
- include
- International forwarding and shop-and-ship addresses.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- MyUS; Shipito; Aramex Shop & Ship
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category On-Demand Couriers & Vans; Offers better described by the sibling category Parcel & Document Shipping
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.courier_delivery.parcel_shippingDomestic and international parcel and document shipping, express and postal services, shipping-label platforms.
Boundary
- include
- Domestic and international parcel and document shipping, express and postal services, shipping-label platforms.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- DHL Express; FedEx; Shiprocket; India Post Speed Post
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category On-Demand Couriers & Vans; Offers better described by the sibling category Parcel Forwarding & Shop-and-Ship
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Food Delivery & Takeawaylocal_lifestyle_services.food_delivery_takeawayLevel 24 children
local_lifestyle_services.food_delivery_takeawayFreshly prepared restaurant/fast-food food not eaten on premises: food delivery, takeaway, pickup, food delivery memberships
Boundary
- include
- Freshly prepared restaurant/fast-food food not eaten on premises: food delivery, takeaway, pickup, food delivery memberships; Platform-level offers of super-apps covering rides and food (Uber One, Grab) follow the entity rule; order offers of a food-only platform (first order, promo code) → delivery_platforms; its platform-level offers follow the entity table
- exclude
- Fresh groceries, quick commerce, meal kits and prepared meals → food_grocery_gourmet
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Food Delivery & Takeaway; Food Delivery & Takeaway offers within Local & Lifestyle Services
- negative
- Fresh groceries, quick commerce, meal kits and prepared meals; Offers better described by a more specific child of Food Delivery & Takeaway
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.food_delivery_takeaway.delivery_membershipsPaid delivery memberships (a membership whose perks are mainly dine-in → restaurant_dining_reservations.dining_memberships; one whose named perks cover several lines, such as Uber One or Swiggy One, is platform-level, G6).
Boundary
- include
- Paid delivery memberships (a membership whose perks are mainly dine-in → restaurant_dining_reservations.dining_memberships; one whose named perks cover several lines, such as Uber One or Swiggy One, is platform-level, G6).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- DashPass; Grab Unlimited (GrabFood); Deliveroo Plus
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Food Delivery Platforms; Offers better described by the sibling category Restaurant & Chain Orders
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.food_delivery_takeaway.delivery_platformsMulti-restaurant delivery platforms and their order offers (first order, free delivery, promo codes), office and group catering orders not tied to a named private event (ezCater).
Boundary
- include
- Multi-restaurant delivery platforms and their order offers (first order, free delivery, promo codes), office and group catering orders not tied to a named private event (ezCater).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Uber Eats first order; DoorDash promo; Swiggy; Zomato; GrabFood; foodpanda
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Restaurant & Chain Orders; Offers better described by the sibling category Food Delivery Memberships
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.food_delivery_takeaway.meal_subscriptionsHot or ready-to-eat home-style meals delivered daily or weekly on a plan (meal kits and chilled meals to reheat → retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.meal_kits).
Boundary
- include
- Hot or ready-to-eat home-style meals delivered daily or weekly on a plan (meal kits and chilled meals to reheat → retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.meal_kits).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Monthly tiffin service; Daily lunch box delivery; Office lunch subscription
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Food Delivery Platforms; Offers better described by the sibling category Restaurant & Chain Orders
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.food_delivery_takeaway.restaurant_chain_ordersDelivery, takeaway, pickup and app deals from one restaurant or chain (QSR app coupons valid in store or for delivery stay here; coupons valid for dine-in only → restaurant_dining_reservations.dining_vouchers_set_meals), surplus-food pickup bags from restaurants and bakeries (Too Good To Go).
Boundary
- include
- Delivery, takeaway, pickup and app deals from one restaurant or chain (QSR app coupons valid in store or for delivery stay here; coupons valid for dine-in only → restaurant_dining_reservations.dining_vouchers_set_meals), surplus-food pickup bags from restaurants and bakeries (Too Good To Go).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Domino's 2 medium pizzas deal; KFC bucket delivery; McDonald's app offer; Starbucks order ahead
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Food Delivery Platforms; Offers better described by the sibling category Food Delivery Memberships
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Health & Medical Serviceslocal_lifestyle_services.health_medical_servicesLevel 28 children
local_lifestyle_services.health_medical_servicesMedical: online consultations, clinic health checkups and interpretation of at-home tests sold on its own, dental, medical aesthetics (injectables/laser/surgery), counseling and therapy, physiotherapy, prepaid care memberships and discount plans
Boundary
- include
- Medical: online consultations, clinic health checkups and interpretation of at-home tests sold on its own, dental, medical aesthetics (injectables/laser/surgery), counseling and therapy, physiotherapy, prepaid care memberships and discount plans
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Health & Medical Services; Health & Medical Services offers within Local & Lifestyle Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Health & Medical Services; Offers better described by the sibling category Food Delivery & Takeaway
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.health_medical_services.care_membershipsPrepaid care memberships, concierge medicine, health discount plans (health insurance → financial_services.insurance_protection).
Boundary
- include
- Prepaid care memberships, concierge medicine, health discount plans (health insurance → financial_services.insurance_protection).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- One Medical membership; Dental discount plan; Clinic annual membership
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Doctor Consultations; Offers better described by the sibling category Health Checkups & Diagnostics
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.health_medical_services.checkups_diagnosticsClinic health checkups, lab tests incl. home sample collection, imaging, interpretation of at-home tests (test kits bought as goods → retail_goods).
Boundary
- include
- Clinic health checkups, lab tests incl. home sample collection, imaging, interpretation of at-home tests (test kits bought as goods → retail_goods).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Full-body checkup package; Thyrocare home collection; MRI scan booking; Annual physical
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Doctor Consultations; Offers better described by the sibling category Dental Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.health_medical_services.dental_careDental checkups, cleaning, fillings, braces and aligners fitted by a dentist, implants, whitening at a clinic.
Boundary
- include
- Dental checkups, cleaning, fillings, braces and aligners fitted by a dentist, implants, whitening at a clinic.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Dental cleaning; Invisalign at clinic; Dental implant package
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Doctor Consultations; Offers better described by the sibling category Health Checkups & Diagnostics
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.health_medical_services.doctor_consultationsGP and specialist consultations with a licensed doctor, in a clinic or by video, phone and chat, e-prescriptions issued in a consultation (medication shipped on a schedule → retail_goods.health_wellness_products, G5).
Boundary
- include
- GP and specialist consultations with a licensed doctor, in a clinic or by video, phone and chat, e-prescriptions issued in a consultation (medication shipped on a schedule → retail_goods.health_wellness_products, G5).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Teladoc visit; Practo online consult; Doctor on Demand; Halodoc chat
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Health Checkups & Diagnostics; Offers better described by the sibling category Dental Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.health_medical_services.hospitals_specialist_careHospital and specialist-clinic care: inpatient and outpatient hospital packages, surgery, childbirth and maternity packages, IVF and fertility, LASIK, oncology, medical tourism.
Boundary
- include
- Hospital and specialist-clinic care: inpatient and outpatient hospital packages, surgery, childbirth and maternity packages, IVF and fertility, LASIK, oncology, medical tourism.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Hospital delivery package; IVF cycle; LASIK surgery; Knee replacement package; Apollo Hospitals OPD
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Doctor Consultations; Offers better described by the sibling category Health Checkups & Diagnostics
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.health_medical_services.medical_aestheticsInjectables, laser treatments incl. laser hair removal, cosmetic surgery, hair transplants, clinical skin treatments.
Boundary
- include
- Injectables, laser treatments incl. laser hair removal, cosmetic surgery, hair transplants, clinical skin treatments.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Botox session; Laser hair removal 6 sessions; Hair transplant
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Doctor Consultations; Offers better described by the sibling category Health Checkups & Diagnostics
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.health_medical_services.mental_healthLicensed therapy, counselling and psychiatry, in person or online.
Boundary
- include
- Licensed therapy, counselling and psychiatry, in person or online.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- BetterHelp; Talkspace; Couples counselling
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Doctor Consultations; Offers better described by the sibling category Health Checkups & Diagnostics
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.health_medical_services.physio_rehabPhysiotherapy, chiropractic, osteopathy, rehabilitation programs.
Boundary
- include
- Physiotherapy, chiropractic, osteopathy, rehabilitation programs.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Physio session; Chiropractor adjustment; Post-surgery rehab
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Doctor Consultations; Offers better described by the sibling category Health Checkups & Diagnostics
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Home Serviceslocal_lifestyle_services.home_servicesLevel 26 children
local_lifestyle_services.home_servicesFor the home and your belongings: housekeeping and cleaning, repair and installation, moving, self-storage, laundry, errands
Boundary
- include
- For the home and your belongings: housekeeping and cleaning, repair and installation, moving, self-storage, laundry, errands; Multi-service home-service platforms (Urban Company, TaskRabbit, Thumbtack) stay at this L2 for platform-level offers
- exclude
- Pet boarding, grooming, walking, training and veterinary care → pet_services
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Home Services; Home Services offers within Local & Lifestyle Services
- negative
- Pet boarding, grooming, walking, training and veterinary care; Offers better described by a more specific child of Home Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.home_services.cleaning_housekeepingHome cleaning, deep cleaning, maids and housekeepers, sofa and carpet cleaning, disinfection.
Boundary
- include
- Home cleaning, deep cleaning, maids and housekeepers, sofa and carpet cleaning, disinfection.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Deep cleaning 2BHK; Weekly maid service; Sofa shampooing
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Repairs, Installation & Maintenance; Offers better described by the sibling category Renovation & Interior Design
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.home_services.errands_conciergeTask and errand services, personal assistants, queue-standing (pick-up-and-drop of items → courier_delivery).
Boundary
- include
- Task and errand services, personal assistants, queue-standing (pick-up-and-drop of items → courier_delivery).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- TaskRabbit errand; Personal concierge
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cleaning & Housekeeping; Offers better described by the sibling category Repairs, Installation & Maintenance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.home_services.laundry_dry_cleaningLaundry pickup, wash and fold, dry cleaning, ironing services.
Boundary
- include
- Laundry pickup, wash and fold, dry cleaning, ironing services.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Laundry pickup; Dry cleaning 5 items; Rinse
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cleaning & Housekeeping; Offers better described by the sibling category Repairs, Installation & Maintenance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.home_services.moving_storageHousehold movers and packers, self-storage units (van-with-driver platforms → courier_delivery).
Boundary
- include
- Household movers and packers, self-storage units (van-with-driver platforms → courier_delivery).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Packers and movers; Public Storage unit; Removal company quote
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cleaning & Housekeeping; Offers better described by the sibling category Repairs, Installation & Maintenance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.home_services.renovation_interiorsRemodelling, painting services, modular kitchens and interior design projects.
Boundary
- include
- Remodelling, painting services, modular kitchens and interior design projects.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Interior design consultation; Bathroom renovation; House painting service
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cleaning & Housekeeping; Offers better described by the sibling category Repairs, Installation & Maintenance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.home_services.repair_installationHandyman, plumbing, electrical, appliance and AC repair and servicing, installation and assembly, pest control, gardening and pool maintenance, prepaid maintenance contracts with scheduled visits (AC or water-purifier AMC; plans that pay for breakdowns or replacement → financial_services.insurance_protection.device_warranties).
Boundary
- include
- Handyman, plumbing, electrical, appliance and AC repair and servicing, installation and assembly, pest control, gardening and pool maintenance, prepaid maintenance contracts with scheduled visits (AC or water-purifier AMC; plans that pay for breakdowns or replacement → financial_services.insurance_protection.device_warranties).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- AC service; IKEA furniture assembly; Plumber visit; Pest control treatment; Lawn mowing service
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cleaning & Housekeeping; Offers better described by the sibling category Renovation & Interior Design
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Events, Cinema & Leisurelocal_lifestyle_services.local_entertainment_leisureLevel 25 children
local_lifestyle_services.local_entertainment_leisureShow and sports event tickets, event tickets, cinemas, KTV, bars and nightclubs, escape rooms and murder-mystery games, arcades, bowling and go-karts, trampoline parks, Topgolf and other local activity venues
Boundary
- include
- Show and sports event tickets, event tickets, cinemas, KTV, bars and nightclubs, escape rooms and murder-mystery games, arcades, bowling and go-karts, trampoline parks, Topgolf and other local activity venues; Ticketing platforms covering many event types (Ticketmaster, BookMyShow, Eventbrite) stay at this L2 for platform-level offers
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Events, Cinema & Leisure; Events, Cinema & Leisure offers within Local & Lifestyle Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Events, Cinema & Leisure; Offers better described by the sibling category Food Delivery & Takeaway
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.local_entertainment_leisure.activity_venuesEscape rooms, murder-mystery games, arcades, bowling, go-karts, trampoline parks, Topgolf, VR arcades, ice rinks, indoor play centres, paintball.
Boundary
- include
- Escape rooms, murder-mystery games, arcades, bowling, go-karts, trampoline parks, Topgolf, VR arcades, ice rinks, indoor play centres, paintball.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Escape room for 4; Topgolf bay; Trampoline park jump pass; Timezone arcade card
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Concert, Show & Festival Tickets; Offers better described by the sibling category Sports Event Tickets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.local_entertainment_leisure.cinemasMovie tickets and cinema memberships and passes.
Boundary
- include
- Movie tickets and cinema memberships and passes.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- PVR movie ticket; AMC Stubs A-List; BookMyShow movie offer
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Concert, Show & Festival Tickets; Offers better described by the sibling category Sports Event Tickets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.local_entertainment_leisure.nightlife_karaokeBars, pubs, nightclubs, lounges, KTV and karaoke rooms.
Boundary
- include
- Bars, pubs, nightclubs, lounges, KTV and karaoke rooms.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Nightclub entry; Happy hour deal; KTV room 3 hours
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Concert, Show & Festival Tickets; Offers better described by the sibling category Sports Event Tickets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.local_entertainment_leisure.show_event_ticketsConcerts, theatre, comedy, festivals incl. festival passes with on-site camping, and other live shows and events.
Boundary
- include
- Concerts, theatre, comedy, festivals incl. festival passes with on-site camping, and other live shows and events.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Coldplay concert ticket; Hamilton tickets; Stand-up comedy show; Music festival pass
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sports Event Tickets; Offers better described by the sibling category Cinemas
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.local_entertainment_leisure.sports_event_ticketsTickets and passes to watch sports matches and races.
Boundary
- include
- Tickets and passes to watch sports matches and races.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- IPL match ticket; Premier League ticket; F1 Grand Prix pass
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Concert, Show & Festival Tickets; Offers better described by the sibling category Cinemas
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Rides, Transit & Car Serviceslocal_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_servicesLevel 28 children
local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_servicesGetting driven, at any distance, and moving within a city. Ride-hailing (including pre-booked rides), taxis, airport transfers and shuttles (Mozio, Welcome Pickups), chauffeurs and private drivers incl. between cities (Blacklane, car with driver), carpooling incl. long-distance (BlaBlaCar carpool), two-/three-wheelers, bike and scooter sharing, per-minute/hourly car sharing, urban public transit (metro/MRT and bus, airport rail links such as Heathrow Express, commuter passes, transit apps), parking (including parking platforms), pay-per-use charging and charging/fuel memberships and discount programs, single-brand fuel loyalty, discount and fleet cards (not stored-value gift cards), fueling, car washes, car repair and maintenance
Boundary
- include
- Getting driven, at any distance, and moving within a city. Ride-hailing (including pre-booked rides), taxis, airport transfers and shuttles (Mozio, Welcome Pickups), chauffeurs and private drivers incl. between cities (Blacklane, car with driver), carpooling incl. long-distance (BlaBlaCar carpool), two-/three-wheelers, bike and scooter sharing, per-minute/hourly car sharing, urban public transit (metro/MRT and bus, airport rail links such as Heathrow Express, commuter passes, transit apps), parking (including parking platforms), pay-per-use charging and charging/fuel memberships and discount programs, single-brand fuel loyalty, discount and fleet cards (not stored-value gift cards), fueling, car washes, car repair and maintenance; Transit card top-ups and passes (Delhi Metro, Oyster, EZ-Link, Octopus) — not gift cards; Fuel: stored-value fuel gift cards → retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid (B14); fuel loyalty, discount and fleet cards stay here
- exclude
- Standalone airport parking → travel_services
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Rides, Transit & Car Services; Rides, Transit & Car Services offers within Local & Lifestyle Services
- negative
- Standalone airport parking; Offers better described by a more specific child of Rides, Transit & Car Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services.bike_scooter_sharingShared bikes, e-bikes, e-scooters and mopeds rented by the minute, ride or pass.
Boundary
- include
- Shared bikes, e-bikes, e-scooters and mopeds rented by the minute, ride or pass.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Lime; Bird; Yulu; Santander Cycles; Citi Bike membership
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Ride-Hailing, Taxis & Carpooling; Offers better described by the sibling category Airport Transfers & Chauffeurs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services.car_care_repairCar washes and detailing services, servicing and repair, tyre fitting, inspections, roadside assistance memberships, vehicle registration, licence renewal and traffic-fine payment services (driving lessons → education_careers).
Boundary
- include
- Car washes and detailing services, servicing and repair, tyre fitting, inspections, roadside assistance memberships, vehicle registration, licence renewal and traffic-fine payment services (driving lessons → education_careers).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- GoMechanic service; Car wash subscription; Tyre fitting; AAA membership
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Ride-Hailing, Taxis & Carpooling; Offers better described by the sibling category Airport Transfers & Chauffeurs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services.car_sharingCars rented by the minute or hour from a shared fleet, incl. peer-to-peer hourly sharing (daily or longer self-drive rental → travel_hospitality.transport_mobility).
Boundary
- include
- Cars rented by the minute or hour from a shared fleet, incl. peer-to-peer hourly sharing (daily or longer self-drive rental → travel_hospitality.transport_mobility).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Zipcar hourly; Free2Move; GoGet; Getaround hourly
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Ride-Hailing, Taxis & Carpooling; Offers better described by the sibling category Airport Transfers & Chauffeurs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services.charging_fuel_servicesPay-per-use EV charging, charging memberships, fuel purchases, fuel loyalty and discount programs and fleet fuel cards (stored-value fuel gift cards → retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid; home chargers → retail_goods.automotive_vehicles).
Boundary
- include
- Pay-per-use EV charging, charging memberships, fuel purchases, fuel loyalty and discount programs and fleet fuel cards (stored-value fuel gift cards → retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid; home chargers → retail_goods.automotive_vehicles).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- ChargePoint; Tesla Supercharger; Shell Go+; IndianOil XTRAREWARDS; Fleet fuel card
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Ride-Hailing, Taxis & Carpooling; Offers better described by the sibling category Airport Transfers & Chauffeurs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services.parkingParking reservations, parking platforms, monthly parking (standalone airport parking → travel_hospitality.travel_services).
Boundary
- include
- Parking reservations, parking platforms, monthly parking (standalone airport parking → travel_hospitality.travel_services).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- SpotHero; ParkMobile; JustPark; Monthly garage parking
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Ride-Hailing, Taxis & Carpooling; Offers better described by the sibling category Airport Transfers & Chauffeurs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services.public_transit_navigationMetro, MRT, bus and tram tickets and passes, airport rail links (Heathrow Express), commuter passes, transit card top-ups, transit, map and navigation apps (Google Maps, Waze, Citymapper, Moovit), toll and e-toll top-ups incl. FASTag recharges (buying a tag device → retail_goods.automotive_vehicles).
Boundary
- include
- Metro, MRT, bus and tram tickets and passes, airport rail links (Heathrow Express), commuter passes, transit card top-ups, transit, map and navigation apps (Google Maps, Waze, Citymapper, Moovit), toll and e-toll top-ups incl. FASTag recharges (buying a tag device → retail_goods.automotive_vehicles).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Delhi Metro card recharge; Oyster top-up; EZ-Link; Heathrow Express; Google Maps; Citymapper
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Ride-Hailing, Taxis & Carpooling; Offers better described by the sibling category Airport Transfers & Chauffeurs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services.ride_hailing_taxiRide-hailing incl. pre-booked rides, taxis, motorbike and tuk-tuk taxis, shared rides, carpooling incl. long-distance (BlaBlaCar).
Boundary
- include
- Ride-hailing incl. pre-booked rides, taxis, motorbike and tuk-tuk taxis, shared rides, carpooling incl. long-distance (BlaBlaCar).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Uber ride promo; Grab; Ola; Bolt; BlaBlaCar carpool; Rapido bike taxi
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Airport Transfers & Chauffeurs; Offers better described by the sibling category Bike & Scooter Sharing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services.transfers_chauffeursAirport transfers and shuttles, chauffeurs and private drivers at any distance, car with driver hire.
Boundary
- include
- Airport transfers and shuttles, chauffeurs and private drivers at any distance, car with driver hire.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Welcome Pickups; Mozio; Blacklane; Savaari outstation cab
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Ride-Hailing, Taxis & Carpooling; Offers better described by the sibling category Bike & Scooter Sharing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Personal & Family Serviceslocal_lifestyle_services.personal_servicesLevel 210 children
local_lifestyle_services.personal_servicesFor people and life events: wedding and event planning, photography and portraits, catering, party and event venues and packages, legal services (online lawyers, wills), childcare, nannies and babysitting, elderly care, funeral services, tailoring and alterations, astrology, tarot and psychic readings, faith apps, immigration and legal services, genealogy and family-history research
Boundary
- include
- For people and life events: wedding and event planning, photography and portraits, catering, party and event venues and packages, legal services (online lawyers, wills), childcare, nannies and babysitting, elderly care, funeral services, tailoring and alterations, astrology, tarot and psychic readings, faith apps, immigration and legal services, genealogy and family-history research; Packages sold for a named private event (wedding, birthday, corporate event), regardless of venue type (restaurant buyout, KTV party package, hotel wedding banquet); Wedding registries (Zola), dating and relationship coaching; Genealogy and family-history subscriptions (Ancestry, MyHeritage) stay at this L2; DNA test kits → retail_goods.health_wellness_products, secondary personal_services
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Personal & Family Services; Personal & Family Services offers within Local & Lifestyle Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Personal & Family Services; Offers better described by the sibling category Food Delivery & Takeaway
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.personal_services.astrology_spiritualAstrology, horoscope and kundli readings, tarot, psychics, online pooja booking, prayer, scripture and faith apps (Hallow, Muslim Pro, Bible app premium).
Boundary
- include
- Astrology, horoscope and kundli readings, tarot, psychics, online pooja booking, prayer, scripture and faith apps (Hallow, Muslim Pro, Bible app premium).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Astrotalk consultation; Tarot reading; Online pooja booking
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Weddings, Events & Catering; Offers better described by the sibling category Photography & Portraits
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.personal_services.childcareNannies, babysitters, au pairs when the offer is to a host family hiring one, employer back-up care, in-home childcare (centre-based day care and preschool → education_careers.kids_k12_learning; tutoring → education_careers).
Boundary
- include
- Nannies, babysitters, au pairs when the offer is to a host family hiring one, employer back-up care, in-home childcare (centre-based day care and preschool → education_careers.kids_k12_learning; tutoring → education_careers).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Care.com babysitter; Nanny agency; Back-up care for employees
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Weddings, Events & Catering; Offers better described by the sibling category Photography & Portraits
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.personal_services.confinement_postnatal_carePostpartum confinement centres (月子中心), confinement nannies (月嫂), doulas, postnatal home-care packages (childbirth itself → health_medical_services.hospitals_specialist_care).
Boundary
- include
- Postpartum confinement centres (月子中心), confinement nannies (月嫂), doulas, postnatal home-care packages (childbirth itself → health_medical_services.hospitals_specialist_care).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Confinement centre 28 days; Confinement nanny; Doula package
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Weddings, Events & Catering; Offers better described by the sibling category Photography & Portraits
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.personal_services.elder_careIn-home senior care and caregivers, nursing homes, assisted living and retirement communities, senior day care.
Boundary
- include
- In-home senior care and caregivers, nursing homes, assisted living and retirement communities, senior day care.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Home caregiver 8 hours; Nursing home monthly fee; Assisted living; Senior day care
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Weddings, Events & Catering; Offers better described by the sibling category Photography & Portraits
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.personal_services.funeral_servicesFuneral planning, cremation and burial services, memorial services.
Boundary
- include
- Funeral planning, cremation and burial services, memorial services.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Funeral package; Cremation service
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Weddings, Events & Catering; Offers better described by the sibling category Photography & Portraits
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.personal_services.legal_servicesOnline lawyers, wills and estate planning, notary, certified translation and apostille, legal documents and consultations, immigration services and lawyers (residence permits, green cards, citizenship, DV-lottery applications), public-records and background-check services (tourist and short-stay visas → travel_hospitality.travel_services; employer screening → ai_software_services.ai_business_productivity.hr_payroll).
Boundary
- include
- Online lawyers, wills and estate planning, notary, certified translation and apostille, legal documents and consultations, immigration services and lawyers (residence permits, green cards, citizenship, DV-lottery applications), public-records and background-check services (tourist and short-stay visas → travel_hospitality.travel_services; employer screening → ai_software_services.ai_business_productivity.hr_payroll).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- LegalZoom will; Rocket Lawyer; Online notary
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Weddings, Events & Catering; Offers better described by the sibling category Photography & Portraits
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.personal_services.matchmaking_coachingHuman matchmaking agencies, dating and relationship coaching, life coaching with a human coach (dating sites and apps → digital_entertainment.social_live_dating.dating; career coaching → education_careers.jobs_career_services.resume_career_coaching; app-based wellness coaching → beauty_wellness_fitness.digital_fitness_wellness).
Boundary
- include
- Human matchmaking agencies, dating and relationship coaching, life coaching with a human coach (dating sites and apps → digital_entertainment.social_live_dating.dating; career coaching → education_careers.jobs_career_services.resume_career_coaching; app-based wellness coaching → beauty_wellness_fitness.digital_fitness_wellness).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Matchmaking service; Dating coach session
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Weddings, Events & Catering; Offers better described by the sibling category Photography & Portraits
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.personal_services.photographyWedding, event, family, newborn and passport photography, photo studios.
Boundary
- include
- Wedding, event, family, newborn and passport photography, photo studios.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Pre-wedding shoot; Family portrait session; Passport photos
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Weddings, Events & Catering; Offers better described by the sibling category Legal Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.personal_services.tailoring_repairsTailoring, alterations and made-to-measure tailoring services, personal styling and wardrobe services, shoe, bag and watch repair, phone, laptop and gadget repair, key cutting.
Boundary
- include
- Tailoring, alterations and made-to-measure tailoring services, personal styling and wardrobe services, shoe, bag and watch repair, phone, laptop and gadget repair, key cutting.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Trouser hemming; Shoe resoling; Watch battery replacement
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Weddings, Events & Catering; Offers better described by the sibling category Photography & Portraits
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.personal_services.weddings_eventsWedding and event planning, venues and packages for a named private event, catering and private chefs at home, decorators, wedding registries (Zola).
Boundary
- include
- Wedding and event planning, venues and packages for a named private event, catering and private chefs at home, decorators, wedding registries (Zola).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Wedding planner package; Birthday party venue package; Event catering for 50; Zola registry
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Photography & Portraits; Offers better described by the sibling category Legal Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Pet Serviceslocal_lifestyle_services.pet_servicesLevel 25 children
local_lifestyle_services.pet_servicesServices for pets: boarding and day care, sitting and dog walking, grooming, training, veterinary clinics and online vet consultations
Boundary
- include
- Services for pets: boarding and day care, sitting and dog walking, grooming, training, veterinary clinics and online vet consultations; Pet-care platforms covering several services (Rover, Wag) stay at this L2 for platform-level offers
- exclude
- Pet food and supplies → pet_supplies; Pet insurance → insurance_protection
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Pet Services; Pet Services offers within Local & Lifestyle Services
- negative
- Pet food and supplies; Pet insurance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.pet_services.boarding_daycarePet hotels, kennels and boarding, dog day care, pet travel and relocation services.
Boundary
- include
- Pet hotels, kennels and boarding, dog day care, pet travel and relocation services.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Dog boarding 3 nights; Doggy day care pack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pet Sitting & Dog Walking; Offers better described by the sibling category Pet Grooming Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.pet_services.grooming_salonsGrooming salons and mobile grooming (grooming products → retail_goods.pet_supplies).
Boundary
- include
- Grooming salons and mobile grooming (grooming products → retail_goods.pet_supplies).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Full groom small dog; Mobile pet grooming
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Boarding & Day Care; Offers better described by the sibling category Pet Sitting & Dog Walking
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.pet_services.pet_trainingObedience and puppy training, behaviour classes.
Boundary
- include
- Obedience and puppy training, behaviour classes.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Puppy training 6 weeks; Dog behaviour consultation
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Boarding & Day Care; Offers better described by the sibling category Pet Sitting & Dog Walking
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.pet_services.sitting_walkingIn-home pet sitting, drop-in visits, dog walking.
Boundary
- include
- In-home pet sitting, drop-in visits, dog walking.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Dog walker 30 min; Cat sitter visit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Boarding & Day Care; Offers better described by the sibling category Pet Grooming Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.pet_services.vet_clinics_hospitalsVeterinary clinics and animal hospitals: consultations, vaccinations, surgery, dental, emergency care, online vet consultations, pet wellness plans, euthanasia, pet cremation and aftercare (pet insurance → financial_services).
Boundary
- include
- Veterinary clinics and animal hospitals: consultations, vaccinations, surgery, dental, emergency care, online vet consultations, pet wellness plans, euthanasia, pet cremation and aftercare (pet insurance → financial_services).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Vet consultation; Pet hospital surgery; Pet vaccination; Online vet chat; Pet wellness plan
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Boarding & Day Care; Offers better described by the sibling category Pet Sitting & Dog Walking
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Real Estate & Housinglocal_lifestyle_services.real_estate_housingLevel 26 children
local_lifestyle_services.real_estate_housingContracts and property transactions: leased rentals (formal lease: deposit + rental contract, including student housing leases), buying and selling property, real-estate agents and listing platforms (Zillow, 99.co), property management, timeshare ownership (booking-style stays without a lease, including Airbnb/Blueground monthly stays → hotels_accommodations)
Boundary
- include
- Contracts and property transactions: leased rentals (formal lease: deposit + rental contract, including student housing leases), buying and selling property, real-estate agents and listing platforms (Zillow, 99.co), property management, timeshare ownership (booking-style stays without a lease, including Airbnb/Blueground monthly stays → hotels_accommodations); Listing platforms and agents covering rent and sale (Zillow, 99acres, PropertyGuru) stay at this L2 for platform-level offers
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Real Estate & Housing; Real Estate & Housing offers within Local & Lifestyle Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Real Estate & Housing; Offers better described by the sibling category Food Delivery & Takeaway
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.real_estate_housing.commercial_rental_coworkingLeased office, retail, warehouse and industrial space, coworking desks and memberships, virtual offices.
Boundary
- include
- Leased office, retail, warehouse and industrial space, coworking desks and memberships, virtual offices.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- WeWork hot desk; Office space for lease; Virtual office address
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Residential Rentals; Offers better described by the sibling category Residential Buying & Selling
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.real_estate_housing.commercial_salesBuying and selling offices, shops, warehouses, industrial and commercial land.
Boundary
- include
- Buying and selling offices, shops, warehouses, industrial and commercial land.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Office unit for sale; Warehouse for sale; Commercial plot
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Residential Rentals; Offers better described by the sibling category Residential Buying & Selling
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.real_estate_housing.property_managementRental and property management, tenant services, home inspections and valuations.
Boundary
- include
- Rental and property management, tenant services, home inspections and valuations.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Rental property management; Home inspection
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Residential Rentals; Offers better described by the sibling category Residential Buying & Selling
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.real_estate_housing.residential_rentalsHomes, apartments, rooms, PG, coliving and student housing rented on a formal lease (deposit + contract); without a lease → travel_hospitality.hotels_accommodations. Coliving and PG rooms sold by the month default here even when the lease is not stated; nightly or weekly stays → hotels_accommodations.
Boundary
- include
- Homes, apartments, rooms, PG, coliving and student housing rented on a formal lease (deposit + contract); without a lease → travel_hospitality.hotels_accommodations. Coliving and PG rooms sold by the month default here even when the lease is not stated; nightly or weekly stays → hotels_accommodations.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 2BHK for rent; Student housing lease; PG accommodation monthly
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Residential Buying & Selling; Offers better described by the sibling category Property Management
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.real_estate_housing.residential_salesNew and resale homes, apartments, residential plots, developer projects, home-selling services (mortgages → financial_services).
Boundary
- include
- New and resale homes, apartments, residential plots, developer projects, home-selling services (mortgages → financial_services).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- New launch condo; Resale villa; Residential plot
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Residential Rentals; Offers better described by the sibling category Property Management
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.real_estate_housing.timeshare_ownershipTimeshare and vacation-ownership purchases and sales-presentation offers with no stay (timeshare preview stays → travel_hospitality.hotels_accommodations, B23; booking stays with points → travel_hospitality).
Boundary
- include
- Timeshare and vacation-ownership purchases and sales-presentation offers with no stay (timeshare preview stays → travel_hospitality.hotels_accommodations, B23; booking stays with points → travel_hospitality).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Marriott Vacation Club ownership; Club Mahindra membership purchase
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Residential Rentals; Offers better described by the sibling category Residential Buying & Selling
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Dining Out & Reservationslocal_lifestyle_services.restaurant_dining_reservationsLevel 23 children
local_lifestyle_services.restaurant_dining_reservationsDine-in: reservations, set-meal group-buy deals, discounted cash vouchers sold as deals (face-value branded restaurant gift cards → gift_cards_prepaid), buffets, afternoon tea, fine dining
Boundary
- include
- Dine-in: reservations, set-meal group-buy deals, discounted cash vouchers sold as deals (face-value branded restaurant gift cards → gift_cards_prepaid), buffets, afternoon tea, fine dining
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Dining Out & Reservations; Dining Out & Reservations offers within Local & Lifestyle Services
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Dining Out & Reservations; Offers better described by the sibling category Food Delivery & Takeaway
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.restaurant_dining_reservations.dining_membershipsPaid dining clubs and discount memberships used across restaurants, incl. memberships whose perks are mainly dine-in (Zomato Gold dine-in).
Boundary
- include
- Paid dining clubs and discount memberships used across restaurants, incl. memberships whose perks are mainly dine-in (Zomato Gold dine-in).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- EazyDiner Prime; The Entertainer; Dining City; Zomato Gold dine-in
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Table Reservations; Offers better described by the sibling category Dining Vouchers & Set Meals
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.restaurant_dining_reservations.dining_vouchers_set_mealsPrepaid dine-in set meals, discounted cash vouchers and group-buy deals (face-value branded restaurant gift cards → retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid), buffets, afternoon tea and brunch packages.
Boundary
- include
- Prepaid dine-in set meals, discounted cash vouchers and group-buy deals (face-value branded restaurant gift cards → retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid), buffets, afternoon tea and brunch packages.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Meituan set meal for 2; Hotel buffet voucher; Afternoon tea for two; Groupon restaurant voucher
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Table Reservations; Offers better described by the sibling category Dining Memberships & Discount Programs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.restaurant_dining_reservations.table_reservationsBooking a table, incl. prepaid tasting menus, chef's tables and booking deposits; reservation apps' offers.
Boundary
- include
- Booking a table, incl. prepaid tasting menus, chef's tables and booking deposits; reservation apps' offers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- OpenTable; Resy; TheFork 50% off; Chef's table tasting menu booking
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Dining Vouchers & Set Meals; Offers better described by the sibling category Dining Memberships & Discount Programs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Telecom, Utilities & Home Monitoringlocal_lifestyle_services.telecom_utilitiesLevel 26 children
local_lifestyle_services.telecom_utilitiesMobile top-up, data, monthly mobile plans with a number, contract phone plans, broadband and satellite internet, water, electricity and gas, energy plans, residential solar leases/PPA, security monitoring services
Boundary
- include
- Mobile top-up, data, monthly mobile plans with a number, contract phone plans, broadband and satellite internet, water, electricity and gas, energy plans, residential solar leases/PPA, security monitoring services; Roaming add-ons to a home carrier plan (not standalone travel eSIMs); residential solar installation or lease offers where buying vs leasing is not stated
- exclude
- Travel data eSIM → travel_services
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Telecom, Utilities & Home Monitoring; Telecom, Utilities & Home Monitoring offers within Local & Lifestyle Services
- negative
- Travel data eSIM; Offers better described by a more specific child of Telecom, Utilities & Home Monitoring
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.telecom_utilities.energy_waterElectricity, gas and water supply, energy plans and tariffs, utility bill payments.
Boundary
- include
- Electricity, gas and water supply, energy plans and tariffs, utility bill payments.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Octopus Energy tariff; Electricity bill payment; Gas connection
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Mobile Plans & Recharges; Offers better described by the sibling category Home Internet
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.telecom_utilities.home_internetFixed broadband, fibre, home 5G and satellite internet.
Boundary
- include
- Fixed broadband, fibre, home 5G and satellite internet.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Airtel Xstream Fiber; Starlink; Comcast Xfinity internet
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Mobile Plans & Recharges; Offers better described by the sibling category Cable & Satellite TV
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.telecom_utilities.mobile_plansMobile top-ups and recharges, data packs, prepaid and postpaid plans with a number, family plans, virtual and second phone numbers and Wi-Fi calling apps, airtime PINs and recharge vouchers (not gift cards), contract phones (B16), roaming add-ons to a home plan (travel eSIMs → travel_hospitality.travel_services).
Boundary
- include
- Mobile top-ups and recharges, data packs, prepaid and postpaid plans with a number, family plans, virtual and second phone numbers and Wi-Fi calling apps, airtime PINs and recharge vouchers (not gift cards), contract phones (B16), roaming add-ons to a home plan (travel eSIMs → travel_hospitality.travel_services).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Jio ₹299 recharge; T-Mobile unlimited plan; Airtel data pack; iPhone on 24-month contract
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Home Internet; Offers better described by the sibling category Cable & Satellite TV
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.telecom_utilities.pay_tvCable, operator IPTV and DTH satellite TV subscriptions and recharges (streaming apps → digital_entertainment).
Boundary
- include
- Cable, operator IPTV and DTH satellite TV subscriptions and recharges (streaming apps → digital_entertainment).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Tata Play DTH recharge; DirecTV; Sky TV package
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Mobile Plans & Recharges; Offers better described by the sibling category Home Internet
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.telecom_utilities.security_monitoringAlarm and security monitoring service plans, smart-camera cloud-recording plans (Ring Protect, Nest Aware) (devices bought outright → retail_goods.electronics_appliances).
Boundary
- include
- Alarm and security monitoring service plans, smart-camera cloud-recording plans (Ring Protect, Nest Aware) (devices bought outright → retail_goods.electronics_appliances).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- ADT monitoring; SimpliSafe monitoring plan
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Mobile Plans & Recharges; Offers better described by the sibling category Home Internet
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
local_lifestyle_services.telecom_utilities.solar_energy_servicesResidential solar installation offers and quotes, whether bought, leased or financed, and solar leases and PPAs (DIY panel kits and portable solar → retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.electrical.power_generators_solar).
Boundary
- include
- Residential solar installation offers and quotes, whether bought, leased or financed, and solar leases and PPAs (DIY panel kits and portable solar → retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.electrical.power_generators_solar).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Sunrun lease; Tesla Solar subscription; Rooftop solar installation offer
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Mobile Plans & Recharges; Offers better described by the sibling category Home Internet
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Physical Goodsretail_goodsLevel 117 children
retail_goodsPhysical products bought and shipped or picked up, incl. gift cards and stored-value codes (G9).
Boundary
- include
- Physical products bought and shipped or picked up, incl. gift cards and stored-value codes (G9).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Physical Goods; Physical Goods offers within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Physical Goods; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Physical Goods
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Vehicles & Automotiveretail_goods.automotive_vehiclesLevel 26 children
retail_goods.automotive_vehiclesCar/motorcycle parts and in-vehicle mounts, maintenance supplies, car electronics, EV chargers, motorcycle protective gear (helmets, protective gear, riding apparel), vehicles (registrable cars, motorcycles), monthly car subscriptions and long-term leases
Boundary
- include
- Car/motorcycle parts and in-vehicle mounts, maintenance supplies, car electronics, EV chargers, motorcycle protective gear (helmets, protective gear, riding apparel), vehicles (registrable cars, motorcycles), monthly car subscriptions and long-term leases
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Vehicles & Automotive; Vehicles & Automotive offers within Physical Goods
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Vehicles & Automotive; Offers better described by the sibling category Clothing & Apparel
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Car Electronicsretail_goods.automotive_vehicles.car_electronicsLevel 35 children
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.car_electronicsElectronics for vehicles and in-vehicle phone use.
Boundary
- include
- Electronics for vehicles and in-vehicle phone use.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Car Electronics; Car Electronics offers within Physical Goods > Vehicles & Automotive
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Car Electronics; Offers better described by the sibling category Vehicles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.car_electronics.audio_infotainmentCar stereos, Android Auto and CarPlay units, car speakers, subwoofers and amplifiers.
Boundary
- include
- Car stereos, Android Auto and CarPlay units, car speakers, subwoofers and amplifiers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Pioneer touchscreen stereo; Car subwoofer 12-inch
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Dash Cams & Cameras; Offers better described by the sibling category Phone Mounts & Car Chargers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.car_electronics.dash_cams_camerasDash cams, reversing cameras, parking sensors.
Boundary
- include
- Dash cams, reversing cameras, parking sensors.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 70mai dash cam; Wireless backup camera
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Car Audio & Infotainment; Offers better described by the sibling category Phone Mounts & Car Chargers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.car_electronics.ev_chargingEV home chargers, portable EV chargers, charging cables and adapters.
Boundary
- include
- EV home chargers, portable EV chargers, charging cables and adapters.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 7.4 kW wallbox; Type 2 charging cable
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Dash Cams & Cameras; Offers better described by the sibling category Car Audio & Infotainment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.car_electronics.gps_trackersCar GPS navigators, vehicle GPS trackers, car alarms and immobilisers, radar detectors, toll tags.
Boundary
- include
- Car GPS navigators, vehicle GPS trackers, car alarms and immobilisers, radar detectors, toll tags.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Garmin DriveSmart; Vehicle GPS tracker 4G; FASTag
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Dash Cams & Cameras; Offers better described by the sibling category Car Audio & Infotainment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.car_electronics.phone_mounts_chargersIn-car and motorcycle phone mounts incl. handlebar mounts sold for both bikes and motorcycles, car chargers, FM transmitters, wireless car chargers (mounts sold only for bicycles → sports_fitness_outdoors.cycling).
Boundary
- include
- In-car and motorcycle phone mounts incl. handlebar mounts sold for both bikes and motorcycles, car chargers, FM transmitters, wireless car chargers (mounts sold only for bicycles → sports_fitness_outdoors.cycling).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Dashboard phone mount; Dual USB-C car charger; Bluetooth FM transmitter
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Dash Cams & Cameras; Offers better described by the sibling category Car Audio & Infotainment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Car Care & Maintenanceretail_goods.automotive_vehicles.care_maintenanceLevel 33 children
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.care_maintenanceFluids, cleaning and tools for vehicle care.
Boundary
- include
- Fluids, cleaning and tools for vehicle care.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Car Care & Maintenance; Car Care & Maintenance offers within Physical Goods > Vehicles & Automotive
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Car Care & Maintenance; Offers better described by the sibling category Vehicles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.care_maintenance.car_tools_equipmentJacks, tyre inflators and gauges, tyre repair kits and plugs, jump starters, OBD scanners, tow ropes, car repair tools.
Boundary
- include
- Jacks, tyre inflators and gauges, tyre repair kits and plugs, jump starters, OBD scanners, tow ropes, car repair tools.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Portable tyre inflator; Jump starter 2000A; OBD2 scanner
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Oils & Fluids; Offers better described by the sibling category Cleaning & Detailing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.care_maintenance.cleaning_detailingCar shampoo, wax and polish, ceramic coating, microfibre, interior cleaners, pressure-wash foam.
Boundary
- include
- Car shampoo, wax and polish, ceramic coating, microfibre, interior cleaners, pressure-wash foam.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Meguiar's car wash; Ceramic coating kit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Oils & Fluids; Offers better described by the sibling category Car Tools & Garage Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.care_maintenance.oils_fluidsEngine oil, coolant, brake and transmission fluid, additives, grease.
Boundary
- include
- Engine oil, coolant, brake and transmission fluid, additives, grease.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Castrol GTX 5W-30; Coolant 1 L
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cleaning & Detailing; Offers better described by the sibling category Car Tools & Garage Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Interior & Exterior Accessoriesretail_goods.automotive_vehicles.interior_exteriorLevel 33 children
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.interior_exteriorAccessories fitted to or used in a vehicle.
Boundary
- include
- Accessories fitted to or used in a vehicle.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Interior & Exterior Accessories; Interior & Exterior Accessories offers within Physical Goods > Vehicles & Automotive
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Interior & Exterior Accessories; Offers better described by the sibling category Vehicles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.interior_exterior.exterior_accessoriesCar covers, roof racks and boxes, bike racks, stickers and decals, mud flaps, body kits and lips, number-plate frames, towing hitches, cargo management (tie-down straps, E-track rails, cargo nets), RV and caravan exterior fittings (stabiliser jacks, levelling blocks), child seats for motor scooters.
Boundary
- include
- Car covers, roof racks and boxes, bike racks, stickers and decals, mud flaps, body kits and lips, number-plate frames, towing hitches, cargo management (tie-down straps, E-track rails, cargo nets), RV and caravan exterior fittings (stabiliser jacks, levelling blocks), child seats for motor scooters.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Waterproof car cover; Roof cargo box; Car decals
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Seat Covers & Floor Mats; Offers better described by the sibling category Interior Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.interior_exterior.interior_accessoriesCar organisers, air fresheners, sunshades, neck pillows, dashboard decor and idols, hanging ornaments, interior LED and ambient lights for cars, trash bins, RV and caravan interior fittings.
Boundary
- include
- Car organisers, air fresheners, sunshades, neck pillows, dashboard decor and idols, hanging ornaments, interior LED and ambient lights for cars, trash bins, RV and caravan interior fittings.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Car air freshener; Back-seat organiser; Windshield sunshade
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Seat Covers & Floor Mats; Offers better described by the sibling category Exterior Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.interior_exterior.seat_covers_matsCar and two-wheeler seat covers and cushions, lumbar and headrest cushions, floor mats and footboard mats, steering wheel covers.
Boundary
- include
- Car and two-wheeler seat covers and cushions, lumbar and headrest cushions, floor mats and footboard mats, steering wheel covers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Leatherette seat covers; 7D floor mats; Steering wheel cover
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Interior Accessories; Offers better described by the sibling category Exterior Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Motorcycle Riding Gearretail_goods.automotive_vehicles.motorcycle_gearLevel 32 children
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.motorcycle_gearHelmets, riding apparel and protection for motorcyclists (B01; bike helmets → sports_fitness_outdoors).
Boundary
- include
- Helmets, riding apparel and protection for motorcyclists (B01; bike helmets → sports_fitness_outdoors).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Motorcycle Riding Gear; Motorcycle Riding Gear offers within Physical Goods > Vehicles & Automotive
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Motorcycle Riding Gear; Offers better described by the sibling category Vehicles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.motorcycle_gear.helmetsFull-face, modular, open-face and off-road helmets, visors and helmet intercoms.
Boundary
- include
- Full-face, modular, open-face and off-road helmets, visors and helmet intercoms.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Steelbird full-face helmet; Cardo intercom
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Riding Apparel & Protection; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Motorcycle Helmets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.motorcycle_gear.riding_apparel_protectionRiding jackets, pants, gloves, boots, body armour, rain suits for riders.
Boundary
- include
- Riding jackets, pants, gloves, boots, body armour, rain suits for riders.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Rynox riding jacket; Riding gloves; Knee guards
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Motorcycle Helmets; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Riding Apparel & Protection
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Vehicle Partsretail_goods.automotive_vehicles.partsLevel 34 children
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.partsReplacement parts for cars and motorcycles.
Boundary
- include
- Replacement parts for cars and motorcycles.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Vehicle Parts; Vehicle Parts offers within Physical Goods > Vehicles & Automotive
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Vehicle Parts; Offers better described by the sibling category Vehicles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.parts.car_partsEngine, brake, suspension, steering, exhaust, filters, wipers, belts, seals, body parts, mirrors, headlights and bulbs, key fobs and key shells for cars (tractor and farm-machinery parts → tools_home_improvement_industrial.industrial_lab.industrial_parts).
Boundary
- include
- Engine, brake, suspension, steering, exhaust, filters, wipers, belts, seals, body parts, mirrors, headlights and bulbs, key fobs and key shells for cars (tractor and farm-machinery parts → tools_home_improvement_industrial.industrial_lab.industrial_parts).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Brake pads front; Bosch wiper blades; H4 LED headlight bulbs
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tyres & Wheels; Offers better described by the sibling category Vehicle Batteries & Electrical
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.parts.motorcycle_partsMotorcycle and scooter parts: chains and sprockets, brake pads, mirrors, lights, filters, body panels.
Boundary
- include
- Motorcycle and scooter parts: chains and sprockets, brake pads, mirrors, lights, filters, body panels.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Chain sprocket kit; Bike mirror pair
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Car Parts; Offers better described by the sibling category Tyres & Wheels
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.parts.tyres_wheelsCar and motorcycle tyres, alloy wheels, rims, tubes, hubcaps, valve caps (bicycle-only parts → sports_fitness_outdoors.cycling).
Boundary
- include
- Car and motorcycle tyres, alloy wheels, rims, tubes, hubcaps, valve caps (bicycle-only parts → sports_fitness_outdoors.cycling).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- MRF ZLX 165/80 R14; Alloy wheels 17-inch
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Car Parts; Offers better described by the sibling category Vehicle Batteries & Electrical
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.parts.vehicle_batteries_electricalVehicle starting batteries, alternators, starters, fuses, relays, horns, wiring, ECUs and electronic modules, sensors and vehicle antenna cables (sealed 12V batteries for UPS, alarms and toys → electronics_appliances.power_charging.batteries).
Boundary
- include
- Vehicle starting batteries, alternators, starters, fuses, relays, horns, wiring, ECUs and electronic modules, sensors and vehicle antenna cables (sealed 12V batteries for UPS, alarms and toys → electronics_appliances.power_charging.batteries).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Exide car battery; Car horn 12V
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Car Parts; Offers better described by the sibling category Tyres & Wheels
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Vehiclesretail_goods.automotive_vehicles.vehiclesLevel 32 children
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.vehiclesMotor vehicles sold, leased or on a monthly subscription, and selling your vehicle (instant-offer and car-buying services such as Cars24 or CarMax instant offer); the acquisition model is the commercial_model facet (short-term self-drive rental → travel_hospitality.transport_mobility; e-scooters and e-bikes that need no registration → sports_fitness_outdoors).
Boundary
- include
- Motor vehicles sold, leased or on a monthly subscription, and selling your vehicle (instant-offer and car-buying services such as Cars24 or CarMax instant offer); the acquisition model is the commercial_model facet (short-term self-drive rental → travel_hospitality.transport_mobility; e-scooters and e-bikes that need no registration → sports_fitness_outdoors).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Vehicles; Vehicles offers within Physical Goods > Vehicles & Automotive
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Vehicles; Offers better described by the sibling category Vehicle Parts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.vehicles.carsNew and used cars, SUVs, vans and pickups, incl. leases and car subscriptions.
Boundary
- include
- New and used cars, SUVs, vans and pickups, incl. leases and car subscriptions.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Tata Nexon EV; Used Honda City 2019; Lease a BMW X1 36 months
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Motorcycles & Scooters; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Cars & SUVs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.automotive_vehicles.vehicles.motorcyclesMotorcycles, scooters and mopeds incl. electric, off-road and mini dirt bikes and pit bikes of any engine size, ATVs and go-karts, incl. leases and subscriptions (kick e-scooters and e-bikes → sports_fitness_outdoors; kids' battery ride-ons → toys_games_collectibles).
Boundary
- include
- Motorcycles, scooters and mopeds incl. electric, off-road and mini dirt bikes and pit bikes of any engine size, ATVs and go-karts, incl. leases and subscriptions (kick e-scooters and e-bikes → sports_fitness_outdoors; kids' battery ride-ons → toys_games_collectibles).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Royal Enfield Classic 350; Ather 450X; Honda Activa
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cars & SUVs; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Motorcycles & Scooters
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Baby & Maternityretail_goods.baby_maternityLevel 28 children
retail_goods.baby_maternityDiapers, feeding, formula and baby food, strollers, car seats, cribs and monitors (including vital-sign monitors), baby soothing toys (rattles, teethers), newborn photography wraps and props, swaddles, receiving blankets, bibs and burp cloths, maternity and nursing products (breast pumps, nursing pads, pregnancy pillows)
Boundary
- include
- Diapers, feeding, formula and baby food, strollers, car seats, cribs and monitors (including vital-sign monitors), baby soothing toys (rattles, teethers), newborn photography wraps and props, swaddles, receiving blankets, bibs and burp cloths, maternity and nursing products (breast pumps, nursing pads, pregnancy pillows); Products designed for pregnancy, postpartum or infant care go here first; Baby-specific toiletries (baby shampoo, lotion, powder, diaper cream) stay here, not in beauty_personal_care
- exclude
- Clothing worn by babies (bodysuits, sleepsuits, sleep sacks) → fashion_apparel (baby_clothing); Maternity and nursing clothing and nursing bras → fashion_apparel, tag size_type=maternity
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Baby & Maternity; Baby & Maternity offers within Physical Goods
- negative
- Clothing worn by babies (bodysuits, sleepsuits, sleep sacks); Maternity and nursing clothing and nursing bras
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Baby Activity Gearretail_goods.baby_maternity.activity_gearLevel 33 children
retail_goods.baby_maternity.activity_gearGear and soothing toys babies use before regular toys.
Boundary
- include
- Gear and soothing toys babies use before regular toys.
- exclude
- Other toys (incl. stacking and push-pull toys) → retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Baby Activity Gear; Baby Activity Gear offers within Physical Goods > Baby & Maternity
- negative
- Other toys (incl. stacking and push-pull toys); Offers better described by a more specific child of Baby Activity Gear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.activity_gear.bouncers_swingsBouncers, Rockers & Swings: Bouncers, rockers, baby swings.
Boundary
- include
- Bouncers, Rockers & Swings: Bouncers, rockers, baby swings.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Playpark Baby Bouncer; Electric baby swing
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Walkers & Jumpers; Offers better described by the sibling category Play Mats, Mobiles & Soothers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.activity_gear.play_mats_soothersPlay gyms, foam play mats, crib mobiles, rattles, plush soothers, white-noise machines and nursery night lights (teethers → health_grooming) (B05).
Boundary
- include
- Play gyms, foam play mats, crib mobiles, rattles, plush soothers, white-noise machines and nursery night lights (teethers → health_grooming) (B05).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Baby play gym; Crib mobile; Wooden rattle set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bouncers, Rockers & Swings; Offers better described by the sibling category Walkers & Jumpers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.activity_gear.walkers_jumpersBaby walkers, activity centres, door jumpers.
Boundary
- include
- Baby walkers, activity centres, door jumpers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Baby walker; Activity centre
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bouncers, Rockers & Swings; Offers better described by the sibling category Play Mats, Mobiles & Soothers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Diapering & Pottyretail_goods.baby_maternity.diaperingLevel 34 children
retail_goods.baby_maternity.diaperingEverything for changing and potty training.
Boundary
- include
- Everything for changing and potty training.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Diapering & Potty; Diapering & Potty offers within Physical Goods > Baby & Maternity
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Diapering & Potty; Offers better described by the sibling category Feeding & Nursing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.diapering.baby_wipesBaby Wipes: Baby wipes and wipe warmers.
Boundary
- include
- Baby Wipes: Baby wipes and wipe warmers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Pampers Sensitive wipes 12-pack; Water wipes
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Diapers & Pants; Offers better described by the sibling category Changing Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.diapering.changing_accessoriesChanging mats and pads, diaper pails, wet bags, diaper bags and caddies incl. baby travel and mommy bags, diaper rash cream.
Boundary
- include
- Changing mats and pads, diaper pails, wet bags, diaper bags and caddies incl. baby travel and mommy bags, diaper rash cream.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Portable changing pad; Diaper bag backpack; Diaper pail
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Diapers & Pants; Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Wipes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.diapering.diapersDisposable and cloth diapers, diaper pants, disposable swim diapers.
Boundary
- include
- Disposable and cloth diapers, diaper pants, disposable swim diapers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Huggies Little Movers Diapers Size 4; MamyPoko Standard Pant Diaper XL; Cloth diaper set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Wipes; Offers better described by the sibling category Changing Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.diapering.potty_trainingPotties, potty seats, step stools, training pants.
Boundary
- include
- Potties, potty seats, step stools, training pants.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Toddler potty seat; Training pants 4-pack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Diapers & Pants; Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Wipes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Feeding & Nursingretail_goods.baby_maternity.feeding_nursingLevel 34 children
retail_goods.baby_maternity.feeding_nursingFeeding babies and breastfeeding.
Boundary
- include
- Feeding babies and breastfeeding.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Feeding & Nursing; Feeding & Nursing offers within Physical Goods > Baby & Maternity
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Feeding & Nursing; Offers better described by the sibling category Diapering & Potty
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.feeding_nursing.baby_food_formulaInfant formula, baby cereal, purees and toddler snacks.
Boundary
- include
- Infant formula, baby cereal, purees and toddler snacks.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Stage 1 infant formula; Organic baby puree pouches
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bottles & Sterilizers; Offers better described by the sibling category Breastfeeding
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.feeding_nursing.bottles_sterilizersBaby bottles, nipples, bottle warmers and sterilizers, formula dispensers.
Boundary
- include
- Baby bottles, nipples, bottle warmers and sterilizers, formula dispensers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Anti-colic bottle set; UV bottle sterilizer
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Breastfeeding; Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Food & Formula
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.feeding_nursing.breastfeedingBreast pumps, milk storage, nursing pillows and covers, nursing pads, nipple care.
Boundary
- include
- Breast pumps, milk storage, nursing pillows and covers, nursing pads, nipple care.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Electric breast pump; Nursing pillow; Disposable nursing pads
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bottles & Sterilizers; Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Food & Formula
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.feeding_nursing.feeding_accessoriesBibs, burp cloths, sippy cups, baby plates and spoons, high-chair cushions, teething feeders.
Boundary
- include
- Bibs, burp cloths, sippy cups, baby plates and spoons, high-chair cushions, teething feeders.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Muslin bibs set; Silicone suction plate; Children Kids Booster Seat Cushion Pad
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bottles & Sterilizers; Offers better described by the sibling category Breastfeeding
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Keepsakes, Photo Props & Gift Setsretail_goods.baby_maternity.keepsakes_giftsLevel 32 children
retail_goods.baby_maternity.keepsakes_giftsMemories and gifts around a birth.
Boundary
- include
- Memories and gifts around a birth.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Keepsakes, Photo Props & Gift Sets; Keepsakes, Photo Props & Gift Sets offers within Physical Goods > Baby & Maternity
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Keepsakes, Photo Props & Gift Sets; Offers better described by the sibling category Diapering & Potty
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.keepsakes_gifts.keepsakes_gift_setsHand and footprint kits, baby books and albums, tooth boxes, baby gift sets and hampers incl. mixed layette gift baskets (this node wins over B07 first-named item).
Boundary
- include
- Hand and footprint kits, baby books and albums, tooth boxes, baby gift sets and hampers incl. mixed layette gift baskets (this node wins over B07 first-named item).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 01 Album Dental Completo + Porta Dentinho; Footprint ink kit; Newborn gift hamper
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Newborn Photography Props; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Keepsakes & Baby Gift Sets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.keepsakes_gifts.newborn_photo_propsWraps, backdrops, posing pillows and outfits for newborn photo shoots (D14).
Boundary
- include
- Wraps, backdrops, posing pillows and outfits for newborn photo shoots (D14).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Newborn Photography Props Wrap; Knitted Photo Props Backdrop Blanket; Posing Cushions Pillow
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Keepsakes & Baby Gift Sets; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Newborn Photography Props
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Maternity & Postpartum Careretail_goods.baby_maternity.maternity_postpartumLevel 32 children
retail_goods.baby_maternity.maternity_postpartumProducts for pregnancy and recovery after birth.
Boundary
- include
- Products for pregnancy and recovery after birth.
- exclude
- Maternity and nursing clothing → retail_goods.fashion_apparel (size_type=maternity); Pregnancy tests → retail_goods.health_wellness_products
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Maternity & Postpartum Care; Maternity & Postpartum Care offers within Physical Goods > Baby & Maternity
- negative
- Maternity and nursing clothing; Pregnancy tests
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.maternity_postpartum.postpartum_recoveryPostpartum pads and underwear, peri bottles, recovery belts, sitz baths, hospital-bag organisers.
Boundary
- include
- Postpartum pads and underwear, peri bottles, recovery belts, sitz baths, hospital-bag organisers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Postpartum recovery kit; Postpartum belly wrap
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pregnancy Support; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Postpartum Recovery
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.maternity_postpartum.pregnancy_supportPregnancy pillows, belly bands and support belts, stretch-mark care sold for pregnancy.
Boundary
- include
- Pregnancy pillows, belly bands and support belts, stretch-mark care sold for pregnancy.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Frido Adjustable Wedge Pregnancy Pillow; Maternity support belt
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Postpartum Recovery; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Pregnancy Support
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Nursery & Sleepretail_goods.baby_maternity.nursery_sleepLevel 33 children
retail_goods.baby_maternity.nursery_sleepBaby furniture, bedding and sleep aids.
Boundary
- include
- Baby furniture, bedding and sleep aids.
- exclude
- Sleep sacks and wearable blankets → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.baby_clothing.baby_sleepwear
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Nursery & Sleep; Nursery & Sleep offers within Physical Goods > Baby & Maternity
- negative
- Sleep sacks and wearable blankets; Offers better described by a more specific child of Nursery & Sleep
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.nursery_sleep.bedding_swaddlesCrib sheets and mattresses, swaddle and receiving blankets, baby pillows and nests.
Boundary
- include
- Crib sheets and mattresses, swaddle and receiving blankets, baby pillows and nests.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Hot sale Muslin Swaddle Wrap; Fitted crib sheet; Baby nest
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cribs, Bassinets & Play Yards; Offers better described by the sibling category Nursery Furniture
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.nursery_sleep.cribs_bassinetsCribs, bassinets, co-sleepers, travel cots, play yards.
Boundary
- include
- Cribs, bassinets, co-sleepers, travel cots, play yards.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Bedside bassinet; Convertible crib; Travel play yard
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Nursery Furniture; Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Bedding & Swaddles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.nursery_sleep.nursery_furnitureChanging tables, high chairs, gliders, baby dressers.
Boundary
- include
- Changing tables, high chairs, gliders, baby dressers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Convertible high chair; Changing table
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cribs, Bassinets & Play Yards; Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Bedding & Swaddles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Baby Safety, Health & Bathretail_goods.baby_maternity.safety_healthLevel 34 children
retail_goods.baby_maternity.safety_healthKeeping babies safe, healthy and clean.
Boundary
- include
- Keeping babies safe, healthy and clean.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Baby Safety, Health & Bath; Baby Safety, Health & Bath offers within Physical Goods > Baby & Maternity
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Baby Safety, Health & Bath; Offers better described by the sibling category Diapering & Potty
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.safety_health.baby_bath_skincareBaby bathtubs and bath seats, baby shampoo, lotion, oil, powder, baby washcloths and hooded towels, baby-brand cotton balls and swabs, baby laundry detergent, baby hygiene kits.
Boundary
- include
- Baby bathtubs and bath seats, baby shampoo, lotion, oil, powder, baby washcloths and hooded towels, baby-brand cotton balls and swabs, baby laundry detergent, baby hygiene kits.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Foldable baby bathtub; Baby lotion; Tear-free baby shampoo
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Monitors; Offers better described by the sibling category Gates & Childproofing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.safety_health.baby_monitorsAudio, video and vital-sign baby monitors.
Boundary
- include
- Audio, video and vital-sign baby monitors.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Video baby monitor; Owlet sock monitor
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Gates & Childproofing; Offers better described by the sibling category Health, Grooming & Teething
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.safety_health.gates_childproofingSafety gates, cabinet locks, corner guards, bed rails, harnesses.
Boundary
- include
- Safety gates, cabinet locks, corner guards, bed rails, harnesses.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Safe-O-Kid Baby Safety Gate; Cabinet lock set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Monitors; Offers better described by the sibling category Health, Grooming & Teething
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.safety_health.health_groomingPacifiers and clips, teethers and teething mitts, nasal aspirators, nail clippers, finger toothbrushes, baby thermometers.
Boundary
- include
- Pacifiers and clips, teethers and teething mitts, nasal aspirators, nail clippers, finger toothbrushes, baby thermometers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- BOBO.BOX Pacifier Clip Holder; Silicone Cartoon Penguin Teether; BeeBaby Finger Toothbrush
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Monitors; Offers better described by the sibling category Gates & Childproofing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Strollers, Car Seats & Carriersretail_goods.baby_maternity.transport_travelLevel 34 children
retail_goods.baby_maternity.transport_travelProducts for moving babies around: strollers and prams, car seats, carriers and slings, and their accessories.
Boundary
- include
- Products for moving babies around: strollers and prams, car seats, carriers and slings, and their accessories.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Strollers, Car Seats & Carriers; Strollers, Car Seats & Carriers offers within Physical Goods > Baby & Maternity
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Strollers, Car Seats & Carriers; Offers better described by the sibling category Diapering & Potty
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.transport_travel.car_seatsInfant, convertible and booster car seats.
Boundary
- include
- Infant, convertible and booster car seats.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Infant car seat; Booster seat
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Strollers & Prams; Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Carriers & Slings
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.transport_travel.carriers_slingsSoft carriers, wraps, slings, hip seats.
Boundary
- include
- Soft carriers, wraps, slings, hip seats.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Ergobaby carrier; Stretchy baby wrap
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Strollers & Prams; Offers better described by the sibling category Car Seats
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.transport_travel.strollersStrollers, prams, travel systems, jogging strollers.
Boundary
- include
- Strollers, prams, travel systems, jogging strollers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Lightweight travel stroller; 3-in-1 travel system
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Car Seats; Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Carriers & Slings
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.baby_maternity.transport_travel.transport_accessoriesStroller organizers, rain covers, footmuffs, car-seat mirrors and covers, shopping-cart and high-chair covers.
Boundary
- include
- Stroller organizers, rain covers, footmuffs, car-seat mirrors and covers, shopping-cart and high-chair covers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Stroller organizer; Car-seat mirror
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Strollers & Prams; Offers better described by the sibling category Car Seats
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Beauty & Personal Careretail_goods.beauty_personal_careLevel 210 children
retail_goods.beauty_personal_careSkincare, makeup, fragrance and essential oils, hair care and wigs, oral care, feminine hygiene, beauty tools, personal-care appliances (hair dryers, shavers, facial steamers), salon beauty beds/chairs and permanent-makeup supplies
Boundary
- include
- Skincare, makeup, fragrance and essential oils, hair care and wigs, oral care, feminine hygiene, beauty tools, personal-care appliances (hair dryers, shavers, facial steamers), salon beauty beds/chairs and permanent-makeup supplies; Functional products sold as cosmetics (whitening strips, anti-dandruff shampoo); CBD skincare (tag restricted=cannabis_cbd); Cosmetic vs drug: products sold as cosmetics stay here even with functional claims (anti-dandruff shampoo, salicylic face wash); drug-regulated actives (minoxidil, adapalene, antifungals) → health_wellness_products; Gift and value sets of one product type go to that node; sets whose items share one L3 stay at that L3; sets across L3s follow B07 (highest value, else first item named); no secondary when all items share this L2
- exclude
- Topicals regulated as drugs or medical devices (minoxidil, adapalene) → health_wellness_products; All contact lenses (including non-prescription colored lenses) → health_wellness_products
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Beauty & Personal Care; Beauty & Personal Care offers within Physical Goods
- negative
- Topicals regulated as drugs or medical devices (minoxidil, adapalene); All contact lenses (including non-prescription colored lenses)
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Bath & Bodyretail_goods.beauty_personal_care.bath_bodyLevel 34 children
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.bath_bodyBody cleansing, moisturising and deodorising (baby toiletries → baby_maternity).
Boundary
- include
- Body cleansing, moisturising and deodorising (baby toiletries → baby_maternity).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Bath & Body; Bath & Body offers within Physical Goods > Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Bath & Body; Offers better described by the sibling category Skincare
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.bath_body.bath_showerSoap bars, liquid hand soap and refills, body wash and shower gel, bath bombs and salts, body scrubs, loofahs and bath sponges.
Boundary
- include
- Soap bars, liquid hand soap and refills, body wash and shower gel, bath bombs and salts, body scrubs, loofahs and bath sponges.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Dove soap bar 4-pack; Shower gel 500 ml; Bath bombs gift set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Body Lotions & Oils; Offers better described by the sibling category Deodorants & Antiperspirants
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.bath_body.body_moisturizersBody lotion, body butter, body oil, face-and-body lotions and creams, multipurpose creams (Nivea Creme tin), anti-chafe balms and creams, massage oils and creams sold as cosmetics, stretch-mark creams.
Boundary
- include
- Body lotion, body butter, body oil, face-and-body lotions and creams, multipurpose creams (Nivea Creme tin), anti-chafe balms and creams, massage oils and creams sold as cosmetics, stretch-mark creams.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Vaseline body lotion; Bio-Oil; Body butter shea
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bath & Shower; Offers better described by the sibling category Deodorants & Antiperspirants
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.bath_body.deodorantsDeodorant sprays, roll-ons and sticks, body sprays sold as deodorant (Fogg, Wild Stone; perfumed body mists → fragrance), body powders, foot and body odour sprays, underarm sweat pads.
Boundary
- include
- Deodorant sprays, roll-ons and sticks, body sprays sold as deodorant (Fogg, Wild Stone; perfumed body mists → fragrance), body powders, foot and body odour sprays, underarm sweat pads.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Nivea roll-on; Fogg deodorant spray
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bath & Shower; Offers better described by the sibling category Body Lotions & Oils
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.bath_body.hand_foot_careHand creams, hand sanitisers, hand and foot soaks, foot creams, foot peel masks (callus files and pedicure tools → beauty_tools.manicure_pedicure).
Boundary
- include
- Hand creams, hand sanitisers, hand and foot soaks, foot creams, foot peel masks (callus files and pedicure tools → beauty_tools.manicure_pedicure).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Hand cream gift set; Foot peel mask; Hand sanitizer 500 ml
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bath & Shower; Offers better described by the sibling category Body Lotions & Oils
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Beauty Tools & Devicesretail_goods.beauty_personal_care.beauty_toolsLevel 34 children
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.beauty_toolsTools and devices for makeup, hair, nails and face, manual or electric (B04 personal-care appliances; shavers and hair removal → shaving_grooming; electric toothbrushes → oral_care; massagers → health_wellness_products; cosmetic bags → shoes_bags_luggage).
Boundary
- include
- Tools and devices for makeup, hair, nails and face, manual or electric (B04 personal-care appliances; shavers and hair removal → shaving_grooming; electric toothbrushes → oral_care; massagers → health_wellness_products; cosmetic bags → shoes_bags_luggage).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Beauty Tools & Devices; Beauty Tools & Devices offers within Physical Goods > Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Beauty Tools & Devices; Offers better described by the sibling category Skincare
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.beauty_tools.face_eye_toolsCosmetic mirrors incl. lighted, tweezers, eyelash curlers, eyebrow razors, blackhead extractors, gua sha (face or body) and jade rollers, facial cleansing brushes, LED masks, facial steamers, microcurrent devices, derma rollers.
Boundary
- include
- Cosmetic mirrors incl. lighted, tweezers, eyelash curlers, eyebrow razors, blackhead extractors, gua sha (face or body) and jade rollers, facial cleansing brushes, LED masks, facial steamers, microcurrent devices, derma rollers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- LED makeup mirror; Slant tweezers; Foreo Luna; LED face mask
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Brushes, Applicators & Empty Containers; Offers better described by the sibling category Hair Tools, Dryers & Stylers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.beauty_tools.hair_tools_stylersHair brushes, combs, detangling brushes, rollers and heatless curlers, hair-cutting scissors, hair dryers, straighteners, curling irons, hot brushes and multi-stylers.
Boundary
- include
- Hair brushes, combs, detangling brushes, rollers and heatless curlers, hair-cutting scissors, hair dryers, straighteners, curling irons, hot brushes and multi-stylers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Tangle Teezer; Dyson Airwrap; Philips hair straightener; Ionic hair dryer
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Brushes, Applicators & Empty Containers; Offers better described by the sibling category Manicure & Pedicure Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.beauty_tools.makeup_brushes_applicatorsMakeup brushes and sets, sponges and puffs, cotton pads and swabs, reusable makeup-remover cloths, brush cleaners, empty cosmetic containers of any kind (dropper bottles and caps, perfume atomizers, jars, empty palettes and pans, travel bottles).
Boundary
- include
- Makeup brushes and sets, sponges and puffs, cotton pads and swabs, reusable makeup-remover cloths, brush cleaners, empty cosmetic containers of any kind (dropper bottles and caps, perfume atomizers, jars, empty palettes and pans, travel bottles).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Real Techniques brush set; Beauty blender; Cotton pads 100
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hair Tools, Dryers & Stylers; Offers better described by the sibling category Manicure & Pedicure Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.beauty_tools.manicure_pedicureNail clippers, files, cuticle tools, manicure and pedicure kits, foot files and pedicure basins, nail drills and UV/LED lamps for home use.
Boundary
- include
- Nail clippers, files, cuticle tools, manicure and pedicure kits, foot files and pedicure basins, nail drills and UV/LED lamps for home use.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Manicure set 12-piece; Glass nail file; UV LED nail lamp
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Brushes, Applicators & Empty Containers; Offers better described by the sibling category Hair Tools, Dryers & Stylers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.feminine_hygieneSanitary pads and liners, tampons, menstrual cups and discs, period underwear, intimate wash (contraceptives and lubricants → health_wellness_products).
Boundary
- include
- Sanitary pads and liners, tampons, menstrual cups and discs, period underwear, intimate wash (contraceptives and lubricants → health_wellness_products).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Whisper XL pads; Tampax tampons; Menstrual cup; Period underwear 3-pack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Skincare; Offers better described by the sibling category Makeup
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.fragrancePerfumes, colognes, attars, body mists, solid perfumes and essential oils for personal use (room fragrance → home_decor_kitchen_garden; electric diffusers → electronics_appliances).
Boundary
- include
- Perfumes, colognes, attars, body mists, solid perfumes and essential oils for personal use (room fragrance → home_decor_kitchen_garden; electric diffusers → electronics_appliances).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Dior Sauvage EDT; Victoria's Secret body mist; Attar roll-on 6 ml; Lavender essential oil
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Skincare; Offers better described by the sibling category Makeup
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Hair Care & Wigsretail_goods.beauty_personal_care.hair_careLevel 35 children
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.hair_careProducts for hair and scalp, wigs and extensions (B03; drug-regulated hair-loss treatments → health_wellness_products; brushes, dryers and stylers → beauty_tools.hair_tools_stylers).
Boundary
- include
- Products for hair and scalp, wigs and extensions (B03; drug-regulated hair-loss treatments → health_wellness_products; brushes, dryers and stylers → beauty_tools.hair_tools_stylers).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hair Care & Wigs; Hair Care & Wigs offers within Physical Goods > Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Hair Care & Wigs; Offers better described by the sibling category Skincare
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.hair_care.hair_colorPermanent and semi-permanent hair dye, henna and indigo for hair, bleach and toners, root touch-up.
Boundary
- include
- Permanent and semi-permanent hair dye, henna and indigo for hair, bleach and toners, root touch-up.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Garnier hair colour; Henna powder for hair; Bleach kit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Shampoo & Conditioner; Offers better described by the sibling category Hair Oils, Masks & Treatments
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.hair_care.hair_treatments_oilsHair oils, masks, serums, leave-in treatments, scalp care, cosmetic hair-growth tonics.
Boundary
- include
- Hair oils, masks, serums, leave-in treatments, scalp care, cosmetic hair-growth tonics.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Parachute coconut hair oil; Hair mask keratin; Rosemary hair growth oil
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Shampoo & Conditioner; Offers better described by the sibling category Styling Products
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.hair_care.shampoo_conditionerShampoo incl. cosmetic anti-dandruff (zinc pyrithione) and dry shampoo, conditioner, co-wash (ketoconazole shampoo → health_wellness_products.medicines.medicated_skin_hair).
Boundary
- include
- Shampoo incl. cosmetic anti-dandruff (zinc pyrithione) and dry shampoo, conditioner, co-wash (ketoconazole shampoo → health_wellness_products.medicines.medicated_skin_hair).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Head & Shoulders anti-dandruff; Olaplex No. 4 shampoo; Batiste dry shampoo
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hair Oils, Masks & Treatments; Offers better described by the sibling category Styling Products
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.hair_care.styling_productsGel, wax, pomade, hairspray, mousse, heat protectant, curl creams.
Boundary
- include
- Gel, wax, pomade, hairspray, mousse, heat protectant, curl creams.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Hair wax matte; Heat protectant spray
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Shampoo & Conditioner; Offers better described by the sibling category Hair Oils, Masks & Treatments
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.hair_care.wigs_extensionsWigs, toppers, hair extensions, braiding hair, wig caps and glue, hair nets (B03).
Boundary
- include
- Wigs, toppers, hair extensions, braiding hair, wig caps and glue, hair nets (B03).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Human hair lace front wig; Clip-in extensions; Braiding hair X-pression
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Shampoo & Conditioner; Offers better described by the sibling category Hair Oils, Masks & Treatments
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Makeupretail_goods.beauty_personal_care.makeupLevel 34 children
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.makeupColour cosmetics and nail polish (brushes and sponges → beauty_tools; kids' toy makeup → toys_games_collectibles).
Boundary
- include
- Colour cosmetics and nail polish (brushes and sponges → beauty_tools; kids' toy makeup → toys_games_collectibles).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Makeup; Makeup offers within Physical Goods > Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Makeup; Offers better described by the sibling category Skincare
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.makeup.eye_makeupMascara, eyeliner and kajal, eyeshadow, brow pencils and gels, all lash products: strip and magnetic lashes, DIY lash clusters, lash-extension supplies and glue, lash serums.
Boundary
- include
- Mascara, eyeliner and kajal, eyeshadow, brow pencils and gels, all lash products: strip and magnetic lashes, DIY lash clusters, lash-extension supplies and glue, lash serums.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Lakme kajal; Eyeshadow palette 18 colours; Magnetic false lashes
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Face Makeup; Offers better described by the sibling category Lip Makeup
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.makeup.face_makeupFoundation, BB and CC cream, concealer, powder, blush, bronzer, highlighter, primer, setting spray, face palettes.
Boundary
- include
- Foundation, BB and CC cream, concealer, powder, blush, bronzer, highlighter, primer, setting spray, face palettes.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Maybelline Fit Me foundation; Rare Beauty liquid blush; Setting powder
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Eye & Brow Makeup; Offers better described by the sibling category Lip Makeup
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.makeup.lip_makeupLipstick, liquid lipstick, lip gloss, lip liner, lip tint and stains.
Boundary
- include
- Lipstick, liquid lipstick, lip gloss, lip liner, lip tint and stains.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- MAC matte lipstick; Lip gloss set; Peripera lip tint
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Face Makeup; Offers better described by the sibling category Eye & Brow Makeup
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.makeup.nailsNail polish, gel polish and kits, press-on nails, nail art, nail care treatments and removers (nail tools → beauty_tools).
Boundary
- include
- Nail polish, gel polish and kits, press-on nails, nail art, nail care treatments and removers (nail tools → beauty_tools).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- OPI nail polish; Gel polish kit with UV lamp; Press-on nails 24 pcs
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Face Makeup; Offers better described by the sibling category Eye & Brow Makeup
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Oral Careretail_goods.beauty_personal_care.oral_careLevel 33 children
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.oral_careToothpaste, toothbrushes of any kind incl. electric and their heads, water flossers, floss, mouthwash, whitening products (aligners and dental devices from a provider → health_wellness_products).
Boundary
- include
- Toothpaste, toothbrushes of any kind incl. electric and their heads, water flossers, floss, mouthwash, whitening products (aligners and dental devices from a provider → health_wellness_products).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Oral Care; Oral Care offers within Physical Goods > Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Oral Care; Offers better described by the sibling category Skincare
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.oral_care.toothbrushes_flossersManual and electric toothbrushes, replacement heads, floss, interdental brushes, water flossers, tongue cleaners, home dental tools (scalers, mirrors, tonsil-stone kits).
Boundary
- include
- Manual and electric toothbrushes, replacement heads, floss, interdental brushes, water flossers, tongue cleaners, home dental tools (scalers, mirrors, tonsil-stone kits).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Oral-B electric toothbrush; Waterpik water flosser; Floss picks 150
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Toothpaste & Mouthwash; Offers better described by the sibling category Teeth Whitening
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.oral_care.toothpaste_mouthwashToothpaste, tooth powder, mouthwash incl. medicated chlorhexidine mouthwash, gum and mouth-ulcer gels, breath sprays.
Boundary
- include
- Toothpaste, tooth powder, mouthwash incl. medicated chlorhexidine mouthwash, gum and mouth-ulcer gels, breath sprays.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Colgate toothpaste 4-pack; Listerine mouthwash
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Toothbrushes & Flossers; Offers better described by the sibling category Teeth Whitening
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.oral_care.whiteningWhitening strips, pens, LED whitening kits.
Boundary
- include
- Whitening strips, pens, LED whitening kits.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Crest 3D White strips; LED teeth whitening kit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Toothpaste & Mouthwash; Offers better described by the sibling category Toothbrushes & Flossers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Salon, Tattoo & Body Artretail_goods.beauty_personal_care.salon_body_artLevel 33 children
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.salon_body_artProfessional and body-art supplies.
Boundary
- include
- Professional and body-art supplies.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Salon, Tattoo & Body Art; Salon, Tattoo & Body Art offers within Physical Goods > Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Salon, Tattoo & Body Art; Offers better described by the sibling category Skincare
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.salon_body_art.salon_furniture_equipmentSalon and barber chairs, facial and massage beds, trolleys, sterilisers, salon tools and furniture (professional-size cosmetics such as salon hair colour follow their product node, P3).
Boundary
- include
- Salon and barber chairs, facial and massage beds, trolleys, sterilisers, salon tools and furniture (professional-size cosmetics such as salon hair colour follow their product node, P3).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Hydraulic barber chair; Facial bed; UV steriliser cabinet
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tattoo & PMU Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Temporary Tattoos & Mehndi
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.salon_body_art.tattoo_pmuTattoo machines, inks and needles, permanent-makeup and microblading supplies (lash supplies → makeup.eye_makeup).
Boundary
- include
- Tattoo machines, inks and needles, permanent-makeup and microblading supplies (lash supplies → makeup.eye_makeup).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Tattoo machine kit; Microblading pigment
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Salon Furniture & Equipment; Offers better described by the sibling category Temporary Tattoos & Mehndi
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.salon_body_art.temporary_body_artTemporary and glitter tattoos, henna (mehndi) cones and stencils for skin, body paint and face paint.
Boundary
- include
- Temporary and glitter tattoos, henna (mehndi) cones and stencils for skin, body paint and face paint.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Mehndi cones 12-pack; Temporary tattoo sheets; Face paint kit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Salon Furniture & Equipment; Offers better described by the sibling category Tattoo & PMU Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Shaving, Hair Removal & Men's Groomingretail_goods.beauty_personal_care.shaving_groomingLevel 34 children
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.shaving_groomingShaving, body-hair removal and beard care, manual or electric.
Boundary
- include
- Shaving, body-hair removal and beard care, manual or electric.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Shaving, Hair Removal & Men's Grooming; Shaving, Hair Removal & Men's Grooming offers within Physical Goods > Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Shaving, Hair Removal & Men's Grooming; Offers better described by the sibling category Skincare
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.shaving_grooming.beard_careBeard oil, balm and wash, moustache wax, men's grooming kits.
Boundary
- include
- Beard oil, balm and wash, moustache wax, men's grooming kits.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Beardo beard oil; Beard grooming kit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Razors & Shaving; Offers better described by the sibling category Electric Shavers & Trimmers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.shaving_grooming.electric_shavers_trimmersElectric shavers, beard, body and nose trimmers, hair clippers.
Boundary
- include
- Electric shavers, beard, body and nose trimmers, hair clippers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Philips OneBlade; Braun Series 9; Hair clipper kit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Razors & Shaving; Offers better described by the sibling category Hair Removal
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.shaving_grooming.hair_removalWax and wax strips, wax heaters, depilatory creams, threading and face razors, epilators and IPL devices.
Boundary
- include
- Wax and wax strips, wax heaters, depilatory creams, threading and face razors, epilators and IPL devices.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Veet wax strips; Hair removal cream; IPL hair removal device
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Razors & Shaving; Offers better described by the sibling category Electric Shavers & Trimmers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.shaving_grooming.razors_shavingRazors, blades, safety razors, shaving cream, gel and soap, brushes, aftershave.
Boundary
- include
- Razors, blades, safety razors, shaving cream, gel and soap, brushes, aftershave.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Gillette Mach3 blades; Safety razor; Shaving foam
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Electric Shavers & Trimmers; Offers better described by the sibling category Hair Removal
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Skincareretail_goods.beauty_personal_care.skincareLevel 35 children
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.skincareFace skincare sold as cosmetics, incl. salicylic acid, niacinamide and retinol products (drug actives such as adapalene, tretinoin, benzoyl peroxide, hydroquinone → health_wellness_products.medicines.medicated_skin_hair; body lotions → bath_body).
Boundary
- include
- Face skincare sold as cosmetics, incl. salicylic acid, niacinamide and retinol products (drug actives such as adapalene, tretinoin, benzoyl peroxide, hydroquinone → health_wellness_products.medicines.medicated_skin_hair; body lotions → bath_body).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Skincare; Skincare offers within Physical Goods > Beauty & Personal Care
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Skincare; Offers better described by the sibling category Makeup
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.skincare.cleansers_tonersFace wash, cleansing oils and balms, micellar water and makeup removers, toners and essences used as toners, scrubs and exfoliators.
Boundary
- include
- Face wash, cleansing oils and balms, micellar water and makeup removers, toners and essences used as toners, scrubs and exfoliators.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- CeraVe foaming cleanser; Bioderma micellar water; Paula's Choice 2% BHA exfoliant
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Serums & Treatments; Offers better described by the sibling category Moisturizers, Eye & Lip Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.skincare.moisturizers_eye_lipFace creams, gels and lotions, night creams, eye creams and patches, lip balms and lip masks (face-and-body products → bath_body.body_moisturizers).
Boundary
- include
- Face creams, gels and lotions, night creams, eye creams and patches, lip balms and lip masks (face-and-body products → bath_body.body_moisturizers).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Neutrogena Hydro Boost gel; Eye cream with caffeine; Laneige lip sleeping mask
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cleansers, Toners & Exfoliators; Offers better described by the sibling category Serums & Treatments
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.skincare.serums_treatmentsSerums, ampoules, essences, acne and spot treatments sold as cosmetics, peeling solutions, retinol products.
Boundary
- include
- Serums, ampoules, essences, acne and spot treatments sold as cosmetics, peeling solutions, retinol products.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- The Ordinary niacinamide serum; COSRX snail essence; Acne pimple patches
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cleansers, Toners & Exfoliators; Offers better described by the sibling category Moisturizers, Eye & Lip Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.skincare.skincare_masksSheet masks, clay and wash-off masks, overnight sleeping masks, nose strips (medical masks → health_wellness_products; sleep eye masks → home_decor_kitchen_garden).
Boundary
- include
- Sheet masks, clay and wash-off masks, overnight sleeping masks, nose strips (medical masks → health_wellness_products; sleep eye masks → home_decor_kitchen_garden).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Mediheal sheet mask 10-pack; Kaolin clay mask
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cleansers, Toners & Exfoliators; Offers better described by the sibling category Serums & Treatments
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.beauty_personal_care.skincare.sun_careSunscreen for face and body, after-sun, self-tanners and tanning oils.
Boundary
- include
- Sunscreen for face and body, after-sun, self-tanners and tanning oils.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- La Roche-Posay SPF50+; Bondi Sands self-tan foam
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cleansers, Toners & Exfoliators; Offers better described by the sibling category Serums & Treatments
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Crafts, Stationery, Books & Musicretail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_musicLevel 24 children
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_musicSewing, crafts and DIY materials (including jewelry findings, beads and pendants, soap/cosmetic-making ingredients, floral supplies, dance ankle bells), art supplies, craft packaging materials, badge holders and lanyards, stationery and office/school supplies, stamps and greeting cards, physical books and media, musical instruments and accessories (including electronic instruments, MIDI controllers)
Boundary
- include
- Sewing, crafts and DIY materials (including jewelry findings, beads and pendants, soap/cosmetic-making ingredients, floral supplies, dance ankle bells), art supplies, craft packaging materials, badge holders and lanyards, stationery and office/school supplies, stamps and greeting cards, physical books and media, musical instruments and accessories (including electronic instruments, MIDI controllers)
- exclude
- Audio interfaces, recording microphones, studio monitors → electronics_appliances
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Crafts, Stationery, Books & Music; Crafts, Stationery, Books & Music offers within Physical Goods
- negative
- Audio interfaces, recording microphones, studio monitors; Offers better described by a more specific child of Crafts, Stationery, Books & Music
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Arts & Crafts Suppliesretail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.arts_craftsLevel 36 children
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.arts_craftsMaterials and tools for art and crafts (kits made for kids → toys_games_collectibles.toys.arts_crafts_kits).
Boundary
- include
- Materials and tools for art and crafts (kits made for kids → toys_games_collectibles.toys.arts_crafts_kits).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Arts & Crafts Supplies; Arts & Crafts Supplies offers within Physical Goods > Crafts, Stationery, Books & Music
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Arts & Crafts Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Stationery & Office Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.arts_crafts.art_suppliesPaints, brushes, canvases, sketchbooks, drawing pencils, art markers (Posca, Copic), pastels, easels.
Boundary
- include
- Paints, brushes, canvases, sketchbooks, drawing pencils, art markers (Posca, Copic), pastels, easels.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Acrylic paint set 24; Stretched canvas pack; Sketching pencils
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Craft Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Sewing, Knitting & Fabric
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.arts_crafts.beading_jewelry_makingBeads, findings, chains, bulk or loose charms and pendants sold for DIY jewelry, jewelry tools.
Boundary
- include
- Beads, findings, chains, bulk or loose charms and pendants sold for DIY jewelry, jewelry tools.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Glass seed beads; Jewelry findings kit; Letter charms for DIY
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Art Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Craft Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.arts_crafts.craft_suppliesPaper craft and scrapbooking, button-badge making parts, glitter, foam, resin and molds, floral foam, wire and stems for arranging, adult craft kits, decorative stickers and vinyl decals, screen-printing supplies, stickers, tags and small poly bags for packaging handmade goods.
Boundary
- include
- Paper craft and scrapbooking, button-badge making parts, glitter, foam, resin and molds, floral foam, wire and stems for arranging, adult craft kits, decorative stickers and vinyl decals, screen-printing supplies, stickers, tags and small poly bags for packaging handmade goods.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Epoxy resin kit; Scrapbooking paper pad; Floral foam bricks
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Art Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Sewing, Knitting & Fabric
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.arts_crafts.craft_tools_storageGlue guns, cutting mats and machines, craft scissors, bead and craft organizers.
Boundary
- include
- Glue guns, cutting mats and machines, craft scissors, bead and craft organizers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Hot glue gun; Bead storage box 24 grids
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Art Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Craft Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.arts_crafts.diy_making_suppliesIngredients and molds for soap, candle and cosmetic making.
Boundary
- include
- Ingredients and molds for soap, candle and cosmetic making.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Melt-and-pour soap base; Candle wax and wicks kit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Art Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Craft Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.arts_crafts.sewing_knittingFabric, yarn, needles, sewing machines and overlockers, sewing notions (buckles, snaps, clasps, D-rings, rhinestones), lace, trims and ribbon sold by the roll or yard, sew-in labels, iron-on patches, patterns, embroidery and cross-stitch.
Boundary
- include
- Fabric, yarn, needles, sewing machines and overlockers, sewing notions (buckles, snaps, clasps, D-rings, rhinestones), lace, trims and ribbon sold by the roll or yard, sew-in labels, iron-on patches, patterns, embroidery and cross-stitch.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Cotton yarn bundle; Sewing kit; Embroidery hoop set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Art Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Craft Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Books & Physical Mediaretail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.books_mediaLevel 33 children
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.books_mediaPhysical books and recorded media (e-books and streaming → digital_entertainment).
Boundary
- include
- Physical books and recorded media (e-books and streaming → digital_entertainment).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Books & Physical Media; Books & Physical Media offers within Physical Goods > Crafts, Stationery, Books & Music
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Books & Physical Media; Offers better described by the sibling category Arts & Crafts Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.books_media.books_magazinesPrint books of any genre incl. textbooks, comics and manga, printed magazines, sheet music, printed workbooks and manuals, book accessories (bookmarks, book stands; book lights → home_decor_kitchen_garden.lighting).
Boundary
- include
- Print books of any genre incl. textbooks, comics and manga, printed magazines, sheet music, printed workbooks and manuals, book accessories (bookmarks, book stands; book lights → home_decor_kitchen_garden.lighting).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Atomic Habits paperback; One Piece Vol. 1 manga; NCERT textbook
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Vinyl, CDs & Cassettes; Offers better described by the sibling category DVDs & Blu-rays
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.books_media.movies_dvdsDVDs & Blu-rays: Film and TV on DVD and Blu-ray.
Boundary
- include
- DVDs & Blu-rays: Film and TV on DVD and Blu-ray.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about DVDs & Blu-rays; DVDs & Blu-rays offers within Physical Goods > Crafts, Stationery, Books & Music > Books & Physical Media
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Books & Magazines; Offers better described by the sibling category Vinyl, CDs & Cassettes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.books_media.music_records_cdsVinyl, CDs & Cassettes: Vinyl records, CDs, cassettes.
Boundary
- include
- Vinyl, CDs & Cassettes: Vinyl records, CDs, cassettes.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Taylor Swift vinyl LP; K-pop album CD
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Books & Magazines; Offers better described by the sibling category DVDs & Blu-rays
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Musical Instrumentsretail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.musical_instrumentsLevel 35 children
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.musical_instrumentsInstruments and their accessories (audio interfaces, recording mics, studio monitors → electronics_appliances).
Boundary
- include
- Instruments and their accessories (audio interfaces, recording mics, studio monitors → electronics_appliances).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Musical Instruments; Musical Instruments offers within Physical Goods > Crafts, Stationery, Books & Music
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Musical Instruments; Offers better described by the sibling category Arts & Crafts Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.musical_instruments.drums_percussionDrum kits, electronic drums, cajons, tabla, hand percussion, ghungroo ankle bells.
Boundary
- include
- Drum kits, electronic drums, cajons, tabla, hand percussion, ghungroo ankle bells.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Electronic drum kit; Cajon
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Guitars & String Instruments; Offers better described by the sibling category Keyboards & Pianos
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.musical_instruments.guitars_stringsAcoustic and electric guitars, basses, ukuleles, violins, sitars.
Boundary
- include
- Acoustic and electric guitars, basses, ukuleles, violins, sitars.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Acoustic guitar 41-inch; Concert ukulele
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Keyboards & Pianos; Offers better described by the sibling category Drums & Percussion
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.musical_instruments.instrument_accessoriesStrings, picks, capos, tuners, metronomes, instrument and microphone stands, cases, straps, guitar amps and pedals, music stands, vocal practice aids.
Boundary
- include
- Strings, picks, capos, tuners, metronomes, instrument and microphone stands, cases, straps, guitar amps and pedals, music stands, vocal practice aids.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Guitar strings set; Clip-on tuner; Guitar amp 20W
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Guitars & String Instruments; Offers better described by the sibling category Keyboards & Pianos
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.musical_instruments.keyboards_pianosDigital pianos, keyboards, synthesizers, MIDI controllers, harmoniums.
Boundary
- include
- Digital pianos, keyboards, synthesizers, MIDI controllers, harmoniums.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 61-key keyboard; MIDI controller 25 keys
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Guitars & String Instruments; Offers better described by the sibling category Drums & Percussion
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.musical_instruments.wind_brassFlutes, saxophones, trumpets, harmonicas, recorders.
Boundary
- include
- Flutes, saxophones, trumpets, harmonicas, recorders.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Bamboo flute; Alto saxophone
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Guitars & String Instruments; Offers better described by the sibling category Keyboards & Pianos
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Stationery & Office Suppliesretail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.stationery_officeLevel 36 children
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.stationery_officeWriting, paper, desk and office supplies.
Boundary
- include
- Writing, paper, desk and office supplies.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Stationery & Office Supplies; Stationery & Office Supplies offers within Physical Goods > Crafts, Stationery, Books & Music
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Stationery & Office Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Arts & Crafts Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.stationery_office.cards_invitationsGreeting cards, invitations, envelopes, postcards, seals and stamps for mail.
Boundary
- include
- Greeting cards, invitations, envelopes, postcards, seals and stamps for mail.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Birthday card; Wedding invitation set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pens, Pencils & Markers; Offers better described by the sibling category Notebooks, Planners & Paper
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.stationery_office.desk_office_suppliesStaplers, clips, tape, glue sticks and office glue, sticker labels and label-maker tapes (thermal label rolls → electronics_appliances.printing), price-tag guns, binders, folders, desk organizers, badge holders and lanyards, rubber stamps.
Boundary
- include
- Staplers, clips, tape, glue sticks and office glue, sticker labels and label-maker tapes (thermal label rolls → electronics_appliances.printing), price-tag guns, binders, folders, desk organizers, badge holders and lanyards, rubber stamps.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Heavy-duty stapler; Ring binders 10-pack; ID badge holder with lanyard
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pens, Pencils & Markers; Offers better described by the sibling category Notebooks, Planners & Paper
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.stationery_office.office_equipmentCalculators, label makers, laminators, shredders, cash registers and POS terminals, counterfeit-note detectors and cash counters, whiteboards, presentation boards and pointers, task and chore boards, visual timers.
Boundary
- include
- Calculators, label makers, laminators, shredders, cash registers and POS terminals, counterfeit-note detectors and cash counters, whiteboards, presentation boards and pointers, task and chore boards, visual timers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Scientific calculator; Label maker; Whiteboard 90x60
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pens, Pencils & Markers; Offers better described by the sibling category Notebooks, Planners & Paper
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.stationery_office.paper_notebooksNotebooks, diaries, planners, journals, sticky notes, printer and copy paper, blotting paper.
Boundary
- include
- Notebooks, diaries, planners, journals, sticky notes, printer and copy paper, blotting paper.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- A5 dotted notebook; 2026 weekly planner; A4 copy paper ream
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pens, Pencils & Markers; Offers better described by the sibling category Desk & Office Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.stationery_office.school_suppliesPencil cases, geometry and school kits, school stationery sets.
Boundary
- include
- Pencil cases, geometry and school kits, school stationery sets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Pencil case; Geometry box
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pens, Pencils & Markers; Offers better described by the sibling category Notebooks, Planners & Paper
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.stationery_office.writing_instrumentsPens, pencils, highlighters, whiteboard and permanent markers, refills.
Boundary
- include
- Pens, pencils, highlighters, whiteboard and permanent markers, refills.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Gel pens 12-pack; Highlighter set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Notebooks, Planners & Paper; Offers better described by the sibling category Desk & Office Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Electronics & Appliancesretail_goods.electronics_appliancesLevel 213 children
retail_goods.electronics_appliancesPhones, computers and accessories, audio/video and recording/pro-audio equipment, cameras, drones and photo gear (including backdrops, lighting, stands), telescopes, game consoles and physical games, printers and supplies, smartwatches and fitness bands, smart home and security devices, portable power stations and home energy storage, large and small appliances (electric or gas)
Boundary
- include
- Phones, computers and accessories, audio/video and recording/pro-audio equipment, cameras, drones and photo gear (including backdrops, lighting, stands), telescopes, game consoles and physical games, printers and supplies, smartwatches and fitness bands, smart home and security devices, portable power stations and home energy storage, large and small appliances (electric or gas); Countertop kitchen appliances: electric pressure cookers, multicookers, air fryers; Gas or electric major appliances: stoves, ovens, water heaters, air conditioners, washing machines; Smart home and security: video doorbells, cameras, smart locks, smart plugs and switches, hubs, thermostats; Portable power stations and their foldable solar panels, home battery storage (fixed and DIY solar panel kits → tools_home_improvement_industrial); Watches with an app or connectivity (hybrid smartwatches, GPS sports watches) and their bands; Unlocked devices without a contract (contract phones see B16); Vacuum-sealer bags and rolls, vacuum-cleaner bags (P1); Parts, filters, bags and consumables made for one device or appliance go to that device's node (P1; stove parts and hoses → home_decor_kitchen_garden, B04); device buy-back and trade-in services (Cashify, Decluttr) → the device's node; universal chargers, cables and batteries → power_charging; Refurbished, used and open-box devices go to the same node; condition is a facet; Gaming is a use, not a node, outside the gaming L3: gaming laptops → laptops, gaming headsets → headphones_earbuds, gaming mice → peripherals
- exclude
- Devices that measure or treat body metrics (blood pressure monitors, sleep/heart-rate rings, massage guns, TENS) → health_wellness_products; Electronic musical instruments, digital pianos, MIDI controllers → crafts_stationery_books_music; E-bikes, electric scooters, self-balancing scooters → sports_fitness_outdoors; Baby monitors → baby_maternity; Smart bulbs, smart lamps and app-controlled light strips → home_decor_kitchen_garden (lighting)
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Electronics & Appliances; Electronics & Appliances offers within Physical Goods
- negative
- Devices that measure or treat body metrics (blood pressure monitors, sleep/heart-rate rings, massage guns, TENS); Electronic musical instruments, digital pianos, MIDI controllers; E-bikes, electric scooters, self-balancing scooters; Baby monitors; Smart bulbs, smart lamps and app-controlled light strips
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Audioretail_goods.electronics_appliances.audioLevel 34 children
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.audioHeadphones, speakers, home and pro audio (instruments and guitar amps → crafts_stationery_books_music).
Boundary
- include
- Headphones, speakers, home and pro audio (instruments and guitar amps → crafts_stationery_books_music).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Audio; Audio offers within Physical Goods > Electronics & Appliances
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Audio; Offers better described by the sibling category Phones, Tablets & Mobile Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.audio.headphones_earbudsWireless and wired earbuds, headphones, gaming headsets, sleep and bone-conduction headphones, ear tips and cases (hearing aids and PSAP amplifiers → health_wellness_products).
Boundary
- include
- Wireless and wired earbuds, headphones, gaming headsets, sleep and bone-conduction headphones, ear tips and cases (hearing aids and PSAP amplifiers → health_wellness_products).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- AirPods Pro 2; Sony WH-1000XM5; boAt Airdopes; HyperX gaming headset
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Speakers & Smart Speakers; Offers better described by the sibling category Home Audio & Hi-Fi
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.audio.home_audio_hifiSoundbars, home theatre systems, AV receivers, amplifiers, turntables and record-care accessories, passive and hi-fi speaker pairs, raw speaker drivers, standalone FM, DAB and emergency crank radios, MP3 players.
Boundary
- include
- Soundbars, home theatre systems, AV receivers, amplifiers, turntables and record-care accessories, passive and hi-fi speaker pairs, raw speaker drivers, standalone FM, DAB and emergency crank radios, MP3 players.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Sonos Arc soundbar; Audio-Technica turntable; Yamaha AV receiver
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Headphones & Earbuds; Offers better described by the sibling category Speakers & Smart Speakers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.audio.microphones_pro_audioMicrophones incl. karaoke and lavalier mics, audio interfaces, mixers, studio monitors, PA systems, DJ controllers.
Boundary
- include
- Microphones incl. karaoke and lavalier mics, audio interfaces, mixers, studio monitors, PA systems, DJ controllers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Rode wireless mic; Focusrite Scarlett 2i2; DJ controller 2-channel; Karaoke microphone
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Headphones & Earbuds; Offers better described by the sibling category Speakers & Smart Speakers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.audio.speakersBluetooth speakers (portable or mains, incl. with FM radio or clock), party speakers, PC and desktop speakers, conference speakerphones, smart speakers without a screen (Echo, Nest Audio, HomePod; with a screen → smart_home_security.smart_hubs_controls).
Boundary
- include
- Bluetooth speakers (portable or mains, incl. with FM radio or clock), party speakers, PC and desktop speakers, conference speakerphones, smart speakers without a screen (Echo, Nest Audio, HomePod; with a screen → smart_home_security.smart_hubs_controls).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- JBL Flip 6; Echo Dot 5th gen; Party speaker with karaoke mic
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Headphones & Earbuds; Offers better described by the sibling category Home Audio & Hi-Fi
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Cameras, Drones & Opticsretail_goods.electronics_appliances.cameras_opticsLevel 34 children
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.cameras_opticsCameras, camera drones, photo and video gear, and optics (trail cameras and rifle scopes → sports_fitness_outdoors; dash cams → automotive_vehicles; security cameras → smart_home_security).
Boundary
- include
- Cameras, camera drones, photo and video gear, and optics (trail cameras and rifle scopes → sports_fitness_outdoors; dash cams → automotive_vehicles; security cameras → smart_home_security).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Cameras, Drones & Optics; Cameras, Drones & Optics offers within Physical Goods > Electronics & Appliances
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Cameras, Drones & Optics; Offers better described by the sibling category Phones, Tablets & Mobile Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.cameras_optics.camera_dronesDrones with a real camera or GPS, and their batteries and parts (toy and mini drones → toys_games_collectibles).
Boundary
- include
- Drones with a real camera or GPS, and their batteries and parts (toy and mini drones → toys_games_collectibles).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- DJI Mini 4 Pro; DJI Avata 2
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cameras & Camcorders; Offers better described by the sibling category Lenses & Photo/Video Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.cameras_optics.camerasMirrorless, DSLR, compact, instant and film cameras, action and 360 cameras, camcorders, vlogging cameras.
Boundary
- include
- Mirrorless, DSLR, compact, instant and film cameras, action and 360 cameras, camcorders, vlogging cameras.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Sony A7 IV body; GoPro HERO13; Instax Mini 12; Insta360 X4
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Camera Drones; Offers better described by the sibling category Lenses & Photo/Video Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.cameras_optics.opticsBinoculars, monoculars, telescopes, spotting scopes, hobby and kids' microscopes (lab microscopes → tools_home_improvement_industrial).
Boundary
- include
- Binoculars, monoculars, telescopes, spotting scopes, hobby and kids' microscopes (lab microscopes → tools_home_improvement_industrial).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Celestron 70mm telescope; Nikon 10x42 binoculars; Kids' microscope kit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cameras & Camcorders; Offers better described by the sibling category Camera Drones
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.cameras_optics.photo_video_accessoriesLenses, tripods, gimbals, ring lights and studio lighting, studio backdrops and stands (party and photo-booth backdrops → home_decor_kitchen_garden), instant film, camera bags, straps, filters, camera batteries and grips.
Boundary
- include
- Lenses, tripods, gimbals, ring lights and studio lighting, studio backdrops and stands (party and photo-booth backdrops → home_decor_kitchen_garden), instant film, camera bags, straps, filters, camera batteries and grips.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Sigma 24-70mm lens; DJI Osmo Mobile gimbal; 18-inch ring light; Camera sling bag
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cameras & Camcorders; Offers better described by the sibling category Camera Drones
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Climate & Water Heatingretail_goods.electronics_appliances.climate_water_heatingLevel 35 children
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.climate_water_heatingAppliances that cool, heat or treat indoor air, and water heaters (built-in exhaust fans and HVAC → tools_home_improvement_industrial; electric mosquito bats and killers → home_decor_kitchen_garden.household_essentials.pest_control).
Boundary
- include
- Appliances that cool, heat or treat indoor air, and water heaters (built-in exhaust fans and HVAC → tools_home_improvement_industrial; electric mosquito bats and killers → home_decor_kitchen_garden.household_essentials.pest_control).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Climate & Water Heating; Climate & Water Heating offers within Physical Goods > Electronics & Appliances
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Climate & Water Heating; Offers better described by the sibling category Phones, Tablets & Mobile Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.climate_water_heating.air_conditionersSplit, window and portable air conditioners.
Boundary
- include
- Split, window and portable air conditioners.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 1.5 ton inverter split AC; Portable air conditioner
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Fans & Air Coolers; Offers better described by the sibling category Space Heaters & Electric Blankets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.climate_water_heating.air_purifiers_humidifiersAir purifiers, humidifiers, dehumidifiers, electric essential-oil diffusers and their filters.
Boundary
- include
- Air purifiers, humidifiers, dehumidifiers, electric essential-oil diffusers and their filters.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Xiaomi air purifier 4; Cool-mist humidifier; Dehumidifier 20 L
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Air Conditioners; Offers better described by the sibling category Fans & Air Coolers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.climate_water_heating.fans_air_coolersCeiling, pedestal, table, wall, tower and portable fans, air coolers, neck fans.
Boundary
- include
- Ceiling, pedestal, table, wall, tower and portable fans, air coolers, neck fans.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Ceiling fan 1200 mm; Desert air cooler 70 L; Tower fan with remote
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Air Conditioners; Offers better described by the sibling category Space Heaters & Electric Blankets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.climate_water_heating.space_heatersRoom heaters, oil-filled radiators, fan and convection heaters, electric blankets and heated throws.
Boundary
- include
- Room heaters, oil-filled radiators, fan and convection heaters, electric blankets and heated throws.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Oil-filled radiator 11 fins; Fan heater 2000 W; Electric blanket
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Air Conditioners; Offers better described by the sibling category Fans & Air Coolers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.climate_water_heating.water_heatersStorage and instant water heaters (geysers), gas and heat-pump water heaters, immersion rods.
Boundary
- include
- Storage and instant water heaters (geysers), gas and heat-pump water heaters, immersion rods.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 15 L storage geyser; Instant water heater 3 L; Immersion water heater rod
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Air Conditioners; Offers better described by the sibling category Fans & Air Coolers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Computers & Networkingretail_goods.electronics_appliances.computersLevel 37 children
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.computersComputers, their parts and peripherals, storage and networking (laptop bags → shoes_bags_luggage; computer desks and gaming chairs → home_decor_kitchen_garden).
Boundary
- include
- Computers, their parts and peripherals, storage and networking (laptop bags → shoes_bags_luggage; computer desks and gaming chairs → home_decor_kitchen_garden).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Computers & Networking; Computers & Networking offers within Physical Goods > Electronics & Appliances
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Computers & Networking; Offers better described by the sibling category Phones, Tablets & Mobile Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.computers.desktopsDesktop towers, all-in-ones, mini PCs, single-board PCs sold ready to use as a computer incl. Raspberry Pi desktop kits with case, power supply and OS (bare boards and maker kits → electronic_components).
Boundary
- include
- Desktop towers, all-in-ones, mini PCs, single-board PCs sold ready to use as a computer incl. Raspberry Pi desktop kits with case, power supply and OS (bare boards and maker kits → electronic_components).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Mac mini; Gaming PC RTX 4070; Intel NUC mini PC
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Laptops; Offers better described by the sibling category Monitors
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.computers.laptopsLaptops, notebooks, Chromebooks, 2-in-1s and gaming laptops.
Boundary
- include
- Laptops, notebooks, Chromebooks, 2-in-1s and gaming laptops.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- MacBook Air M3; ASUS ROG gaming laptop; Lenovo Chromebook
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Desktops & Mini PCs; Offers better described by the sibling category Monitors
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.computers.monitorsComputer and gaming monitors, portable monitors.
Boundary
- include
- Computer and gaming monitors, portable monitors.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 27-inch 4K monitor; Portable 15.6-inch monitor
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Laptops; Offers better described by the sibling category Desktops & Mini PCs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.computers.networkingWi-Fi routers, mesh systems, modems, network switches, range extenders, Wi-Fi adapters, network cables and powerline adapters.
Boundary
- include
- Wi-Fi routers, mesh systems, modems, network switches, range extenders, Wi-Fi adapters, network cables and powerline adapters.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- TP-Link Deco mesh 3-pack; Wi-Fi 6 router; 8-port gigabit switch
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Laptops; Offers better described by the sibling category Desktops & Mini PCs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.computers.pc_componentsCPUs, graphics cards, motherboards, RAM, internal SSDs and hard drives, power supplies, PC cases, cooling and fans for PCs, laptop replacement parts (batteries, keyboards, screens, caddies).
Boundary
- include
- CPUs, graphics cards, motherboards, RAM, internal SSDs and hard drives, power supplies, PC cases, cooling and fans for PCs, laptop replacement parts (batteries, keyboards, screens, caddies).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- RTX 4060 graphics card; Samsung 990 Pro NVMe SSD; DDR5 32 GB RAM kit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Laptops; Offers better described by the sibling category Desktops & Mini PCs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.computers.peripheralsKeyboards, mice, mouse pads, webcams, USB hubs and docking stations, KVM switches, laptop stands and cooling pads, monitor arms and risers, privacy filters, screen and keyboard cleaning kits, hardware security keys (YubiKey), drawing tablets (PC speakers → audio.speakers).
Boundary
- include
- Keyboards, mice, mouse pads, webcams, USB hubs and docking stations, KVM switches, laptop stands and cooling pads, monitor arms and risers, privacy filters, screen and keyboard cleaning kits, hardware security keys (YubiKey), drawing tablets (PC speakers → audio.speakers).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Logitech MX Master 3S; Mechanical keyboard; USB-C docking station; 1080p webcam
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Laptops; Offers better described by the sibling category Desktops & Mini PCs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.computers.storage_memoryExternal drives and SSDs, USB flash drives, memory cards, NAS units, drive enclosures and docks, USB-to-SATA adapters.
Boundary
- include
- External drives and SSDs, USB flash drives, memory cards, NAS units, drive enclosures and docks, USB-to-SATA adapters.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- SanDisk 128 GB microSD; WD 2 TB portable drive; Synology NAS
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Laptops; Offers better described by the sibling category Desktops & Mini PCs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Video Games & Consolesretail_goods.electronics_appliances.gamingLevel 33 children
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.gamingGame hardware and physical games (G9: digital codes, top-ups and subscriptions → digital_entertainment; gaming chairs → home_decor_kitchen_garden; gaming headsets → audio; gaming keyboards and mice → computers).
Boundary
- include
- Game hardware and physical games (G9: digital codes, top-ups and subscriptions → digital_entertainment; gaming chairs → home_decor_kitchen_garden; gaming headsets → audio; gaming keyboards and mice → computers).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Video Games & Consoles; Video Games & Consoles offers within Physical Goods > Electronics & Appliances
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Video Games & Consoles; Offers better described by the sibling category Phones, Tablets & Mobile Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.gaming.consolesHome and handheld consoles, handheld gaming PCs, retro and emulator consoles, home arcade cabinets (single-game LCD handhelds → toys_games_collectibles).
Boundary
- include
- Home and handheld consoles, handheld gaming PCs, retro and emulator consoles, home arcade cabinets (single-game LCD handhelds → toys_games_collectibles).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- PlayStation 5 Slim; Nintendo Switch OLED; Steam Deck OLED; Anbernic retro handheld
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Physical Video Games; Offers better described by the sibling category Gaming Accessories & VR
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.gaming.gaming_accessories_vrControllers, charging docks, racing wheels and flight sticks, console cases and skins, capture cards, VR headsets and accessories.
Boundary
- include
- Controllers, charging docks, racing wheels and flight sticks, console cases and skins, capture cards, VR headsets and accessories.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- DualSense controller; Logitech G29 racing wheel; Meta Quest 3; Switch carrying case
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Game Consoles; Offers better described by the sibling category Physical Video Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.gaming.physical_gamesGame discs and cartridges, collector's editions (G9).
Boundary
- include
- Game discs and cartridges, collector's editions (G9).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Switch cartridge; EA FC 25 PS5 disc
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Game Consoles; Offers better described by the sibling category Gaming Accessories & VR
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Kitchen Appliancesretail_goods.electronics_appliances.kitchen_appliancesLevel 37 children
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.kitchen_appliancesElectric and gas appliances for the kitchen, built-in or countertop (B04; non-electric cookware and tools → home_decor_kitchen_garden).
Boundary
- include
- Electric and gas appliances for the kitchen, built-in or countertop (B04; non-electric cookware and tools → home_decor_kitchen_garden).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Kitchen Appliances; Kitchen Appliances offers within Physical Goods > Electronics & Appliances
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Kitchen Appliances; Offers better described by the sibling category Phones, Tablets & Mobile Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.kitchen_appliances.coffee_beverageCoffee machines and grinders, espresso machines, electric kettles, milk frothers, tea makers, soda makers, countertop ice makers.
Boundary
- include
- Coffee machines and grinders, espresso machines, electric kettles, milk frothers, tea makers, soda makers, countertop ice makers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Nespresso Vertuo; Electric kettle 1.7 L; SodaStream; Countertop ice maker
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Refrigerators & Freezers; Offers better described by the sibling category Stoves, Cooktops, Ovens & Hoods
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.kitchen_appliances.cooking_appliancesAir fryers, multicookers and electric pressure cookers, rice cookers, microwaves, OTG and toaster ovens, toasters, sandwich makers, electric grills and griddles, food steamers, slow cookers, popcorn, cotton-candy and other treat makers.
Boundary
- include
- Air fryers, multicookers and electric pressure cookers, rice cookers, microwaves, OTG and toaster ovens, toasters, sandwich makers, electric grills and griddles, food steamers, slow cookers, popcorn, cotton-candy and other treat makers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Philips air fryer 4.1 L; Instant Pot Duo; Microwave 20 L; Rice cooker 1.8 L
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Refrigerators & Freezers; Offers better described by the sibling category Stoves, Cooktops, Ovens & Hoods
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.kitchen_appliances.dishwashersBuilt-in, freestanding and countertop dishwashers.
Boundary
- include
- Built-in, freestanding and countertop dishwashers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 12-place dishwasher; Countertop dishwasher
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Refrigerators & Freezers; Offers better described by the sibling category Stoves, Cooktops, Ovens & Hoods
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.kitchen_appliances.food_prep_appliancesBlenders, mixer grinders, food processors, juicers, stand and hand mixers, choppers, food dehydrators, vacuum sealers and their bags and rolls.
Boundary
- include
- Blenders, mixer grinders, food processors, juicers, stand and hand mixers, choppers, food dehydrators, vacuum sealers and their bags and rolls.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Mixer grinder 750 W; NutriBullet blender; KitchenAid stand mixer; Vacuum sealer machine
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Refrigerators & Freezers; Offers better described by the sibling category Stoves, Cooktops, Ovens & Hoods
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.kitchen_appliances.refrigerators_freezersRefrigerators, mini fridges, freezers, wine coolers, built-in ice makers.
Boundary
- include
- Refrigerators, mini fridges, freezers, wine coolers, built-in ice makers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Double-door refrigerator 340 L; Chest freezer; Mini fridge 45 L
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Stoves, Cooktops, Ovens & Hoods; Offers better described by the sibling category Electric Cooking Appliances
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.kitchen_appliances.stoves_cooktops_hoodsEvery cooktop of any size and fuel (gas stoves, induction and electric cooktops, hobs), ranges, built-in ovens, range hoods and kitchen chimneys (camping stoves → sports_fitness_outdoors).
Boundary
- include
- Every cooktop of any size and fuel (gas stoves, induction and electric cooktops, hobs), ranges, built-in ovens, range hoods and kitchen chimneys (camping stoves → sports_fitness_outdoors).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 3-burner glass-top gas stove; Induction cooktop 2000 W; Built-in oven 60 cm; Kitchen chimney 90 cm
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Refrigerators & Freezers; Offers better described by the sibling category Electric Cooking Appliances
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.kitchen_appliances.water_purifiers_dispensersElectric RO/UV water purifiers, water dispensers and coolers (under-sink filters and cartridges → tools_home_improvement_industrial).
Boundary
- include
- Electric RO/UV water purifiers, water dispensers and coolers (under-sink filters and cartridges → tools_home_improvement_industrial).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Kent RO water purifier; Hot and cold water dispenser
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Refrigerators & Freezers; Offers better described by the sibling category Stoves, Cooktops, Ovens & Hoods
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Laundry & Cleaning Appliancesretail_goods.electronics_appliances.laundry_cleaning_appliancesLevel 33 children
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.laundry_cleaning_appliancesElectric appliances for washing, clothes care and floor cleaning (sewing machines → crafts_stationery_books_music).
Boundary
- include
- Electric appliances for washing, clothes care and floor cleaning (sewing machines → crafts_stationery_books_music).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Laundry & Cleaning Appliances; Laundry & Cleaning Appliances offers within Physical Goods > Electronics & Appliances
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Laundry & Cleaning Appliances; Offers better described by the sibling category Phones, Tablets & Mobile Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.laundry_cleaning_appliances.irons_garment_careIrons, steam irons and stations, garment steamers, lint shavers.
Boundary
- include
- Irons, steam irons and stations, garment steamers, lint shavers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Philips dry iron; Handheld garment steamer; Electric lint remover
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Washers & Dryers; Offers better described by the sibling category Vacuums & Floor Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.laundry_cleaning_appliances.vacuums_floor_careVacuum cleaners, robot vacuums, wet-dry and handheld vacuums, steam mops, window-cleaning robots, carpet cleaners, vacuum bags, filters and parts.
Boundary
- include
- Vacuum cleaners, robot vacuums, wet-dry and handheld vacuums, steam mops, window-cleaning robots, carpet cleaners, vacuum bags, filters and parts.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Dyson V15; Roborock robot vacuum; Bissell carpet cleaner
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Washers & Dryers; Offers better described by the sibling category Irons & Garment Steamers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.laundry_cleaning_appliances.washers_dryersWashing machines, washer-dryers, tumble dryers, spin dryers.
Boundary
- include
- Washing machines, washer-dryers, tumble dryers, spin dryers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Front-load washing machine 8 kg; Heat-pump dryer
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Irons & Garment Steamers; Offers better described by the sibling category Vacuums & Floor Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Phones, Tablets & Mobile Accessoriesretail_goods.electronics_appliances.phones_tabletsLevel 36 children
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.phones_tabletsPhones, tablets and e-readers, the accessories made for them and their replacement parts (in-car phone mounts and car chargers → automotive_vehicles; chargers, cables and power banks → power_charging).
Boundary
- include
- Phones, tablets and e-readers, the accessories made for them and their replacement parts (in-car phone mounts and car chargers → automotive_vehicles; chargers, cables and power banks → power_charging).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Phones, Tablets & Mobile Accessories; Phones, Tablets & Mobile Accessories offers within Physical Goods > Electronics & Appliances
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Phones, Tablets & Mobile Accessories; Offers better described by the sibling category Chargers, Cables & Power
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.phones_tablets.basic_phones_radiosFeature and senior phones, landline and cordless phones, walkie-talkies, satellite phones.
Boundary
- include
- Feature and senior phones, landline and cordless phones, walkie-talkies, satellite phones.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Nokia 105 dual SIM; Panasonic cordless phone; Walkie talkie pair 5 km
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Smartphones; Offers better described by the sibling category Tablets & E-readers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.phones_tablets.cases_screen_protectorsPhone and tablet cases and covers, tablet keyboard cases, screen protectors, camera-lens protectors, skins.
Boundary
- include
- Phone and tablet cases and covers, tablet keyboard cases, screen protectors, camera-lens protectors, skins.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- iPhone 15 silicone case; Tempered glass screen protector 3-pack; iPad keyboard case
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Smartphones; Offers better described by the sibling category Feature Phones, Landlines & Two-Way Radios
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.phones_tablets.mobile_gadgetsDesk and bed phone holders, selfie sticks and phone tripods, styluses, phone lanyards, phone grips, phone lens kits, SIM tools.
Boundary
- include
- Desk and bed phone holders, selfie sticks and phone tripods, styluses, phone lanyards, phone grips, phone lens kits, SIM tools.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Selfie stick tripod with remote; Apple Pencil 2; Phone lanyard crossbody
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Smartphones; Offers better described by the sibling category Feature Phones, Landlines & Two-Way Radios
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.phones_tablets.phone_tablet_partsReplacement parts for phones and tablets that are installed into the device by repair: screen and display assemblies, digitizers, batteries, flex cables, back glass, housings and frames, camera modules and camera lens glass, charging ports, buttons, SIM trays.
Boundary
- include
- Replacement parts for phones and tablets that are installed into the device by repair: screen and display assemblies, digitizers, batteries, flex cables, back glass, housings and frames, camera modules and camera lens glass, charging ports, buttons, SIM trays.
- exclude
- Cases, bumpers, skins, screen and camera-lens protectors → retail_goods.electronics_appliances.phones_tablets.cases_screen_protectors; Universal chargers, cables and batteries → retail_goods.electronics_appliances.power_charging; Repair tools and repair consumables → retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial; Laptop replacement parts → retail_goods.electronics_appliances.computers.pc_components
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- iPhone 13 OLED screen replacement; Battery for Samsung Galaxy S21; Rear camera glass lens for Moto Edge 60
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cases & Screen Protectors; Offers better described by the sibling category Smartphones
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.phones_tablets.smartphonesComplete smartphones of any brand, new or refurbished, unlocked (contract phones see B16).
Boundary
- include
- Complete smartphones of any brand, new or refurbished, unlocked (contract phones see B16).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch; Replacement parts for phones (screens, batteries, flex cables, back glass, camera modules) → retail_goods.electronics_appliances.phones_tablets.phone_tablet_parts
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- iPhone 16 128 GB; Samsung Galaxy A55 5G; Redmi Note 13 refurbished
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Feature Phones, Landlines & Two-Way Radios; Offers better described by the sibling category Tablets & E-readers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.phones_tablets.tablets_ereadersTablets, kids' tablets that run apps, e-readers and e-ink notepads (toy learning tablets → toys_games_collectibles).
Boundary
- include
- Tablets, kids' tablets that run apps, e-readers and e-ink notepads (toy learning tablets → toys_games_collectibles).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- iPad Air 11; Samsung Galaxy Tab A9; Kindle Paperwhite; reMarkable 2
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Smartphones; Offers better described by the sibling category Feature Phones, Landlines & Two-Way Radios
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Chargers, Cables & Powerretail_goods.electronics_appliances.power_chargingLevel 35 children
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.power_chargingCharging and power for personal electronics (mains extension cords, power strips and plug adaptors → tools_home_improvement_industrial).
Boundary
- include
- Charging and power for personal electronics (mains extension cords, power strips and plug adaptors → tools_home_improvement_industrial).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Chargers, Cables & Power; Chargers, Cables & Power offers within Physical Goods > Electronics & Appliances
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Chargers, Cables & Power; Offers better described by the sibling category Phones, Tablets & Mobile Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.power_charging.batteriesAA, AAA, 9V, button and coin cells, rechargeable batteries and battery chargers (power-tool batteries → tools; batteries for projects → electronic_components).
Boundary
- include
- AA, AAA, 9V, button and coin cells, rechargeable batteries and battery chargers (power-tool batteries → tools; batteries for projects → electronic_components).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Duracell AA 24-pack; CR2032 coin cells; Eneloop rechargeable AA with charger
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Chargers; Offers better described by the sibling category Cables & Converters
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.power_charging.cables_convertersUSB, Lightning and USB-C cables, HDMI and DisplayPort cables, audio and telephone cords, OTG and video converters (cable sleeves, clips and tidy boxes → tools_home_improvement_industrial.electrical).
Boundary
- include
- USB, Lightning and USB-C cables, HDMI and DisplayPort cables, audio and telephone cords, OTG and video converters (cable sleeves, clips and tidy boxes → tools_home_improvement_industrial.electrical).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- USB-C to USB-C cable 2 m; HDMI 2.1 cable; USB-C to HDMI adapter
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Chargers; Offers better described by the sibling category Power Banks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.power_charging.chargersWall chargers, GaN chargers, wireless chargers and multi-device charging stands, laptop power adapters, AC/DC adapters and replacement power supplies for small devices, charger sets with cable protectors (chargers made for one wearable → wearables.wearable_accessories).
Boundary
- include
- Wall chargers, GaN chargers, wireless chargers and multi-device charging stands, laptop power adapters, AC/DC adapters and replacement power supplies for small devices, charger sets with cable protectors (chargers made for one wearable → wearables.wearable_accessories).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 65W GaN USB-C charger; MagSafe wireless charger; 3-in-1 charging station
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cables & Converters; Offers better described by the sibling category Power Banks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.power_charging.power_banksPortable power banks and battery cases.
Boundary
- include
- Portable power banks and battery cases.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 20000mAh power bank 22.5W; MagSafe battery pack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Chargers; Offers better described by the sibling category Cables & Converters
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.power_charging.power_stations_upsPortable power stations and their foldable solar panels, home battery storage, UPS units and home inverter/UPS systems with their inverter batteries (generators, solar inverters and fixed solar kits → tools_home_improvement_industrial).
Boundary
- include
- Portable power stations and their foldable solar panels, home battery storage, UPS units and home inverter/UPS systems with their inverter batteries (generators, solar inverters and fixed solar kits → tools_home_improvement_industrial).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- EcoFlow River 2; Jackery Explorer 1000 + solar panel; APC UPS 1100VA
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Chargers; Offers better described by the sibling category Cables & Converters
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Printers & Printer Suppliesretail_goods.electronics_appliances.printingLevel 32 children
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.printingPrinting devices and their consumables (copy paper → crafts_stationery_books_music; shredders, laminators, label makers → crafts_stationery_books_music).
Boundary
- include
- Printing devices and their consumables (copy paper → crafts_stationery_books_music; shredders, laminators, label makers → crafts_stationery_books_music).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Printers & Printer Supplies; Printers & Printer Supplies offers within Physical Goods > Electronics & Appliances
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Printers & Printer Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Phones, Tablets & Mobile Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.printing.ink_toner_filamentInk cartridges and bottles, toner, printer ribbons, photo paper for printers, thermal label rolls for label printers, 3D-printer filament and resin, printer parts and dust covers.
Boundary
- include
- Ink cartridges and bottles, toner, printer ribbons, photo paper for printers, thermal label rolls for label printers, 3D-printer filament and resin, printer parts and dust covers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- HP 67 ink cartridge; Brother TN-2420 toner; PLA filament 1 kg
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Printers, Scanners & 3D Printers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Ink, Toner & Filament
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.printing.printers_scannersInkjet, laser and photo printers, all-in-ones, portable and thermal label printers, scanners, 3D printers.
Boundary
- include
- Inkjet, laser and photo printers, all-in-ones, portable and thermal label printers, scanners, 3D printers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- HP Smart Tank all-in-one; Brother laser printer; Bambu Lab A1 3D printer; Thermal label printer
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Ink, Toner & Filament; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Printers, Scanners & 3D Printers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Smart Home & Securityretail_goods.electronics_appliances.smart_home_securityLevel 33 children
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.smart_home_securityConnected home devices and security (smart bulbs and lights → home_decor_kitchen_garden.lighting; mechanical locks and non-smart alarms → tools_home_improvement_industrial / home_decor_kitchen_garden).
Boundary
- include
- Connected home devices and security (smart bulbs and lights → home_decor_kitchen_garden.lighting; mechanical locks and non-smart alarms → tools_home_improvement_industrial / home_decor_kitchen_garden).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Smart Home & Security; Smart Home & Security offers within Physical Goods > Electronics & Appliances
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Smart Home & Security; Offers better described by the sibling category Phones, Tablets & Mobile Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.smart_home_security.security_cameras_doorbellsIndoor and outdoor security cameras, bulb cameras, video doorbells, CCTV and NVR kits, pet cameras.
Boundary
- include
- Indoor and outdoor security cameras, bulb cameras, video doorbells, CCTV and NVR kits, pet cameras.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- TP-Link Tapo C200; Ring video doorbell; 4-channel CCTV kit; Bulb security camera
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Smart Locks, Alarms & Sensors; Offers better described by the sibling category Smart Hubs, Plugs & Controls
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.smart_home_security.smart_hubs_controlsSmart hubs and displays, smart plugs and switches, smart thermostats, smart sprinkler controllers, garage-door openers, IR blasters.
Boundary
- include
- Smart hubs and displays, smart plugs and switches, smart thermostats, smart sprinkler controllers, garage-door openers, IR blasters.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Echo Show 8; Kasa smart plug 4-pack; ecobee smart thermostat; Rachio smart sprinkler controller
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Security Cameras & Video Doorbells; Offers better described by the sibling category Smart Locks, Alarms & Sensors
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.smart_home_security.smart_locks_alarmsElectronic keypad, fingerprint and smart locks, alarm systems, smart smoke and CO alarms, door, motion and leak sensors.
Boundary
- include
- Electronic keypad, fingerprint and smart locks, alarm systems, smart smoke and CO alarms, door, motion and leak sensors.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Kwikset SmartCode keypad deadbolt; Yale smart lock; Ring Alarm kit; Nest Protect
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Security Cameras & Video Doorbells; Offers better described by the sibling category Smart Hubs, Plugs & Controls
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
TV & Videoretail_goods.electronics_appliances.tv_videoLevel 33 children
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.tv_videoTelevisions, projectors and streaming devices; professional display and signage equipment (video wall processors, signage players) stays at this L3.
Boundary
- include
- Televisions, projectors and streaming devices; professional display and signage equipment (video wall processors, signage players) stays at this L3.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about TV & Video; TV & Video offers within Physical Goods > Electronics & Appliances
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of TV & Video; Offers better described by the sibling category Phones, Tablets & Mobile Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.tv_video.projectors_screensHome and portable projectors, projector screens and mounts.
Boundary
- include
- Home and portable projectors, projector screens and mounts.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Mini portable projector 1080p; Epson home cinema projector; 100-inch projector screen
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Televisions; Offers better described by the sibling category Streaming Devices & TV Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.tv_video.streaming_tv_accessoriesStreaming sticks and boxes, set-top and satellite boxes, TV antennas, TV wall mounts, TV and universal remotes and remotes whose device is not named.
Boundary
- include
- Streaming sticks and boxes, set-top and satellite boxes, TV antennas, TV wall mounts, TV and universal remotes and remotes whose device is not named.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Fire TV Stick 4K; Chromecast with Google TV; TV wall mount 32–65 inch; Universal remote
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Televisions; Offers better described by the sibling category Projectors & Screens
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.tv_video.televisionsSmart and non-smart TVs of any size and panel type.
Boundary
- include
- Smart and non-smart TVs of any size and panel type.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Samsung 55-inch 4K QLED; LG OLED 65; 32-inch HD smart TV
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Projectors & Screens; Offers better described by the sibling category Streaming Devices & TV Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Wearable Techretail_goods.electronics_appliances.wearablesLevel 35 children
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.wearablesConnected devices worn on the body; other connected body-worn gadgets (LED display badges, AI pins and pocket AI devices such as Rabbit r1) stay at this L3 (body-metric rings and medical monitors → health_wellness_products; watches without connectivity → jewelry_watches_accessories; VR headsets → gaming).
Boundary
- include
- Connected devices worn on the body; other connected body-worn gadgets (LED display badges, AI pins and pocket AI devices such as Rabbit r1) stay at this L3 (body-metric rings and medical monitors → health_wellness_products; watches without connectivity → jewelry_watches_accessories; VR headsets → gaming).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Wearable Tech; Wearable Tech offers within Physical Goods > Electronics & Appliances
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Wearable Tech; Offers better described by the sibling category Phones, Tablets & Mobile Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.wearables.fitness_bandsSlim bands and clip trackers sold as a band or tracker, without a watch name (Mi Band, Fitbit Charge, Whoop), sports heart-rate chest straps and armbands.
Boundary
- include
- Slim bands and clip trackers sold as a band or tracker, without a watch name (Mi Band, Fitbit Charge, Whoop), sports heart-rate chest straps and armbands.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Xiaomi Smart Band 9; Fitbit Charge 6; Whoop 4.0
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Smartwatches; Offers better described by the sibling category Smart Glasses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.wearables.smart_glassesCamera and audio glasses, AR and display glasses.
Boundary
- include
- Camera and audio glasses, AR and display glasses.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Ray-Ban Meta glasses; XREAL Air 2 AR glasses
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Smartwatches; Offers better described by the sibling category Fitness Bands
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.wearables.smartwatchesDevices sold as a watch: smartwatches, hybrid and GPS sports watches, kids' smartwatches with calling or GPS.
Boundary
- include
- Devices sold as a watch: smartwatches, hybrid and GPS sports watches, kids' smartwatches with calling or GPS.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Apple Watch Series 10; Samsung Galaxy Watch 7; Garmin Forerunner 265; Kids' 4G smartwatch
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Fitness Bands; Offers better described by the sibling category Smart Glasses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.wearables.trackersItem trackers and tags, personal GPS trackers for people and luggage (pet GPS collars → pet_supplies; vehicle GPS trackers → automotive_vehicles).
Boundary
- include
- Item trackers and tags, personal GPS trackers for people and luggage (pet GPS collars → pet_supplies; vehicle GPS trackers → automotive_vehicles).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Apple AirTag 4-pack; Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2; Tile Mate
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Smartwatches; Offers better described by the sibling category Fitness Bands
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.electronics_appliances.wearables.wearable_accessoriesSmartwatch and band straps, cases and bumpers, screen protectors, charging cables and docks made for a wearable (B02).
Boundary
- include
- Smartwatch and band straps, cases and bumpers, screen protectors, charging cables and docks made for a wearable (B02).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Apple Watch sport band; Galaxy Watch screen protector; Garmin charging cable
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Smartwatches; Offers better described by the sibling category Fitness Bands
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Clothing & Apparelretail_goods.fashion_apparelLevel 218 children
retail_goods.fashion_apparelClothing for all genders and ages, incl. baby clothing (0–24 months), maternity and nursing clothing (size_type=maternity), ethnic and traditional wear, underwear and sleepwear, activewear (clothes sold for sport), swimwear, uniforms and workwear, costumes and cosplay
Boundary
- include
- Clothing for all genders and ages, incl. baby clothing (0–24 months), maternity and nursing clothing (size_type=maternity), ethnic and traditional wear, underwear and sleepwear, activewear (clothes sold for sport), swimwear, uniforms and workwear, costumes and cosplay; Gender is an attribute (gender, with Google Merchant Center values), never a node; age_group is filled on every item; baby and kids have their own L3s; Packs of the same garment go to that garment's node; mixed packs with no main garment stay at this L2; Decide the age first, then the garment: sized in months → baby_clothing; kids' sizes (2T–5T, years, height) or sold as boys/girls/kids → kids_clothing; otherwise the adult garment nodes. Exceptions for all ages: costumes_cosplay and uniforms_workwear.school_uniforms; Mixed size runs: baby_clothing when every size is in months (incl. 0–36M) or the run starts at 0 (0–2Y); runs that start at 2T/2Y or later → kids_clothing; sold as baby/infant/newborn with no size → baby_clothing; Garments with no visible garment type stay at this L2 (G0)
- exclude
- Motorcycle riding apparel and protective gear → automotive_vehicles; Load-bearing gear such as tactical vests, wetsuits, protective gear → sports_fitness_outdoors; Swaddles, bibs, burp cloths, receiving blankets → baby_maternity
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Clothing & Apparel; Clothing & Apparel offers within Physical Goods
- negative
- Motorcycle riding apparel and protective gear; Load-bearing gear such as tactical vests, wetsuits, protective gear; Swaddles, bibs, burp cloths, receiving blankets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Activewearretail_goods.fashion_apparel.activewearLevel 37 children
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.activewearClothing sold for sport or workout: the garment exists only for sport, or the offer states a sport/workout use (gym, yoga, running, training). A sportswear brand or a fabric feature alone (moisture-wicking, quick-dry, athletic fit) is not enough.
Boundary
- include
- Clothing sold for sport or workout: the garment exists only for sport, or the offer states a sport/workout use (gym, yoga, running, training). A sportswear brand or a fabric feature alone (moisture-wicking, quick-dry, athletic fit) is not enough.
- exclude
- Ski and hiking shells → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.outerwear; Swimwear and rash guards → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.swimwear; Wetsuits, life jackets, protective and weighted gear → retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Activewear; Activewear offers within Physical Goods > Clothing & Apparel
- negative
- Ski and hiking shells; Swimwear and rash guards; Wetsuits, life jackets, protective and weighted gear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.activewear.activewear_bottomsYoga pants, gym leggings, running tights, training shorts and skirts.
Boundary
- include
- Yoga pants, gym leggings, running tights, training shorts and skirts.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- NexiEpoch 4 Pack Leggings with Pockets; GAYHAY High Waisted Yoga Pants; Running shorts
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sports Bras; Offers better described by the sibling category Activewear Tops & Jackets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.activewear.activewear_topsTraining tees and tanks, long sleeves, workout hoodies and running jackets.
Boundary
- include
- Training tees and tanks, long sleeves, workout hoodies and running jackets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Dri-FIT training tee; Running tank top; Lululemon Define jacket
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sports Bras; Offers better described by the sibling category Activewear Bottoms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.activewear.cycling_wearCycling jerseys, bib shorts, cycling jackets and tights.
Boundary
- include
- Cycling jerseys, bib shorts, cycling jackets and tights.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Cycling bib shorts; Pro cycling jersey
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sports Bras; Offers better described by the sibling category Activewear Tops & Jackets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.activewear.dance_martial_arts_wearLeotards, dance dresses and skirts, gymnastics wear, martial arts uniforms (gi), boxing shorts.
Boundary
- include
- Leotards, dance dresses and skirts, gymnastics wear, martial arts uniforms (gi), boxing shorts.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Ballet leotard; Karate gi; Muay Thai shorts
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sports Bras; Offers better described by the sibling category Activewear Tops & Jackets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.activewear.jerseys_team_kitsTeam and replica jerseys, kits and team uniforms for sport (club-logo hoodies and tees that are not jerseys → tops; signed memorabilia jerseys → toys_games_collectibles).
Boundary
- include
- Team and replica jerseys, kits and team uniforms for sport (club-logo hoodies and tees that are not jerseys → tops; signed memorabilia jerseys → toys_games_collectibles).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Real Madrid home jersey; NBA swingman jersey; Cricket team jersey
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sports Bras; Offers better described by the sibling category Activewear Tops & Jackets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.activewear.sports_brasSports bras and workout bralettes.
Boundary
- include
- Sports bras and workout bralettes.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Nike Swoosh sports bra; High-impact sports bra
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Activewear Tops & Jackets; Offers better described by the sibling category Activewear Bottoms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.activewear.tracksuits_setsTracksuits and matching workout sets.
Boundary
- include
- Tracksuits and matching workout sets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Conjunto de Fitness Feminino Top + Shorts; Adidas tracksuit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sports Bras; Offers better described by the sibling category Activewear Tops & Jackets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Baby Clothingretail_goods.fashion_apparel.baby_clothingLevel 37 children
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.baby_clothingClothing for babies: sized only in months (Newborn, 0–3M … 24M, incl. month runs up to 36M such as 0–36M sleep sacks) or baby heights (50–92 cm), or sold as baby/infant/newborn with no other size, or a size run that starts at 0 (0–2Y, 0–3Y); covers every garment kind for babies incl. traditional, ceremonial, swim and sport. Sizes 2T/2Y and up, 98 cm and up, or sold as toddler → kids_clothing.
Boundary
- include
- Clothing for babies: sized only in months (Newborn, 0–3M … 24M, incl. month runs up to 36M such as 0–36M sleep sacks) or baby heights (50–92 cm), or sold as baby/infant/newborn with no other size, or a size run that starts at 0 (0–2Y, 0–3Y); covers every garment kind for babies incl. traditional, ceremonial, swim and sport. Sizes 2T/2Y and up, 98 cm and up, or sold as toddler → kids_clothing.
- exclude
- Swaddles, bibs, burp cloths, receiving blankets → retail_goods.baby_maternity; Baby shoes → retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.shoes.kids_shoes; Baby hats and mittens → retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories; Baby costumes and dress-up outfits (Halloween, character, fancy-dress costumes) → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.costumes_cosplay (newborn photo-shoot outfits and props → retail_goods.baby_maternity newborn_photo_props)
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Baby Clothing; Baby Clothing offers within Physical Goods > Clothing & Apparel
- negative
- Swaddles, bibs, burp cloths, receiving blankets; Baby shoes; Baby hats and mittens; Baby costumes and dress-up outfits (Halloween, character, fancy-dress costumes)
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.baby_clothing.baby_basicsBaby socks, tights, crawling knee pads and soft knit sock-booties without a sole (any baby footwear with a sole, strap or non-slip bottom → shoes_bags_luggage.shoes.kids_shoes), baby swimwear and reusable swim diapers, diaper covers and bloomers (potty-training pants → baby_maternity).
Boundary
- include
- Baby socks, tights, crawling knee pads and soft knit sock-booties without a sole (any baby footwear with a sole, strap or non-slip bottom → shoes_bags_luggage.shoes.kids_shoes), baby swimwear and reusable swim diapers, diaper covers and bloomers (potty-training pants → baby_maternity).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Baby socks 6-pack; Baby swim diaper; Ruffle bloomers
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bodysuits & Rompers; Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Tops & Bottoms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.baby_clothing.baby_bodysuitsBodysuits, onesies, rompers and one-piece overalls (footed sleepsuits / footies → baby_sleepwear).
Boundary
- include
- Bodysuits, onesies, rompers and one-piece overalls (footed sleepsuits / footies → baby_sleepwear).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Carter's baby bodysuits 5-pack; Got My Mind on My Mommy Baby Bodysuit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Tops & Bottoms; Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Dresses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.baby_clothing.baby_dressesDresses for babies sized in months.
Boundary
- include
- Dresses for babies sized in months.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Hetiso Baby Girls Ball Gown 6M; Mars Infiniti Baby Girls Casual Dress
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bodysuits & Rompers; Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Tops & Bottoms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.baby_clothing.baby_outerwearBaby jackets, snowsuits, pramsuits.
Boundary
- include
- Baby jackets, snowsuits, pramsuits.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Baby pramsuit; Infant puffer jacket
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bodysuits & Rompers; Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Tops & Bottoms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.baby_clothing.baby_sets_layetteOutfit sets, layette, newborn coming-home sets, and baby traditional or ceremonial outfits (kurta sets, thobe rompers, christening outfits).
Boundary
- include
- Outfit sets, layette, newborn coming-home sets, and baby traditional or ceremonial outfits (kurta sets, thobe rompers, christening outfits).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Newborn coming-home set; Baby boy 3-piece outfit; Baby Boys Pure Cotton Kurta, Waistcoat and Breeches Set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bodysuits & Rompers; Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Tops & Bottoms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.baby_clothing.baby_sleepwearSleepsuits incl. footed sleepsuits (footies), baby pajamas, wearable blankets, sleep sacks and wearable swaddles with arm or leg openings (flat swaddle blankets → baby_maternity).
Boundary
- include
- Sleepsuits incl. footed sleepsuits (footies), baby pajamas, wearable blankets, sleep sacks and wearable swaddles with arm or leg openings (flat swaddle blankets → baby_maternity).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Halo SleepSack; Newborn sleepsuit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bodysuits & Rompers; Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Tops & Bottoms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.baby_clothing.baby_tops_bottomsBaby T-shirts, cardigans, leggings, pants, shorts (one-piece rompers and overalls → baby_bodysuits).
Boundary
- include
- Baby T-shirts, cardigans, leggings, pants, shorts (one-piece rompers and overalls → baby_bodysuits).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Baby knit cardigan; Baby leggings 3-pack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bodysuits & Rompers; Offers better described by the sibling category Baby Dresses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Costumes & Cosplayretail_goods.fashion_apparel.costumes_cosplayLevel 32 children
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.costumes_cosplayDress-up outfits worn for an event or character.
Boundary
- include
- Dress-up outfits worn for an event or character.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Costumes & Cosplay; Costumes & Cosplay offers within Physical Goods > Clothing & Apparel
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Costumes & Cosplay; Offers better described by the sibling category Tops
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.costumes_cosplay.cosplay_characterOutfits of a named character from anime, games, film or comics, or replicas of a real performer's stage outfit.
Boundary
- include
- Outfits of a named character from anime, games, film or comics, or replicas of a real performer's stage outfit.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Genshin Impact Raiden Shogun cosplay; Spider-Man suit; Naruto Akatsuki cloak
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Halloween & Party Costumes; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Cosplay & Character Costumes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.costumes_cosplay.party_costumesGeneric costumes for all ages incl. babies: animals, monsters, professions, historical, party themes, kids' and baby dress-up, and costume accessories (masks, costume wigs, fake teeth, props).
Boundary
- include
- Generic costumes for all ages incl. babies: animals, monsters, professions, historical, party themes, kids' and baby dress-up, and costume accessories (masks, costume wigs, fake teeth, props).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Fun Costumes Toddler Wolf Costume; Krishana Dress Kids Costume Wear; Witch costume
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cosplay & Character Costumes; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Halloween & Party Costumes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.dressesOne-piece garments with a skirt: dresses, gowns, bridal and bridesmaid dresses.
Boundary
- include
- One-piece garments with a skirt: dresses, gowns, bridal and bridesmaid dresses.
- exclude
- Traditional dresses (saree, lehenga, abaya, kimono) → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.traditional_ceremonial
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Maxi dress; Bodycon party dress; Wedding gown; Bridesmaid dress
- negative
- Traditional dresses (saree, lehenga, abaya, kimono); Offers better described by the sibling category Tops
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.jumpsuits_rompersOne-piece garments with legs: jumpsuits, rompers, playsuits, overalls/dungarees (leotards and unitards for dance or gym → activewear).
Boundary
- include
- One-piece garments with legs: jumpsuits, rompers, playsuits, overalls/dungarees (leotards and unitards for dance or gym → activewear).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Wide-leg jumpsuit; Denim overalls; Playsuit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tops; Offers better described by the sibling category Pants
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Kids' Clothingretail_goods.fashion_apparel.kids_clothingLevel 38 children
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.kids_clothingClothing for children 2–14 years, sized 2T–5T, by years (3Y, 4–5Y) or by height (98–164 cm), or sold as boys'/girls'/kids'/toddler; covers every garment kind for kids incl. traditional, dance, martial arts and sport.
Boundary
- include
- Clothing for children 2–14 years, sized 2T–5T, by years (3Y, 4–5Y) or by height (98–164 cm), or sold as boys'/girls'/kids'/toddler; covers every garment kind for kids incl. traditional, dance, martial arts and sport.
- exclude
- Babies sized in months → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.baby_clothing; Costumes and dress-up → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.costumes_cosplay; School uniforms → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.uniforms_workwear.school_uniforms; Teen items in adult sizes → the adult garment node; Kids' shoes → retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.shoes.kids_shoes
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Kids' Clothing; Kids' Clothing offers within Physical Goods > Clothing & Apparel
- negative
- Babies sized in months; Costumes and dress-up; School uniforms; Teen items in adult sizes; Kids' shoes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.kids_clothing.kids_activewear_swimSportswear, team kits, dance leotards, martial-arts uniforms and swimwear for kids.
Boundary
- include
- Sportswear, team kits, dance leotards, martial-arts uniforms and swimwear for kids.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Kids' football kit; Girls' swimsuit; Kids' tracksuit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Kids' Tops; Offers better described by the sibling category Kids' Bottoms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.kids_clothing.kids_bottomsPants, jeans, leggings, shorts and skirts for kids.
Boundary
- include
- Pants, jeans, leggings, shorts and skirts for kids.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Boys' jeans; Girls' leggings 3-pack; Kids' shorts
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Kids' Tops; Offers better described by the sibling category Kids' Dresses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.kids_clothing.kids_dressesKids' Dresses: Dresses and gowns for girls.
Boundary
- include
- Kids' Dresses: Dresses and gowns for girls.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Girls' tutu dress; Flower girl dress; Girls' party gown
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Kids' Tops; Offers better described by the sibling category Kids' Bottoms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.kids_clothing.kids_outerwearJackets, coats, snowsuits, raincoats for kids.
Boundary
- include
- Jackets, coats, snowsuits, raincoats for kids.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Kids' snowsuit; Boys' puffer jacket; Kids' raincoat
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Kids' Tops; Offers better described by the sibling category Kids' Bottoms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.kids_clothing.kids_sets_one_piecesMatching outfit sets, jumpsuits, rompers and overalls for kids.
Boundary
- include
- Matching outfit sets, jumpsuits, rompers and overalls for kids.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Kids' T-shirt and shorts set; Toddler overalls; Girls' jumpsuit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Kids' Tops; Offers better described by the sibling category Kids' Bottoms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.kids_clothing.kids_sleepwear_underwearPajamas, nightgowns, underwear, socks and tights for kids.
Boundary
- include
- Pajamas, nightgowns, underwear, socks and tights for kids.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Kids' cotton pajamas; Boys' boxer briefs 5-pack; Girls' tights
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Kids' Tops; Offers better described by the sibling category Kids' Bottoms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.kids_clothing.kids_topsT-shirts, shirts, sweaters, hoodies for kids.
Boundary
- include
- T-shirts, shirts, sweaters, hoodies for kids.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Boys' graphic T-shirt; Girls' cardigan; Kids' hoodie
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Kids' Bottoms; Offers better described by the sibling category Kids' Dresses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.kids_clothing.kids_traditionalKurta sets, lehengas, abayas, hanbok, kimono and other traditional wear for kids.
Boundary
- include
- Kurta sets, lehengas, abayas, hanbok, kimono and other traditional wear for kids.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Boys' kurta pajama set 5-6Y; Children's hanbok; Girls' lehenga choli
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Kids' Tops; Offers better described by the sibling category Kids' Bottoms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.matching_setsTwo or more different garments sold together as one outfit (top + bottom, blazer + trousers).
Boundary
- include
- Two or more different garments sold together as one outfit (top + bottom, blazer + trousers).
- exclude
- Workout sets → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.activewear; Pajama and lounge sets → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.sleepwear_loungewear; Scrub and uniform sets → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.uniforms_workwear; Traditional sets (kurta sets) → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.traditional_ceremonial; Packs of the same garment (5 T-shirts) → that garment's node
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Two-piece linen set; Knit top and skirt set; Matching blazer and trousers set
- negative
- Workout sets; Pajama and lounge sets; Scrub and uniform sets; Traditional sets (kurta sets); Packs of the same garment (5 T-shirts)
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Outerwearretail_goods.fashion_apparel.outerwearLevel 34 children
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.outerwearGarments worn over other clothes.
Boundary
- include
- Garments worn over other clothes.
- exclude
- Motorcycle riding jackets → retail_goods.automotive_vehicles
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Outerwear; Outerwear offers within Physical Goods > Clothing & Apparel
- negative
- Motorcycle riding jackets; Offers better described by a more specific child of Outerwear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.outerwear.coats_jacketsJackets, coats, puffers, parkas, trench coats, bombers, denim and leather jackets, fleece jackets, hiking shells.
Boundary
- include
- Jackets, coats, puffers, parkas, trench coats, bombers, denim and leather jackets, fleece jackets, hiking shells.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Winter Military Bomber Jacket; HOSHIHIME Sukajan Jacket; Down parka; Trench coat
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Vests & Gilets; Offers better described by the sibling category Rain Wear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.outerwear.rain_wearRaincoats, ponchos, rain pants and rain suits.
Boundary
- include
- Raincoats, ponchos, rain pants and rain suits.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Waterproof poncho; Rain suit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Coats & Jackets; Offers better described by the sibling category Vests & Gilets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.outerwear.snow_ski_wearSki and snowboard jackets, snow pants, bibs and one-piece ski suits.
Boundary
- include
- Ski and snowboard jackets, snow pants, bibs and one-piece ski suits.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Ski jacket; Snow bib pants; One-piece ski suit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Coats & Jackets; Offers better described by the sibling category Vests & Gilets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.outerwear.vests_giletsSleeveless outer layers: puffer vests, fleece and knit gilets, utility vests.
Boundary
- include
- Sleeveless outer layers: puffer vests, fleece and knit gilets, utility vests.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Puffer vest; Fleece gilet
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Coats & Jackets; Offers better described by the sibling category Rain Wear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.pantsFull-length and cropped bottoms: jeans, trousers, chinos, dress pants, cargo pants, casual joggers and track pants, leggings and jeggings (churidars and churidar leggings → traditional_ceremonial.kurtas_salwar).
Boundary
- include
- Full-length and cropped bottoms: jeans, trousers, chinos, dress pants, cargo pants, casual joggers and track pants, leggings and jeggings (churidars and churidar leggings → traditional_ceremonial.kurtas_salwar).
- exclude
- Yoga pants, gym leggings, running tights sold for workout → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.activewear
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Levi's 501 jeans; BRXL Dress Pants Women; Laabha Women Jogger Track Pants; Cotton leggings
- negative
- Yoga pants, gym leggings, running tights sold for workout; Offers better described by the sibling category Tops
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.shortsShorts of any fabric incl. denim and bermuda shorts (swim and training shorts excluded).
Boundary
- include
- Shorts of any fabric incl. denim and bermuda shorts (swim and training shorts excluded).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Denim shorts; Bermuda shorts; Linen shorts
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tops; Offers better described by the sibling category Pants
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.skirtsSkirts of any length and skorts.
Boundary
- include
- Skirts of any length and skorts.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- OHRYIYIE Long Tulle Maxi Skirt; Pleated midi skirt; Tennis skort
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tops; Offers better described by the sibling category Pants
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Sleepwear & Loungewearretail_goods.fashion_apparel.sleepwear_loungewearLevel 34 children
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.sleepwear_loungewearClothes for sleeping and lounging.
Boundary
- include
- Clothes for sleeping and lounging.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sleepwear & Loungewear; Sleepwear & Loungewear offers within Physical Goods > Clothing & Apparel
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Sleepwear & Loungewear; Offers better described by the sibling category Tops
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.sleepwear_loungewear.loungewearLounge sets and pieces sold for home comfort.
Boundary
- include
- Lounge sets and pieces sold for home comfort.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Knit lounge set; Fleece lounge pants
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pajamas; Offers better described by the sibling category Nightgowns & Sleep Shirts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.sleepwear_loungewear.nightgownsNightgowns, nightdresses, sleep shirts.
Boundary
- include
- Nightgowns, nightdresses, sleep shirts.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Cotton nightgown; Oversized sleep shirt
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pajamas; Offers better described by the sibling category Robes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.sleepwear_loungewear.pajamasPajama sets and separates, sold for sleeping (lounge sets not sold as pajamas → loungewear).
Boundary
- include
- Pajama sets and separates, sold for sleeping (lounge sets not sold as pajamas → loungewear).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Satin pajama set; Men's flannel pajamas
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Nightgowns & Sleep Shirts; Offers better described by the sibling category Robes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.sleepwear_loungewear.robesBathrobes, dressing gowns, kimono-style robes.
Boundary
- include
- Bathrobes, dressing gowns, kimono-style robes.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Waffle bathrobe; Satin dressing gown
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pajamas; Offers better described by the sibling category Nightgowns & Sleep Shirts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.suits_tailoringSuits, blazers and sport coats, suit waistcoats, tuxedos.
Boundary
- include
- Suits, blazers and sport coats, suit waistcoats, tuxedos.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Men's two-piece suit; Women's blazer; Tuxedo
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tops; Offers better described by the sibling category Pants
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.swimwearSwimsuits, bikinis, tankinis, burkinis, swim trunks, boardshorts, rash guards, and cover-ups sold for the beach or pool (kimono and kaftan cover-ups incl.).
Boundary
- include
- Swimsuits, bikinis, tankinis, burkinis, swim trunks, boardshorts, rash guards, and cover-ups sold for the beach or pool (kimono and kaftan cover-ups incl.).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- High-waisted bikini set; Speedo Sport Volley Boardshort; UPF 50 rash guard; Burkini
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tops; Offers better described by the sibling category Pants
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.topsUpper-body garments: T-shirts, polos, tank tops, shirts, blouses, tunics, sweaters, cardigans, hoodies, sweatshirts, bodysuits worn as tops (lingerie bodysuits → underwear_socks).
Boundary
- include
- Upper-body garments: T-shirts, polos, tank tops, shirts, blouses, tunics, sweaters, cardigans, hoodies, sweatshirts, bodysuits worn as tops (lingerie bodysuits → underwear_socks).
- exclude
- Sold for sport or workout → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.activewear; Knit vests and gilets → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.outerwear
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Camiseta básica algodão; KETCH Women Hooded Pullover Sweatshirt; Camisa Social Masculina Manga Longa; Cable-knit cardigan
- negative
- Sold for sport or workout; Knit vests and gilets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Traditional & Ceremonial Clothingretail_goods.fashion_apparel.traditional_ceremonialLevel 35 children
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.traditional_ceremonialTraditional, national and modest garments of a culture, and religious ceremonial clothing.
Boundary
- include
- Traditional, national and modest garments of a culture, and religious ceremonial clothing.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Traditional & Ceremonial Clothing; Traditional & Ceremonial Clothing offers within Physical Goods > Clothing & Apparel
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Traditional & Ceremonial Clothing; Offers better described by the sibling category Tops
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.traditional_ceremonial.east_asian_traditionalKimono, yukata, hakama, hanbok, qipao/cheongsam, hanfu, ao dai.
Boundary
- include
- Kimono, yukata, hakama, hanbok, qipao/cheongsam, hanfu, ao dai.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Silk qipao; Women's hanbok; Cotton yukata
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sarees & Lehengas; Offers better described by the sibling category Kurtas, Salwar & Sherwanis
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.traditional_ceremonial.kurtas_salwarKurtas, kurtis, salwar kameez and suit sets, churidars incl. churidar leggings, patiala pants, sherwanis, dhotis.
Boundary
- include
- Kurtas, kurtis, salwar kameez and suit sets, churidars incl. churidar leggings, patiala pants, sherwanis, dhotis.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Anarkali kurta set; Men's sherwani; Cotton kurti
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sarees & Lehengas; Offers better described by the sibling category Modest & Islamic Wear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.traditional_ceremonial.modest_islamicAbayas, gamis/jubah, kaftans, baju kurung/melayu, thobes, prayer sets, maxi dresses sold as modest or muslimah wear.
Boundary
- include
- Abayas, gamis/jubah, kaftans, baju kurung/melayu, thobes, prayer sets, maxi dresses sold as modest or muslimah wear.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- OPENING GAMIS TUNEECA; Black abaya; Baju kurung; Men's thobe
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sarees & Lehengas; Offers better described by the sibling category Kurtas, Salwar & Sherwanis
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.traditional_ceremonial.regional_ceremonialOther national dress (dirndl, lederhosen, kilt, dashiki, barong, kebaya) and religious or ceremonial garments for adults (vestments, baptism robes).
Boundary
- include
- Other national dress (dirndl, lederhosen, kilt, dashiki, barong, kebaya) and religious or ceremonial garments for adults (vestments, baptism robes).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Oktoberfest dirndl; Barong Tagalog; Kebaya; Adult baptism robe
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sarees & Lehengas; Offers better described by the sibling category Kurtas, Salwar & Sherwanis
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.traditional_ceremonial.sarees_lehengasSarees, blouse pieces, lehenga cholis, ghagras, half-saree sets.
Boundary
- include
- Sarees, blouse pieces, lehenga cholis, ghagras, half-saree sets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- CLAI WORLD Silk Blend Embroidered Handloom Saree; Bridal lehenga choli
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Kurtas, Salwar & Sherwanis; Offers better described by the sibling category Modest & Islamic Wear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Underwear & Socksretail_goods.fashion_apparel.underwear_socksLevel 34 children
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.underwear_socksGarments worn under clothes and on the feet.
Boundary
- include
- Garments worn under clothes and on the feet.
- exclude
- Sports bras → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.activewear.sports_bras
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Underwear & Socks; Underwear & Socks offers within Physical Goods > Clothing & Apparel
- negative
- Sports bras; Offers better described by a more specific child of Underwear & Socks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.underwear_socks.bras_lingerieBras, bralettes, nursing bras, lingerie sets, bodysuits and babydolls.
Boundary
- include
- Bras, bralettes, nursing bras, lingerie sets, bodysuits and babydolls.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Push-up bra; Wireless bralette; Lace lingerie set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Underwear; Offers better described by the sibling category Shapewear, Thermals & Undershirts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.underwear_socks.shapewear_thermalsShapewear, slips, long johns and thermal or merino base layers (also when sold for skiing or hunting), undershirts.
Boundary
- include
- Shapewear, slips, long johns and thermal or merino base layers (also when sold for skiing or hunting), undershirts.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- romision Thermal Underwear Long Johns Set; Tummy-control shapewear; Cotton undershirt
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bras & Lingerie; Offers better described by the sibling category Underwear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.underwear_socks.socks_hosierySocks, tights, stockings, leg warmers, sports compression socks (medical compression with an mmHg rating → health_wellness_products; compression sleeves → sports_fitness_outdoors).
Boundary
- include
- Socks, tights, stockings, leg warmers, sports compression socks (medical compression with an mmHg rating → health_wellness_products; compression sleeves → sports_fitness_outdoors).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Kit 3 Meias Invisível; Calcetines 12 modelos; Sheer tights
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bras & Lingerie; Offers better described by the sibling category Underwear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.underwear_socks.underwearBriefs, boxers, trunks, panties, thongs.
Boundary
- include
- Briefs, boxers, trunks, panties, thongs.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Kit com 6 Cuecas Mash Slip; Men's boxer briefs 5-pack; Cotton panties
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bras & Lingerie; Offers better described by the sibling category Shapewear, Thermals & Undershirts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Uniforms & Workwearretail_goods.fashion_apparel.uniforms_workwearLevel 33 children
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.uniforms_workwearClothing worn for a job or school.
Boundary
- include
- Clothing worn for a job or school.
- exclude
- Sports team uniforms and fan jerseys → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.activewear.jerseys_team_kits; Safety footwear → retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Uniforms & Workwear; Uniforms & Workwear offers within Physical Goods > Clothing & Apparel
- negative
- Sports team uniforms and fan jerseys; Safety footwear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.uniforms_workwear.medical_scrubsScrubs, scrub caps, lab coats, nursing uniforms (disposable isolation gowns → health_wellness_products).
Boundary
- include
- Scrubs, scrub caps, lab coats, nursing uniforms (disposable isolation gowns → health_wellness_products).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- FIGS scrub set; Camiseta enfermagem; White lab coat
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Work & Service Uniforms; Offers better described by the sibling category School Uniforms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.uniforms_workwear.school_uniformsSchool uniform shirts, skirts, trousers, blazers and sets.
Boundary
- include
- School uniform shirts, skirts, trousers, blazers and sets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- School uniform polo; Pleated school skirt
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Medical Scrubs & Lab Coats; Offers better described by the sibling category Work & Service Uniforms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.fashion_apparel.uniforms_workwear.work_uniformsChef and hospitality wear, coveralls, bib overalls sold as workwear, hi-vis vests and jackets, security and corporate uniforms (helmets, respirators, safety gloves → tools_home_improvement_industrial).
Boundary
- include
- Chef and hospitality wear, coveralls, bib overalls sold as workwear, hi-vis vests and jackets, security and corporate uniforms (helmets, respirators, safety gloves → tools_home_improvement_industrial).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Chef jacket; Hi-vis work jacket; Mechanic coveralls
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Medical Scrubs & Lab Coats; Offers better described by the sibling category School Uniforms
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Food, Grocery & Drinksretail_goods.food_grocery_gourmetLevel 28 children
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmetSnacks, staples and cooking oil, fresh produce, coffee and tea, beverages, alcohol, functional foods and drinks sold with a nutrition-facts label, meal kits and prepared-meal subscriptions, grocery and quick-commerce delivery
Boundary
- include
- Snacks, staples and cooking oil, fresh produce, coffee and tea, beverages, alcohol, functional foods and drinks sold with a nutrition-facts label, meal kits and prepared-meal subscriptions, grocery and quick-commerce delivery; Grocery and quick-commerce platform offers and memberships with no specific product (Instacart+, Blinkit, BigBasket, Swiggy Instamart) stay at this L2 (G0; entity rule)
- exclude
- Products in supplement form (capsules, tablets, gummies, powders sold as supplements) and products sold for weight loss → health_wellness_products; teas, malted drinks, nutrition shakes and bars stay here even with wellness claims; Delivery of freshly prepared restaurant food → food_delivery_takeaway; Baby food and infant formula → retail_goods.baby_maternity.feeding_nursing.baby_food_formula; Pet food → retail_goods.pet_supplies
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Food, Grocery & Drinks; Food, Grocery & Drinks offers within Physical Goods
- negative
- Products in supplement form (capsules, tablets, gummies, powders sold as supplements) and products sold for weight loss; Delivery of freshly prepared restaurant food; Baby food and infant formula; Pet food
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Alcoholretail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.alcoholLevel 34 children
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.alcoholAlcoholic drinks (tag restricted=alcohol); alcohol whose type is not stated stays at this L3.
Boundary
- include
- Alcoholic drinks (tag restricted=alcohol); alcohol whose type is not stated stays at this L3.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Alcohol; Alcohol offers within Physical Goods > Food, Grocery & Drinks
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Alcohol; Offers better described by the sibling category Snacks & Sweets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.alcohol.beer_ciderBeer, craft beer, cider and perry.
Boundary
- include
- Beer, craft beer, cider and perry.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Kingfisher 6-pack; Strongbow cider
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Wine & Sake; Offers better described by the sibling category Spirits & Liqueurs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.alcohol.rtd_cocktailsCanned and bottled cocktails, hard seltzers, alcopops, cocktail kits with alcohol.
Boundary
- include
- Canned and bottled cocktails, hard seltzers, alcopops, cocktail kits with alcohol.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- White Claw variety pack; Bacardi Breezer; Canned margarita 4-pack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Wine & Sake; Offers better described by the sibling category Beer & Cider
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.alcohol.spirits_liqueursWhisky, vodka, rum, gin, tequila, brandy, baijiu, soju, shochu, arrack, liqueurs.
Boundary
- include
- Whisky, vodka, rum, gin, tequila, brandy, baijiu, soju, shochu, arrack, liqueurs.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Johnnie Walker Black Label; Moutai baijiu; Jinro soju
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Wine & Sake; Offers better described by the sibling category Beer & Cider
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.alcohol.wine_sakeRed, white, rosé and sparkling wine, fortified wine, sake, makgeolli, mead.
Boundary
- include
- Red, white, rosé and sparkling wine, fortified wine, sake, makgeolli, mead.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Sula Shiraz; Prosecco 750 ml; Dassai sake
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Beer & Cider; Offers better described by the sibling category Spirits & Liqueurs
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Beveragesretail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.beveragesLevel 35 children
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.beveragesNon-alcoholic drinks (alcohol → alcohol).
Boundary
- include
- Non-alcoholic drinks (alcohol → alcohol).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Beverages; Beverages offers within Physical Goods > Food, Grocery & Drinks
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Beverages; Offers better described by the sibling category Snacks & Sweets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.beverages.coffeeCoffee beans, ground and instant coffee, coffee pods and capsules, ready-to-drink coffee.
Boundary
- include
- Coffee beans, ground and instant coffee, coffee pods and capsules, ready-to-drink coffee.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Nescafé Classic 200 g; Lavazza beans 1 kg; Nespresso capsules
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tea; Offers better described by the sibling category Milk & Plant Milk
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.beverages.health_nutrition_drinksMalted and chocolate drink powders (Horlicks, Bournvita, Milo, hot chocolate), nutrition shakes and powders in food format, ready-to-drink protein shakes (supplement-form powders → health_wellness_products).
Boundary
- include
- Malted and chocolate drink powders (Horlicks, Bournvita, Milo, hot chocolate), nutrition shakes and powders in food format, ready-to-drink protein shakes (supplement-form powders → health_wellness_products).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Horlicks 500 g; Bournvita refill; Ensure vanilla; Hot chocolate mix
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Coffee; Offers better described by the sibling category Tea
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.beverages.milkMilk for drinking: fresh, UHT and flavoured milk, milkshakes, milk powder and dairy whitener, buttermilk and lassi, plant milks (oat, soy, almond), coffee creamers (condensed and evaporated milk → cooking_essentials.flour_sugar_baking).
Boundary
- include
- Milk for drinking: fresh, UHT and flavoured milk, milkshakes, milk powder and dairy whitener, buttermilk and lassi, plant milks (oat, soy, almond), coffee creamers (condensed and evaporated milk → cooking_essentials.flour_sugar_baking).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Amul Taaza milk 1 L; Oat milk 1 L; Milk powder 1 kg; Amul kool flavoured milk
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Coffee; Offers better described by the sibling category Tea
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.beverages.soft_drinks_water_juiceSodas and colas (Coke, Pepsi, Sprite), juices, fruit-drink powders (Tang), bottled and sparkling water, energy and sports drinks, syrups and squashes, cocktail mixers, non-alcoholic beer and wine.
Boundary
- include
- Sodas and colas (Coke, Pepsi, Sprite), juices, fruit-drink powders (Tang), bottled and sparkling water, energy and sports drinks, syrups and squashes, cocktail mixers, non-alcoholic beer and wine.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Coca-Cola 12-pack; Red Bull 4-pack; Real fruit juice 1 L; Bisleri 1 L
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Coffee; Offers better described by the sibling category Tea
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.beverages.teaBlack, green, herbal and tulsi teas incl. canned herbal tea drinks (Wang Lao Ji), chai premixes, matcha, iced-tea mixes, even with wellness claims.
Boundary
- include
- Black, green, herbal and tulsi teas incl. canned herbal tea drinks (Wang Lao Ji), chai premixes, matcha, iced-tea mixes, even with wellness claims.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Tata Tea Gold 1 kg; Organic India tulsi green tea; Matcha powder
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Coffee; Offers better described by the sibling category Milk & Plant Milk
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Cooking Essentialsretail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.cooking_essentialsLevel 35 children
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.cooking_essentialsStaples and ingredients for cooking from scratch.
Boundary
- include
- Staples and ingredients for cooking from scratch.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Cooking Essentials; Cooking Essentials offers within Physical Goods > Food, Grocery & Drinks
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Cooking Essentials; Offers better described by the sibling category Snacks & Sweets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.cooking_essentials.flour_sugar_bakingAtta, maida, besan and all flours, sugar, jaggery and sweeteners, baking powder and yeast, cocoa, cake mixes, chocolate chips, citric acid, edible gums (gond katira), agar, condensed and evaporated milk, food colours, essences.
Boundary
- include
- Atta, maida, besan and all flours, sugar, jaggery and sweeteners, baking powder and yeast, cocoa, cake mixes, chocolate chips, citric acid, edible gums (gond katira), agar, condensed and evaporated milk, food colours, essences.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Aashirvaad atta 10 kg; Sugar 5 kg; Cake premix; Nestlé Milkmaid condensed milk
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Rice, Grains & Pulses; Offers better described by the sibling category Cooking Oils & Ghee
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.cooking_essentials.oils_gheeCooking oils, olive oil, ghee, vanaspati, cooking sprays (butter → produce_meat_dairy_bakery.dairy_cheese).
Boundary
- include
- Cooking oils, olive oil, ghee, vanaspati, cooking sprays (butter → produce_meat_dairy_bakery.dairy_cheese).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Fortune sunflower oil 5 L; Extra virgin olive oil; Amul ghee 1 L
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Rice, Grains & Pulses; Offers better described by the sibling category Flour, Sugar & Baking
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.cooking_essentials.rice_grains_pulsesRice, dal and pulses, dried and canned beans, millets, quinoa, poha, sooji.
Boundary
- include
- Rice, dal and pulses, dried and canned beans, millets, quinoa, poha, sooji.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Basmati rice 5 kg; Toor dal 1 kg; Canned chickpeas
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Flour, Sugar & Baking; Offers better described by the sibling category Cooking Oils & Ghee
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.cooking_essentials.sauces_condimentsKetchup, sauces, cooking pastes, coconut milk and cream for cooking (coconut milk sold as a drink → beverages.milk), pickles and chutneys, mayonnaise, dressings, dips and hummus, vinegar.
Boundary
- include
- Ketchup, sauces, cooking pastes, coconut milk and cream for cooking (coconut milk sold as a drink → beverages.milk), pickles and chutneys, mayonnaise, dressings, dips and hummus, vinegar.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Kissan ketchup; Mother's pickle; Thai curry paste; Hellmann's mayonnaise
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Rice, Grains & Pulses; Offers better described by the sibling category Flour, Sugar & Baking
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.cooking_essentials.spices_seasoningsWhole and ground spices, masalas and spice mixes, salt, dried herbs, stock cubes and broth, seasoning mixes.
Boundary
- include
- Whole and ground spices, masalas and spice mixes, salt, dried herbs, stock cubes and broth, seasoning mixes.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- MDH garam masala; Tata salt 1 kg; Chicken stock cubes
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Rice, Grains & Pulses; Offers better described by the sibling category Flour, Sugar & Baking
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.gift_hampersGift baskets and hampers of mixed food and drink, festive dry-fruit and sweet hampers (single-type gift boxes → that type's node).
Boundary
- include
- Gift baskets and hampers of mixed food and drink, festive dry-fruit and sweet hampers (single-type gift boxes → that type's node).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Diwali dry fruit hamper; Gourmet gift basket; Christmas food hamper
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Snacks & Sweets; Offers better described by the sibling category Cooking Essentials
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.meal_kitsWeekly boxes of portioned ingredients with recipes to cook at home (HelloFresh), and chilled prepared meals to reheat (Factor), incl. weight-loss meal plans delivered as food (Nutrisystem). Hot food delivered ready to eat, incl. tiffin services → local_lifestyle_services.food_delivery_takeaway.
Boundary
- include
- Weekly boxes of portioned ingredients with recipes to cook at home (HelloFresh), and chilled prepared meals to reheat (Factor), incl. weight-loss meal plans delivered as food (Nutrisystem). Hot food delivered ready to eat, incl. tiffin services → local_lifestyle_services.food_delivery_takeaway.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- HelloFresh 3 meals/week; Factor prepared meals 10/week
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Snacks & Sweets; Offers better described by the sibling category Cooking Essentials
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Noodles, Ready Meals & Breakfastretail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.packaged_foodsLevel 33 children
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.packaged_foodsPackaged foods eaten as a meal or breakfast.
Boundary
- include
- Packaged foods eaten as a meal or breakfast.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Noodles, Ready Meals & Breakfast; Noodles, Ready Meals & Breakfast offers within Physical Goods > Food, Grocery & Drinks
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Noodles, Ready Meals & Breakfast; Offers better described by the sibling category Snacks & Sweets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.packaged_foods.breakfast_spreadsBreakfast cereals, oats and muesli, honey, maple and pancake syrups, jams, nut butters, chocolate spreads.
Boundary
- include
- Breakfast cereals, oats and muesli, honey, maple and pancake syrups, jams, nut butters, chocolate spreads.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Kellogg's corn flakes; Quaker oats 1 kg; Nutella 750 g; Peanut butter
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Noodles & Pasta; Offers better described by the sibling category Ready Meals & Instant Soups
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.packaged_foods.noodles_pastaAll noodles and pasta: instant and cup noodles (方便面, ramen packs), dry and fresh pasta, vermicelli, rice and egg noodles.
Boundary
- include
- All noodles and pasta: instant and cup noodles (方便面, ramen packs), dry and fresh pasta, vermicelli, rice and egg noodles.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Maggi 12-pack; Indomie Mi Goreng 5-pack; Nissin cup noodles; Barilla spaghetti; Hakka noodles
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Ready Meals & Instant Soups; Offers better described by the sibling category Breakfast Cereals & Spreads
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.packaged_foods.ready_mealsReady-to-eat and ready-to-cook meals and sides of any storage: RTE and RTC packs, baked beans, instant soups, frozen meals, frozen fries, nuggets, samosas and parathas.
Boundary
- include
- Ready-to-eat and ready-to-cook meals and sides of any storage: RTE and RTC packs, baked beans, instant soups, frozen meals, frozen fries, nuggets, samosas and parathas.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- MTR ready-to-eat dal makhani; Knorr instant soup; McCain fries; Frozen parathas
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Noodles & Pasta; Offers better described by the sibling category Breakfast Cereals & Spreads
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Produce, Meat, Dairy & Bakeryretail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.produce_meat_dairy_bakeryLevel 34 children
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.produce_meat_dairy_bakeryGrouped by product type whatever the storage (fresh, chilled, frozen or canned).
Boundary
- include
- Grouped by product type whatever the storage (fresh, chilled, frozen or canned).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Produce, Meat, Dairy & Bakery; Produce, Meat, Dairy & Bakery offers within Physical Goods > Food, Grocery & Drinks
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Produce, Meat, Dairy & Bakery; Offers better described by the sibling category Snacks & Sweets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.produce_meat_dairy_bakery.bakeryBread, buns, pav, bagels, cakes, muffins and pastries, fresh or packaged (made-to-order cakes delivered by a bakery or cake shop → local_lifestyle_services.food_delivery_takeaway.restaurant_chain_orders).
Boundary
- include
- Bread, buns, pav, bagels, cakes, muffins and pastries, fresh or packaged (made-to-order cakes delivered by a bakery or cake shop → local_lifestyle_services.food_delivery_takeaway.restaurant_chain_orders).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Whole-wheat bread; Pav 6 pcs; Packaged muffins; Croissants
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Fruits & Vegetables; Offers better described by the sibling category Meat, Seafood, Eggs & Tofu
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.produce_meat_dairy_bakery.dairy_cheeseCheese, curd and yogurt, butter, margarine and plant-based spreads, paneer, cream (milk → beverages.milk; ghee → cooking_essentials.oils_ghee).
Boundary
- include
- Cheese, curd and yogurt, butter, margarine and plant-based spreads, paneer, cream (milk → beverages.milk; ghee → cooking_essentials.oils_ghee).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Amul butter 500 g; Greek yogurt; Paneer 200 g; Mozzarella
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Fruits & Vegetables; Offers better described by the sibling category Meat, Seafood, Eggs & Tofu
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.produce_meat_dairy_bakery.fruits_vegetablesFresh, frozen and canned fruit and vegetables, fruit and vegetable powders, fruit pulp and purées, herbs, fresh-cut packs, fruit boxes.
Boundary
- include
- Fresh, frozen and canned fruit and vegetables, fruit and vegetable powders, fruit pulp and purées, herbs, fresh-cut packs, fruit boxes.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Alphonso mangoes 1 dozen; Organic spinach; Frozen green peas
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Meat, Seafood, Eggs & Tofu; Offers better described by the sibling category Cheese, Yogurt & Butter
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.produce_meat_dairy_bakery.meat_seafood_eggsRaw or marinated meat, poultry, fish and seafood of any storage incl. canned and dried seafood, sausages, ham, bacon, meatballs, luncheon meat, eggs, tofu and plant-based meat (breaded, coated or cooked items such as nuggets and katsu, and cooked meals → packaged_foods.ready_meals).
Boundary
- include
- Raw or marinated meat, poultry, fish and seafood of any storage incl. canned and dried seafood, sausages, ham, bacon, meatballs, luncheon meat, eggs, tofu and plant-based meat (breaded, coated or cooked items such as nuggets and katsu, and cooked meals → packaged_foods.ready_meals).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Chicken breast 500 g; Canned tuna; Farm eggs 30; Tofu 400 g
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Fruits & Vegetables; Offers better described by the sibling category Cheese, Yogurt & Butter
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Snacks & Sweetsretail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.snacks_sweetsLevel 36 children
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.snacks_sweetsPackaged snacks, biscuits, sweets, bars and ice cream.
Boundary
- include
- Packaged snacks, biscuits, sweets, bars and ice cream.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Snacks & Sweets; Snacks & Sweets offers within Physical Goods > Food, Grocery & Drinks
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Snacks & Sweets; Offers better described by the sibling category Cooking Essentials
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.snacks_sweets.biscuits_cookiesBiscuits, cookies, wheat crackers, cream wafers and rusks (rice and prawn crackers → savory_snacks; cakes, muffins and bread → produce_meat_dairy_bakery.bakery).
Boundary
- include
- Biscuits, cookies, wheat crackers, cream wafers and rusks (rice and prawn crackers → savory_snacks; cakes, muffins and bread → produce_meat_dairy_bakery.bakery).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Parle-G 800 g; Oreo family pack; Cream crackers; Toast rusk
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Chips & Savoury Snacks; Offers better described by the sibling category Chocolate, Candy & Indian Sweets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.snacks_sweets.ice_cream_dessertsIce cream, kulfi, frozen yogurt, popsicles, frozen desserts, jelly and pudding cups, dessert mixes ready to set, dessert and bubble-tea toppings (popping boba).
Boundary
- include
- Ice cream, kulfi, frozen yogurt, popsicles, frozen desserts, jelly and pudding cups, dessert mixes ready to set, dessert and bubble-tea toppings (popping boba).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Amul ice cream tub 1 L; Kulfi 6-pack; Magnum 4-pack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Chips & Savoury Snacks; Offers better described by the sibling category Biscuits, Cookies & Crackers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.snacks_sweets.nuts_dried_fruitPlain or roasted nuts, dry fruits, seeds, trail mix, dates, plain makhana.
Boundary
- include
- Plain or roasted nuts, dry fruits, seeds, trail mix, dates, plain makhana.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- California almonds 1 kg; Medjool dates; Chia seeds
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Chips & Savoury Snacks; Offers better described by the sibling category Biscuits, Cookies & Crackers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.snacks_sweets.savory_snacksChips and crisps, namkeen and bhujia, flavoured makhana, papad, popcorn, puffs, pretzels, rice cakes and rice crackers (senbei), prawn crackers, seaweed snacks, jerky.
Boundary
- include
- Chips and crisps, namkeen and bhujia, flavoured makhana, papad, popcorn, puffs, pretzels, rice cakes and rice crackers (senbei), prawn crackers, seaweed snacks, jerky.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Lay's classic chips; Haldiram's aloo bhujia; Peri-peri makhana; Lijjat papad
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Biscuits, Cookies & Crackers; Offers better described by the sibling category Chocolate, Candy & Indian Sweets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.snacks_sweets.snack_barsProtein, granola, cereal and energy bars (bars sold for weight loss → health_wellness_products).
Boundary
- include
- Protein, granola, cereal and energy bars (bars sold for weight loss → health_wellness_products).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- RiteBite protein bar 6-pack; Nature Valley granola bars
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Chips & Savoury Snacks; Offers better described by the sibling category Biscuits, Cookies & Crackers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.food_grocery_gourmet.snacks_sweets.sweets_confectioneryChocolate, candy, gummies, gum, mints, mouth fresheners and digestive candies (mukhwas, aam pachak), candied fruit, Indian sweets and mithai, festive sweet boxes.
Boundary
- include
- Chocolate, candy, gummies, gum, mints, mouth fresheners and digestive candies (mukhwas, aam pachak), candied fruit, Indian sweets and mithai, festive sweet boxes.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Cadbury Dairy Milk Silk; Haribo gummies; Kaju katli 500 g; Mukhwas 200 g
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Chips & Savoury Snacks; Offers better described by the sibling category Biscuits, Cookies & Crackers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Gift Cards & Prepaid Cardsretail_goods.gift_cards_prepaidLevel 24 children
retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaidAll stored-value cards, gift cards and redemption codes (physical or digital): marketplace cards, app store cards, gaming platform stored-value cards (Steam/PSN/Xbox/eShop), streaming/music cards, airline/hotel/Airbnb cards, restaurant gift cards, stored-value fuel gift cards, open-loop Visa/Mastercard prepaid gift cards; secondary per B14 (e.g. Steam card → game_currency_subscriptions, Netflix card → streaming_video)
Boundary
- include
- All stored-value cards, gift cards and redemption codes (physical or digital): marketplace cards, app store cards, gaming platform stored-value cards (Steam/PSN/Xbox/eShop), streaming/music cards, airline/hotel/Airbnb cards, restaurant gift cards, stored-value fuel gift cards, open-loop Visa/Mastercard prepaid gift cards; secondary per B14 (e.g. Steam card → game_currency_subscriptions, Netflix card → streaming_video)
- exclude
- What is not a gift card is listed in G9: general payment-wallet top-up codes (Paysafecard) → ewallet_payments; reloadable prepaid debit → banking_accounts; transit cards, fuel loyalty and fleet cards → mobility_auto_services; airtime PINs → telecom_utilities; discounted restaurant cash vouchers → restaurant_dining_reservations; named service-package vouchers → that service's L2; perpetual activation keys → the product's L2
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Gift Cards & Prepaid Cards; Gift Cards & Prepaid Cards offers within Physical Goods
- negative
- What is not a gift card is listed in G9: general payment-wallet top-up codes (Paysafecard); Offers better described by a more specific child of Gift Cards & Prepaid Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid.digital_entertainment_cardsApp store, gaming platform, streaming, music and software-subscription cards and membership-period codes (Microsoft 365 15-month card, Norton 1-year code; secondary per B14).
Boundary
- include
- App store, gaming platform, streaming, music and software-subscription cards and membership-period codes (Microsoft 365 15-month card, Norton 1-year code; secondary per B14).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Google Play card; Steam wallet code; PSN card; Netflix gift card; Xbox Game Pass 3 months
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Shopping & Retail Cards; Offers better described by the sibling category Travel, Dining & Mobility Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid.open_loop_multibrandOpen-loop Visa and Mastercard prepaid gift cards, multi-brand choice cards redeemable at many brands.
Boundary
- include
- Open-loop Visa and Mastercard prepaid gift cards, multi-brand choice cards redeemable at many brands.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Visa prepaid gift card $50; Prezzee Smart card; Xoxoday multi-brand voucher
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Shopping & Retail Cards; Offers better described by the sibling category Gaming, Streaming & Digital Content Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid.shopping_cardsGift cards for marketplaces, department stores, fashion, beauty and other retail brands (a voucher for one named service package, such as a spa-day package → that service's L2; multi-choice experience vouchers where the buyer picks from many experiences → attractions_tours, B07).
Boundary
- include
- Gift cards for marketplaces, department stores, fashion, beauty and other retail brands (a voucher for one named service package, such as a spa-day package → that service's L2; multi-choice experience vouchers where the buyer picks from many experiences → attractions_tours, B07).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Amazon Pay gift card; Flipkart gift card; Sephora gift card
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Gaming, Streaming & Digital Content Cards; Offers better described by the sibling category Travel, Dining & Mobility Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.gift_cards_prepaid.travel_dining_cardsAirline, hotel, Airbnb, restaurant, food-delivery, ride-hailing and stored-value fuel gift cards (fuel loyalty and fleet cards → local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services).
Boundary
- include
- Airline, hotel, Airbnb, restaurant, food-delivery, ride-hailing and stored-value fuel gift cards (fuel loyalty and fleet cards → local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Airbnb gift card; Starbucks card; Uber gift card; Shell gift card
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Shopping & Retail Cards; Offers better described by the sibling category Gaming, Streaming & Digital Content Cards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Health & Wellness Productsretail_goods.health_wellness_productsLevel 27 children
retail_goods.health_wellness_productsDietary supplements and sports nutrition (supplement-labeled or with health/performance claims), OTC/prescription drugs, medical masks and exam-grade disposable gloves, health monitoring and therapy devices (blood pressure monitors, sleep/heart-rate rings, massage guns, TENS), massage and physiotherapy supplies, contact lenses (including non-prescription colored lenses) and prescription glasses, mobility and rehab aids, sexual wellness
Boundary
- include
- Dietary supplements and sports nutrition (supplement-labeled or with health/performance claims), OTC/prescription drugs, medical masks and exam-grade disposable gloves, health monitoring and therapy devices (blood pressure monitors, sleep/heart-rate rings, massage guns, TENS), massage and physiotherapy supplies, contact lenses (including non-prescription colored lenses) and prescription glasses, mobility and rehab aids, sexual wellness; Prescription drugs or devices shipped directly without a consultation (tag restricted=rx_drug); CBD in wellness form (gummies, capsules; tag restricted=cannabis_cbd); Medication, devices and kits shipped on a schedule even when an online consultation is included (Hims/Hers subscriptions, SmileDirectClub aligner kits), secondary health_medical_services (G5); Supplement vs medicine: sold for general wellness → supplements_nutrition; sold to treat a named condition with a dosage → medicines; Supplement vs food: decided by format, not by claims (see supplements_nutrition)
- exclude
- A consultation or treatment visit as the paid unit (telehealth visit, clinic or lab appointment) → health_medical_services; at-home test kits, even with result interpretation, stay here (G1, G5); Foods and drinks in a normal food format (teas, malted drinks, nutrition shakes, protein bars), even with wellness claims → food_grocery_gourmet; weight-loss supplements stay here; weight-loss meal plans delivered as food (Nutrisystem, Jenny Craig) → food_grocery_gourmet (meal_kits); Breast pumps, baby vital-sign monitors → baby_maternity
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Health & Wellness Products; Health & Wellness Products offers within Physical Goods
- negative
- A consultation or treatment visit as the paid unit (telehealth visit, clinic or lab appointment); Foods and drinks in a normal food format (teas, malted drinks, nutrition shakes, protein bars), even with wellness claims; Breast pumps, baby vital-sign monitors
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
First Aid & Medical Suppliesretail_goods.health_wellness_products.first_aid_suppliesLevel 34 children
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.first_aid_suppliesFirst aid and clinical consumables (B06).
Boundary
- include
- First aid and clinical consumables (B06).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about First Aid & Medical Supplies; First Aid & Medical Supplies offers within Physical Goods > Health & Wellness Products
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of First Aid & Medical Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Vitamins, Supplements & Sports Nutrition
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.first_aid_supplies.first_aid_wound_careFirst aid kits, bandages and plasters, gauze, antiseptic liquids, burn gels, blister care.
Boundary
- include
- First aid kits, bandages and plasters, gauze, antiseptic liquids, burn gels, blister care.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- First aid kit 100 pcs; Band-Aid assorted; Dettol antiseptic liquid
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Medical Masks & Gloves; Offers better described by the sibling category Home Test Kits
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.first_aid_supplies.home_test_kitsPregnancy and ovulation tests, COVID and flu tests, at-home lab test kits incl. result interpretation (G1, G5).
Boundary
- include
- Pregnancy and ovulation tests, COVID and flu tests, at-home lab test kits incl. result interpretation (G1, G5).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Clearblue pregnancy test; COVID antigen test; Everlywell food sensitivity kit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category First Aid & Wound Care; Offers better described by the sibling category Medical Masks & Gloves
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.first_aid_supplies.medical_consumablesAdult diapers and incontinence pads, syringes and needles, catheters, ostomy supplies, pill boxes, medical tapes, clinical and dental instruments and supplies (surgical scissors, forceps, dental applicators, denture materials).
Boundary
- include
- Adult diapers and incontinence pads, syringes and needles, catheters, ostomy supplies, pill boxes, medical tapes, clinical and dental instruments and supplies (surgical scissors, forceps, dental applicators, denture materials).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Adult diapers M 10; Insulin syringes; Weekly pill organiser
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category First Aid & Wound Care; Offers better described by the sibling category Medical Masks & Gloves
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.first_aid_supplies.medical_masks_glovesSurgical and medical masks, medical N95, exam-grade gloves (B06).
Boundary
- include
- Surgical and medical masks, medical N95, exam-grade gloves (B06).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 3-ply surgical masks 50; Nitrile exam gloves 100
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category First Aid & Wound Care; Offers better described by the sibling category Home Test Kits
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Health Monitors & Therapy Devicesretail_goods.health_wellness_products.health_devicesLevel 33 children
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.health_devicesDevices that measure or treat the body (B04; fitness bands and smartwatches → electronics_appliances).
Boundary
- include
- Devices that measure or treat the body (B04; fitness bands and smartwatches → electronics_appliances).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Health Monitors & Therapy Devices; Health Monitors & Therapy Devices offers within Physical Goods > Health & Wellness Products
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Health Monitors & Therapy Devices; Offers better described by the sibling category Vitamins, Supplements & Sports Nutrition
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.health_devices.health_monitorsBlood pressure monitors, glucose meters, strips and lancets, thermometers, pulse oximeters, stethoscopes, body-composition and smart scales, sleep and heart-rate rings, ECG devices.
Boundary
- include
- Blood pressure monitors, glucose meters, strips and lancets, thermometers, pulse oximeters, stethoscopes, body-composition and smart scales, sleep and heart-rate rings, ECG devices.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Omron BP monitor; Accu-Chek glucometer; Pulse oximeter; Oura ring
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Respiratory Care; Offers better described by the sibling category Massage & Pain-Relief Devices
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.health_devices.massage_therapyMassage guns, body and foot massagers, massage chairs, TENS units, heating pads and hot-water bags, hot and cold packs incl. gel eye masks, SAD light-therapy lamps (wake-up lights → home_decor_kitchen_garden.lighting).
Boundary
- include
- Massage guns, body and foot massagers, massage chairs, TENS units, heating pads and hot-water bags, hot and cold packs incl. gel eye masks, SAD light-therapy lamps (wake-up lights → home_decor_kitchen_garden.lighting).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Theragun massage gun; Shiatsu neck massager; TENS unit; Electric heating pad
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Health Monitors; Offers better described by the sibling category Respiratory Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.health_devices.respiratory_careNebulisers, oxygen concentrators and cans, CPAP machines and masks, inhaler spacers, steam inhalers, anti-snoring devices (mouthpieces, chin straps, nasal dilators and strips).
Boundary
- include
- Nebulisers, oxygen concentrators and cans, CPAP machines and masks, inhaler spacers, steam inhalers, anti-snoring devices (mouthpieces, chin straps, nasal dilators and strips).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Compressor nebuliser; 5 L oxygen concentrator; Steam vaporiser
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Health Monitors; Offers better described by the sibling category Massage & Pain-Relief Devices
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Medicines & Treatmentsretail_goods.health_wellness_products.medicinesLevel 35 children
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.medicinesOTC and prescription medicines and drug-regulated topicals (tag restricted=rx_drug for prescription items); OTC medicines with no L4, such as nicotine-replacement gum and patches, stay at this L3.
Boundary
- include
- OTC and prescription medicines and drug-regulated topicals (tag restricted=rx_drug for prescription items); OTC medicines with no L4, such as nicotine-replacement gum and patches, stay at this L3.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Medicines & Treatments; Medicines & Treatments offers within Physical Goods > Health & Wellness Products
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Medicines & Treatments; Offers better described by the sibling category Vitamins, Supplements & Sports Nutrition
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.medicines.digestive_urinaryAntacids, laxatives, anti-diarrhoeals, ORS, digestive enzymes sold as medicine, urinary and kidney care.
Boundary
- include
- Antacids, laxatives, anti-diarrhoeals, ORS, digestive enzymes sold as medicine, urinary and kidney care.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Eno fruit salt; ORS sachets; Gas relief tablets
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pain, Cold & Allergy; Offers better described by the sibling category Medicated Skin & Hair
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.medicines.medicated_skin_hairTopicals with a drug active, Rx or OTC (tag restricted=rx_drug when Rx): minoxidil, adapalene, tretinoin, benzoyl peroxide, hydroquinone, ketoconazole and other antifungals, steroid and anti-itch creams, medicated eczema creams.
Boundary
- include
- Topicals with a drug active, Rx or OTC (tag restricted=rx_drug when Rx): minoxidil, adapalene, tretinoin, benzoyl peroxide, hydroquinone, ketoconazole and other antifungals, steroid and anti-itch creams, medicated eczema creams.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Minoxidil 5% solution; Adapalene gel 0.1%; Clotrimazole cream
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pain, Cold & Allergy; Offers better described by the sibling category Digestive & Urinary Health
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.medicines.pain_cold_allergyPain relievers and balms, fever, cold, cough and flu remedies, allergy and sinus medicine.
Boundary
- include
- Pain relievers and balms, fever, cold, cough and flu remedies, allergy and sinus medicine.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Paracetamol 500 mg; Vicks VapoRub; Cetirizine 10 mg
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Digestive & Urinary Health; Offers better described by the sibling category Medicated Skin & Hair
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.medicines.prescription_medicinesPrescription-only oral and injectable drugs and Rx items with no other node, shipped directly (restricted=rx_drug; Rx topicals → medicated_skin_hair; consultation as the paid unit → health_medical_services).
Boundary
- include
- Prescription-only oral and injectable drugs and Rx items with no other node, shipped directly (restricted=rx_drug; Rx topicals → medicated_skin_hair; consultation as the paid unit → health_medical_services).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Sildenafil 50 mg (Rx); Finasteride 1 mg tablets subscription
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pain, Cold & Allergy; Offers better described by the sibling category Digestive & Urinary Health
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.medicines.traditional_homeopathicClassical ayurvedic, homeopathic and TCM medicines sold for a named condition.
Boundary
- include
- Classical ayurvedic, homeopathic and TCM medicines sold for a named condition.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- SBL homeopathic dilution; Dabur Honitus syrup
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pain, Cold & Allergy; Offers better described by the sibling category Digestive & Urinary Health
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Mobility, Supports & Daily Livingretail_goods.health_wellness_products.mobility_rehabLevel 33 children
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.mobility_rehabAids for mobility, support and daily living.
Boundary
- include
- Aids for mobility, support and daily living.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Mobility, Supports & Daily Living; Mobility, Supports & Daily Living offers within Physical Goods > Health & Wellness Products
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Mobility, Supports & Daily Living; Offers better described by the sibling category Vitamins, Supplements & Sports Nutrition
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.mobility_rehab.braces_supportsKnee, back, wrist and ankle braces and supports, posture correctors, cervical collars, orthopaedic insoles and pillows, toe separators and bunion correctors, breast prostheses, medical compression with mmHg rating (comfort heel cushions → shoes_bags_luggage.shoes.shoe_care).
Boundary
- include
- Knee, back, wrist and ankle braces and supports, posture correctors, cervical collars, orthopaedic insoles and pillows, toe separators and bunion correctors, breast prostheses, medical compression with mmHg rating (comfort heel cushions → shoes_bags_luggage.shoes.shoe_care).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Knee brace; Posture corrector; Orthotic insoles; Compression stockings 20-30 mmHg
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Mobility Aids; Offers better described by the sibling category Daily Living Aids
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.mobility_rehab.daily_living_aidsShower and commode chairs, raised toilet seats, bed rails, reachers, dressing aids, hospital beds.
Boundary
- include
- Shower and commode chairs, raised toilet seats, bed rails, reachers, dressing aids, hospital beds.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Shower chair with back; Raised toilet seat; Hospital bed
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Mobility Aids; Offers better described by the sibling category Braces, Supports & Orthotics
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.mobility_rehab.mobility_aidsWheelchairs, rollators and walkers, canes and crutches, mobility scooters, transfer aids.
Boundary
- include
- Wheelchairs, rollators and walkers, canes and crutches, mobility scooters, transfer aids.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Folding wheelchair; Rollator with seat; Quad cane
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Braces, Supports & Orthotics; Offers better described by the sibling category Daily Living Aids
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Sexual Wellnessretail_goods.health_wellness_products.sexual_wellnessLevel 33 children
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.sexual_wellnessContraception, lubricants and adult wellness products (adult toys tag restricted=sexual_wellness).
Boundary
- include
- Contraception, lubricants and adult wellness products (adult toys tag restricted=sexual_wellness).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sexual Wellness; Sexual Wellness offers within Physical Goods > Health & Wellness Products
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Sexual Wellness; Offers better described by the sibling category Vitamins, Supplements & Sports Nutrition
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.sexual_wellness.adult_toysVibrators and other adult toys (restricted=sexual_wellness).
Boundary
- include
- Vibrators and other adult toys (restricted=sexual_wellness).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Adult Toys; Adult Toys offers within Physical Goods > Health & Wellness Products > Sexual Wellness
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Condoms & Contraception; Offers better described by the sibling category Lubricants & Enhancers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.sexual_wellness.condoms_contraceptionCondoms, emergency contraception sold OTC, ovulation-based contraception aids.
Boundary
- include
- Condoms, emergency contraception sold OTC, ovulation-based contraception aids.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Durex condoms 10; i-pill emergency contraceptive
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Lubricants & Enhancers; Offers better described by the sibling category Adult Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.sexual_wellness.lubricants_enhancersPersonal lubricants, massage gels for intimacy, delay sprays, performance supplements for sexual health.
Boundary
- include
- Personal lubricants, massage gels for intimacy, delay sprays, performance supplements for sexual health.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- K-Y jelly; Durex play gel; Delay spray
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Condoms & Contraception; Offers better described by the sibling category Adult Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Vitamins, Supplements & Sports Nutritionretail_goods.health_wellness_products.supplements_nutritionLevel 36 children
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.supplements_nutritionSupplements in supplement form: capsules, tablets, gummies, drops, and powders sold as supplements. Foods and drinks in a normal food format stay in food_grocery_gourmet even with wellness claims: teas incl. herbal and tulsi teas, malted health drinks (Horlicks, Ovaltine), nutrition shakes (Ensure, Huel), protein and meal bars. Exception: products sold for weight loss → weight_management.
Boundary
- include
- Supplements in supplement form: capsules, tablets, gummies, drops, and powders sold as supplements. Foods and drinks in a normal food format stay in food_grocery_gourmet even with wellness claims: teas incl. herbal and tulsi teas, malted health drinks (Horlicks, Ovaltine), nutrition shakes (Ensure, Huel), protein and meal bars. Exception: products sold for weight loss → weight_management.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Vitamins, Supplements & Sports Nutrition; Vitamins, Supplements & Sports Nutrition offers within Physical Goods > Health & Wellness Products
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Vitamins, Supplements & Sports Nutrition; Offers better described by the sibling category Medicines & Treatments
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.supplements_nutrition.herbal_ayurvedicHerbal and ayurvedic supplements for general wellness (ashwagandha, turmeric, moringa, chyawanprash, shilajit), TCM tonics.
Boundary
- include
- Herbal and ayurvedic supplements for general wellness (ashwagandha, turmeric, moringa, chyawanprash, shilajit), TCM tonics.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Himalaya ashwagandha tablets; Dabur chyawanprash; Shilajit resin
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Vitamins & Minerals; Offers better described by the sibling category Specialty Supplements
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.supplements_nutrition.proteinWhey, plant and casein protein powders, mass and weight gainers.
Boundary
- include
- Whey, plant and casein protein powders, mass and weight gainers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard whey; Plant protein vanilla; Mass gainer 3 kg
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Vitamins & Minerals; Offers better described by the sibling category Herbal & Ayurvedic Supplements
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.supplements_nutrition.specialty_supplementsOmega-3 and fish oil, probiotics, collagen and beauty supplements (biotin), joint, sleep (melatonin), immunity and other targeted supplements.
Boundary
- include
- Omega-3 and fish oil, probiotics, collagen and beauty supplements (biotin), joint, sleep (melatonin), immunity and other targeted supplements.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Fish oil 1000 mg; Probiotic 50 billion; Collagen peptides powder; Melatonin gummies
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Vitamins & Minerals; Offers better described by the sibling category Herbal & Ayurvedic Supplements
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.supplements_nutrition.vitamins_mineralsMultivitamins, single vitamins (C, D, B12), minerals (iron, zinc, calcium, magnesium), kids' vitamins and gummies.
Boundary
- include
- Multivitamins, single vitamins (C, D, B12), minerals (iron, zinc, calcium, magnesium), kids' vitamins and gummies.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Centrum multivitamin; Vitamin D3 2000 IU; Kids' gummy vitamins
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Herbal & Ayurvedic Supplements; Offers better described by the sibling category Specialty Supplements
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.supplements_nutrition.weight_managementFat burners, appetite control, slimming teas and coffees, meal-replacement shakes and bars sold for weight loss (SlimFast).
Boundary
- include
- Fat burners, appetite control, slimming teas and coffees, meal-replacement shakes and bars sold for weight loss (SlimFast).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Garcinia capsules; Meal replacement shake
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Vitamins & Minerals; Offers better described by the sibling category Herbal & Ayurvedic Supplements
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.supplements_nutrition.workout_supplementsPre-workout, creatine, BCAAs and amino acids, electrolytes and energy gels when the listing states a supplement label or Supplement Facts (other electrolyte drink mixes → food_grocery_gourmet.beverages.soft_drinks_water_juice).
Boundary
- include
- Pre-workout, creatine, BCAAs and amino acids, electrolytes and energy gels when the listing states a supplement label or Supplement Facts (other electrolyte drink mixes → food_grocery_gourmet.beverages.soft_drinks_water_juice).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Creatine monohydrate 250 g; Pre-workout; BCAA powder
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Vitamins & Minerals; Offers better described by the sibling category Herbal & Ayurvedic Supplements
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Vision & Hearingretail_goods.health_wellness_products.vision_hearingLevel 34 children
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.vision_hearingCorrective vision and hearing products (sunglasses and plano frames → jewelry_watches_accessories).
Boundary
- include
- Corrective vision and hearing products (sunglasses and plano frames → jewelry_watches_accessories).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Vision & Hearing; Vision & Hearing offers within Physical Goods > Health & Wellness Products
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Vision & Hearing; Offers better described by the sibling category Vitamins, Supplements & Sports Nutrition
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.vision_hearing.contact_lensesPrescription and cosmetic coloured contact lenses (all contact lenses).
Boundary
- include
- Prescription and cosmetic coloured contact lenses (all contact lenses).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Acuvue Oasys 6-pack; Coloured contact lenses monthly
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Prescription Glasses & Readers; Offers better described by the sibling category Eye, Lens & Ear Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.vision_hearing.eye_ear_careContact-lens solution and cases, eye drops and washes, ear drops, ear-wax removal kits and ear cameras.
Boundary
- include
- Contact-lens solution and cases, eye drops and washes, ear drops, ear-wax removal kits and ear cameras.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Renu multi-purpose solution; Lubricating eye drops; Bebird ear-wax camera
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Contact Lenses; Offers better described by the sibling category Prescription Glasses & Readers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.vision_hearing.hearing_aidsHearing aids, OTC hearing aids, personal sound amplifiers, hearing-aid batteries.
Boundary
- include
- Hearing aids, OTC hearing aids, personal sound amplifiers, hearing-aid batteries.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- OTC hearing aids; Hearing aid batteries size 312
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Contact Lenses; Offers better described by the sibling category Prescription Glasses & Readers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.health_wellness_products.vision_hearing.prescription_eyewearPrescription glasses and sunglasses, reading glasses with a lens power.
Boundary
- include
- Prescription glasses and sunglasses, reading glasses with a lens power.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Lenskart prescription frames; Reading glasses +2.0 3-pack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Contact Lenses; Offers better described by the sibling category Eye, Lens & Ear Care
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Home, Kitchen & Gardenretail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_gardenLevel 29 children
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_gardenFurniture, home textiles, home decor, all lighting incl. smart lighting (lamps, fixtures, bulbs, outdoor lights, flashlights, headlamps, lanterns), festive/seasonal decorations, party supplies, religious items (including Rakhi sets), gift wrap (wrapping paper, gift bags, ribbons), non-electric cookware and tableware (including stovetop pressure cookers, stove parts), lunch boxes and lunch bags, storage, household cleaning and paper goods (including general disposable/cleaning gloves), fresh and artificial flowers, garden and patio (including watering, sprayers, hoses, tarps, hammocks), home brewing equipment
Boundary
- include
- Furniture, home textiles, home decor, all lighting incl. smart lighting (lamps, fixtures, bulbs, outdoor lights, flashlights, headlamps, lanterns), festive/seasonal decorations, party supplies, religious items (including Rakhi sets), gift wrap (wrapping paper, gift bags, ribbons), non-electric cookware and tableware (including stovetop pressure cookers, stove parts), lunch boxes and lunch bags, storage, household cleaning and paper goods (including general disposable/cleaning gloves), fresh and artificial flowers, garden and patio (including watering, sprayers, hoses, tarps, hammocks), home brewing equipment
- exclude
- Electric countertop kitchen appliances, gas or electric major appliances → electronics_appliances; Shipping and moving packaging (cartons, mailer bags, tape, bubble wrap) → tools_home_improvement_industrial; Vacuum bags, filters and other parts for an appliance → retail_goods.electronics_appliances (P1); Ashtrays, lighters sold for smoking, humidors → retail_goods.tobacco_vape_cannabis; Rain umbrellas → retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.clothing_accessories.umbrellas
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Home, Kitchen & Garden; Home, Kitchen & Garden offers within Physical Goods
- negative
- Electric countertop kitchen appliances, gas or electric major appliances; Shipping and moving packaging (cartons, mailer bags, tape, bubble wrap); Vacuum bags, filters and other parts for an appliance; Ashtrays, lighters sold for smoking, humidors; Rain umbrellas
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Furnitureretail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.furnitureLevel 34 children
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.furnitureIndoor furniture for any room (outdoor furniture → garden_outdoor; kids' furniture by age attribute; furniture legs, feet, glides, felt pads and leg caps → tools_home_improvement_industrial.hardware.fasteners_brackets).
Boundary
- include
- Indoor furniture for any room (outdoor furniture → garden_outdoor; kids' furniture by age attribute; furniture legs, feet, glides, felt pads and leg caps → tools_home_improvement_industrial.hardware.fasteners_brackets).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Furniture; Furniture offers within Physical Goods > Home, Kitchen & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Furniture; Offers better described by the sibling category Home Textiles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.furniture.beds_mattressesBed frames, bunk beds, headboards, mattresses and toppers, sofa beds, floor sleeping mats (chatai, tatami, futon).
Boundary
- include
- Bed frames, bunk beds, headboards, mattresses and toppers, sofa beds, floor sleeping mats (chatai, tatami, futon).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Queen bed frame; Memory-foam mattress; Mattress topper
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sofas, Chairs & Seating; Offers better described by the sibling category Tables & Desks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.furniture.cabinets_shelvingWardrobes, dressers, cabinets, bookcases, shelves, shoe racks, sideboards, kitchen trolleys and utility carts, free-standing over-toilet and over-washer shelving.
Boundary
- include
- Wardrobes, dressers, cabinets, bookcases, shelves, shoe racks, sideboards, kitchen trolleys and utility carts, free-standing over-toilet and over-washer shelving.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 5-tier bookshelf; Sliding-door wardrobe; Shoe cabinet
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sofas, Chairs & Seating; Offers better described by the sibling category Tables & Desks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.furniture.seatingSofas, armchairs, dining and accent chairs, office chairs, stools, benches, bean bags, recliners.
Boundary
- include
- Sofas, armchairs, dining and accent chairs, office chairs, stools, benches, bean bags, recliners.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 3-seater fabric sofa; Ergonomic office chair; Bean bag chair
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tables & Desks; Offers better described by the sibling category Beds & Mattresses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.furniture.tables_desksDining, coffee, side and console tables, nightstands and bedside tables, desks and computer tables, TV stands.
Boundary
- include
- Dining, coffee, side and console tables, nightstands and bedside tables, desks and computer tables, TV stands.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Extendable dining table; Standing desk frame; TV unit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sofas, Chairs & Seating; Offers better described by the sibling category Beds & Mattresses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Garden & Outdoor Livingretail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.garden_outdoorLevel 34 children
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.garden_outdoorGardens, plants and outdoor living spaces.
Boundary
- include
- Gardens, plants and outdoor living spaces.
- exclude
- Lawn mowers, trimmers, blowers, chainsaws → retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.tools.outdoor_power_equipment
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Garden & Outdoor Living; Garden & Outdoor Living offers within Physical Goods > Home, Kitchen & Garden
- negative
- Lawn mowers, trimmers, blowers, chainsaws; Offers better described by a more specific child of Garden & Outdoor Living
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.garden_outdoor.gardening_suppliesHand garden tools, pots, planters and plant stands, soil, fertiliser, seeds and grow kits, soil and plant meters, garden decor, flag poles and yard signs, bird feeders, snow shovels.
Boundary
- include
- Hand garden tools, pots, planters and plant stands, soil, fertiliser, seeds and grow kits, soil and plant meters, garden decor, flag poles and yard signs, bird feeders, snow shovels.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Ceramic plant pots set; Organic potting mix; Vegetable seed kit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Plants & Flowers; Offers better described by the sibling category Watering & Irrigation
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.garden_outdoor.outdoor_livingPatio furniture, parasols and patio umbrellas, patio hammocks and stands, utility and garden tarps, outdoor grills of any fuel (charcoal, gas, pellet, electric) and BBQ tools, fire pits, fireplace and wood-stove accessories, mailboxes and parcel boxes, pools, pool floats, hot tubs, saunas and pool care (camping hammocks and tarps → sports_fitness_outdoors.camping_hiking).
Boundary
- include
- Patio furniture, parasols and patio umbrellas, patio hammocks and stands, utility and garden tarps, outdoor grills of any fuel (charcoal, gas, pellet, electric) and BBQ tools, fire pits, fireplace and wood-stove accessories, mailboxes and parcel boxes, pools, pool floats, hot tubs, saunas and pool care (camping hammocks and tarps → sports_fitness_outdoors.camping_hiking).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Rattan patio set; Cantilever patio umbrella; Charcoal kettle grill; Above-ground pool
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Gardening Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Plants & Flowers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.garden_outdoor.plants_flowersLive indoor and outdoor plants, flower bulbs, fresh cut flowers and bouquets (preserved and dried → decorative_accents).
Boundary
- include
- Live indoor and outdoor plants, flower bulbs, fresh cut flowers and bouquets (preserved and dried → decorative_accents).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Snake plant in pot; Fresh rose bouquet
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Gardening Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Watering & Irrigation
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.garden_outdoor.watering_irrigationHoses, sprinklers, sprayers, watering cans, drip irrigation.
Boundary
- include
- Hoses, sprinklers, sprayers, watering cans, drip irrigation.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Expandable garden hose; Garden sprayer 5 L
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Gardening Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Plants & Flowers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Home Decorretail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.home_decorLevel 34 children
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.home_decorDecorative items for the home, incl. photo books and custom photo prints (Shutterfly, Snapfish).
Boundary
- include
- Decorative items for the home, incl. photo books and custom photo prints (Shutterfly, Snapfish).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Home Decor; Home Decor offers within Physical Goods > Home, Kitchen & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Home Decor; Offers better described by the sibling category Furniture
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.home_decor.candles_home_fragranceCandles, flameless candles, candle holders and candlesticks, reed diffusers, room sprays and air-freshener sprays, plug-in and gel air fresheners, incense and burners, candle lighters and matches.
Boundary
- include
- Candles, flameless candles, candle holders and candlesticks, reed diffusers, room sprays and air-freshener sprays, plug-in and gel air fresheners, incense and burners, candle lighters and matches.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Soy wax scented candle; Reed diffuser set; Incense sticks
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Wall Art, Mirrors & Clocks; Offers better described by the sibling category Decorative Accents
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.home_decor.decorative_accentsVases, figurines, picture frames, locking coin banks, ready-made artificial, preserved and dried flowers and plants, everyday wreaths, baskets, decorative trays, snow globes, piggy banks and coin banks (incl. locking ones), feng shui items and healing crystals, sun catchers, memorial plaques and keepsake urns, decorative hand fans.
Boundary
- include
- Vases, figurines, picture frames, locking coin banks, ready-made artificial, preserved and dried flowers and plants, everyday wreaths, baskets, decorative trays, snow globes, piggy banks and coin banks (incl. locking ones), feng shui items and healing crystals, sun catchers, memorial plaques and keepsake urns, decorative hand fans.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Ceramic vase; Artificial eucalyptus stems; Photo frame set; ARKN Zibu feng shui coins
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Wall Art, Mirrors & Clocks; Offers better described by the sibling category Candles & Home Fragrance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.home_decor.seasonal_religiousChristmas, Diwali, Eid, Halloween and Lunar New Year decorations incl. light-up ones (LED skeletons, Ramadan lanterns), holiday wreaths, religious and pooja items, idols, prayer beads (tasbih, japa mala), Rakhi sets (D07). Festive string lights → lighting; party and photo-booth backdrops of any theme → party_gifts.party_supplies.
Boundary
- include
- Christmas, Diwali, Eid, Halloween and Lunar New Year decorations incl. light-up ones (LED skeletons, Ramadan lanterns), holiday wreaths, religious and pooja items, idols, prayer beads (tasbih, japa mala), Rakhi sets (D07). Festive string lights → lighting; party and photo-booth backdrops of any theme → party_gifts.party_supplies.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Christmas tree 6 ft; Diwali diya set; Rakhi set with roli chawal
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Wall Art, Mirrors & Clocks; Offers better described by the sibling category Decorative Accents
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.home_decor.wall_decorWall art, posters, canvas prints (picture and photo frames incl. wall-hung → decorative_accents), wall decals and wallpaper, decorative mirrors, wall and table clocks, decorative wall shelves and non-electric sconces.
Boundary
- include
- Wall art, posters, canvas prints (picture and photo frames incl. wall-hung → decorative_accents), wall decals and wallpaper, decorative mirrors, wall and table clocks, decorative wall shelves and non-electric sconces.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Framed canvas wall art; Round wall mirror; Silent wall clock
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Decorative Accents; Offers better described by the sibling category Candles & Home Fragrance
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Home Textilesretail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.home_textilesLevel 36 children
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.home_textilesHome Textiles: Fabric goods for the home.
Boundary
- include
- Home Textiles: Fabric goods for the home.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Home Textiles; Home Textiles offers within Physical Goods > Home, Kitchen & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Home Textiles; Offers better described by the sibling category Furniture
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.home_textiles.beddingSheets, duvet covers, comforters, quilts, blankets, bed pillows, mosquito nets for beds, sleep masks and sleep earplugs (P4).
Boundary
- include
- Sheets, duvet covers, comforters, quilts, blankets, bed pillows, mosquito nets for beds, sleep masks and sleep earplugs (P4).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Cotton bedsheet set; Microfibre comforter; Fleece throw blanket
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Towels & Bath Linens; Offers better described by the sibling category Curtains & Blinds
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.home_textiles.curtains_blindsCurtains, blackout curtains, blinds, rods and window film.
Boundary
- include
- Curtains, blackout curtains, blinds, rods and window film.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Blackout curtains 2 panels; Roller blind; Curtain rod
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bedding; Offers better described by the sibling category Towels & Bath Linens
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.home_textiles.cushions_throws_coversThrow pillows and covers, seat cushions, sofa and chair slipcovers.
Boundary
- include
- Throw pillows and covers, seat cushions, sofa and chair slipcovers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Velvet cushion covers 4-pack; Stretch sofa cover
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bedding; Offers better described by the sibling category Towels & Bath Linens
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.home_textiles.rugs_matsArea rugs, carpets, runners, door mats, bath mats, kitchen mats, artificial grass mats for floors and balconies.
Boundary
- include
- Area rugs, carpets, runners, door mats, bath mats, kitchen mats, artificial grass mats for floors and balconies.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Shaggy area rug; Coir door mat; Anti-slip bath mat
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bedding; Offers better described by the sibling category Towels & Bath Linens
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.home_textiles.table_kitchen_linensTablecloths, placemats, napkins, runners, aprons, tea towels.
Boundary
- include
- Tablecloths, placemats, napkins, runners, aprons, tea towels.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Linen tablecloth; Placemats set of 6; Cotton apron
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bedding; Offers better described by the sibling category Towels & Bath Linens
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.home_textiles.towels_bath_linensBath, hand and beach towels, bathrobes sold as linen sets.
Boundary
- include
- Bath, hand and beach towels, bathrobes sold as linen sets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 6-piece cotton towel set; Turkish beach towel
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bedding; Offers better described by the sibling category Curtains & Blinds
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Household Essentialsretail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.household_essentialsLevel 35 children
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.household_essentialsCleaning, laundry, paper goods, pest control and home safety.
Boundary
- include
- Cleaning, laundry, paper goods, pest control and home safety.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Household Essentials; Household Essentials offers within Physical Goods > Home, Kitchen & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Household Essentials; Offers better described by the sibling category Furniture
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.household_essentials.cleaning_suppliesCleaners and detergents for the home, mops, brooms, brushes, sponges, buckets, basins and tubs, cleaning and general disposable gloves (B06), desiccants, moisture and odour absorbers.
Boundary
- include
- Cleaners and detergents for the home, mops, brooms, brushes, sponges, buckets, basins and tubs, cleaning and general disposable gloves (B06), desiccants, moisture and odour absorbers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Floor cleaner 2 L; Spin mop set; Microfibre cloths 12-pack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Laundry Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Paper, Waste & Disposables
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.household_essentials.fire_safety_emergencyFire extinguishers, safes and lock boxes for valuables, non-smart smoke and CO alarms, emergency kits, furniture anchors.
Boundary
- include
- Fire extinguishers, safes and lock boxes for valuables, non-smart smoke and CO alarms, emergency kits, furniture anchors.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Home fire extinguisher; Digital safe box; Emergency survival kit for home
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cleaning Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Laundry Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.household_essentials.laundry_suppliesLaundry detergent, fabric softener, hangers, drying racks, laundry baskets, ironing boards.
Boundary
- include
- Laundry detergent, fabric softener, hangers, drying racks, laundry baskets, ironing boards.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Liquid laundry detergent; Velvet hangers 50-pack; Foldable drying rack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cleaning Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Paper, Waste & Disposables
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.household_essentials.paper_disposablesToilet paper, tissues, paper towels, paper cones and cups for cotton candy and snow cones, trash cans and bins, trash bags and bag clips, aluminium foil and cling film rolls, disposable tableware.
Boundary
- include
- Toilet paper, tissues, paper towels, paper cones and cups for cotton candy and snow cones, trash cans and bins, trash bags and bag clips, aluminium foil and cling film rolls, disposable tableware.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Toilet paper 24 rolls; Trash bags 30 L
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cleaning Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Laundry Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.household_essentials.pest_controlInsect repellents for the home, traps, mosquito killers and coils, rodent control.
Boundary
- include
- Insect repellents for the home, traps, mosquito killers and coils, rodent control.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Mosquito repellent coil; Cockroach gel bait
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cleaning Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Laundry Supplies
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Kitchen & Diningretail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.kitchen_diningLevel 34 children
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.kitchen_diningNon-electric kitchen and dining goods (countertop and major appliances → electronics_appliances).
Boundary
- include
- Non-electric kitchen and dining goods (countertop and major appliances → electronics_appliances).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Kitchen & Dining; Kitchen & Dining offers within Physical Goods > Home, Kitchen & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Kitchen & Dining; Offers better described by the sibling category Furniture
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.kitchen_dining.cookware_bakewarePots, pans, pressure cookers (stovetop), woks, kadai, tawa, bakeware, stove parts.
Boundary
- include
- Pots, pans, pressure cookers (stovetop), woks, kadai, tawa, bakeware, stove parts.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Non-stick frying pan; Stovetop pressure cooker 5 L; Cake tin set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Kitchen Tools & Utensils; Offers better described by the sibling category Tableware & Drinkware
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.kitchen_dining.food_storage_lunchFood containers, jars, lunch boxes and bags, foil and cling film holders, spice racks (D14); vacuum-sealer bags and rolls → electronics_appliances (P1).
Boundary
- include
- Food containers, jars, lunch boxes and bags, foil and cling film holders, spice racks (D14); vacuum-sealer bags and rolls → electronics_appliances (P1).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Glass meal-prep containers; Insulated lunch bag; Spice jar set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cookware & Bakeware; Offers better described by the sibling category Kitchen Tools & Utensils
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.kitchen_dining.kitchen_toolsKnives, cutting boards, utensils, gadgets, graters, peelers, kitchen scales, home brewing equipment.
Boundary
- include
- Knives, cutting boards, utensils, gadgets, graters, peelers, kitchen scales, home brewing equipment.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Chef knife; Silicone utensil set; Digital kitchen scale
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cookware & Bakeware; Offers better described by the sibling category Tableware & Drinkware
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.kitchen_dining.tableware_drinkwareDinnerware, cutlery, serveware incl. insulated casseroles, glasses, mugs, water bottles, tumblers, flasks, barware and bar tools.
Boundary
- include
- Dinnerware, cutlery, serveware incl. insulated casseroles, glasses, mugs, water bottles, tumblers, flasks, barware and bar tools.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Stainless steel dinner set; Insulated water bottle 1 L; Wine glasses set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cookware & Bakeware; Offers better described by the sibling category Kitchen Tools & Utensils
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Lightingretail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.lightingLevel 35 children
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.lightingAll finished lighting, fixed or portable, smart or not (smart control is an attribute); devices shaped as a bulb whose main job is something else, such as bulb cameras or bulb speakers, and photo/video ring lights and studio lights → electronics_appliances; decorations that light up → home_decor.seasonal_religious or decorative_accents; LED beads, bare LED/COB chips and lamp parts for DIY → tools_home_improvement_industrial.electrical.
Boundary
- include
- All finished lighting, fixed or portable, smart or not (smart control is an attribute); devices shaped as a bulb whose main job is something else, such as bulb cameras or bulb speakers, and photo/video ring lights and studio lights → electronics_appliances; decorations that light up → home_decor.seasonal_religious or decorative_accents; LED beads, bare LED/COB chips and lamp parts for DIY → tools_home_improvement_industrial.electrical.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Lighting; Lighting offers within Physical Goods > Home, Kitchen & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Lighting; Offers better described by the sibling category Furniture
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.lighting.bulbs_string_lightsLight bulbs incl. smart Wi-Fi/Zigbee bulbs, fairy and string lights (also festive ones), LED strip lights incl. app-controlled, TV backlight and 12V strips, light bars, night lights, mood lights, lighting hubs, bridges and remotes (Hue Bridge).
Boundary
- include
- Light bulbs incl. smart Wi-Fi/Zigbee bulbs, fairy and string lights (also festive ones), LED strip lights incl. app-controlled, TV backlight and 12V strips, light bars, night lights, mood lights, lighting hubs, bridges and remotes (Hue Bridge).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- LED bulb 9W 6-pack; Fairy lights 10 m; Philips Hue White and Color bulb; Govee RGBIC LED strip 10 m
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Lamps; Offers better described by the sibling category Ceiling & Wall Lights
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.lighting.ceiling_wall_lightsCeiling lights, chandeliers, pendants, wall sconces, track lights, smart ceiling lights.
Boundary
- include
- Ceiling lights, chandeliers, pendants, wall sconces, track lights, smart ceiling lights.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Modern LED Ceiling Light Fixture; Crystal chandelier
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Lamps; Offers better described by the sibling category Bulbs & String Lights
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.lighting.lampsTable, floor, desk and bedside lamps incl. smart lamps and wake-up/sunrise lights, lamp shades.
Boundary
- include
- Table, floor, desk and bedside lamps incl. smart lamps and wake-up/sunrise lights, lamp shades.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Ceramic table lamp; Arc floor lamp; LED desk lamp
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Ceiling & Wall Lights; Offers better described by the sibling category Bulbs & String Lights
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.lighting.outdoor_solar_lightsGarden, pathway, flood and solar lights incl. solar string lights, outdoor wall lights.
Boundary
- include
- Garden, pathway, flood and solar lights incl. solar string lights, outdoor wall lights.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Solar pathway lights 8-pack; LED floodlight
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Lamps; Offers better described by the sibling category Ceiling & Wall Lights
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.lighting.portable_lightsFlashlights and torches, headlamps, camping lanterns, work lights, emergency lights, clip-on and neck book/reading lights.
Boundary
- include
- Flashlights and torches, headlamps, camping lanterns, work lights, emergency lights, clip-on and neck book/reading lights.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Rechargeable LED headlamp; Tactical flashlight; Rechargeable camping lantern; LED work light
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Lamps; Offers better described by the sibling category Ceiling & Wall Lights
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Party, Gift Wrap & Awardsretail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.party_giftsLevel 33 children
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.party_giftsSupplies for celebrations and gifting.
Boundary
- include
- Supplies for celebrations and gifting.
- exclude
- Greeting cards and invitations → retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music.stationery_office.cards_invitations
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Party, Gift Wrap & Awards; Party, Gift Wrap & Awards offers within Physical Goods > Home, Kitchen & Garden
- negative
- Greeting cards and invitations; Offers better described by a more specific child of Party, Gift Wrap & Awards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.party_gifts.gift_wrapWrapping paper, gift bags and boxes, gift ribbons and bows sold for wrapping, gift tags and novelty gift labels, organza bags.
Boundary
- include
- Wrapping paper, gift bags and boxes, gift ribbons and bows sold for wrapping, gift tags and novelty gift labels, organza bags.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Kraft gift bags 20-pack; Satin ribbon roll; Organza drawstring bags
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Party Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Trophies & Awards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.party_gifts.party_suppliesBalloons, banners, party tableware, favors, birthday candles, piñatas, confetti and loose petals, party and photo-booth backdrops, advertising and feather flags, Christmas crackers and DIY cracker kits, noisemakers and supporter horns, party games, disco balls and fog machines, sparklers and fireworks (restricted where relevant).
Boundary
- include
- Balloons, banners, party tableware, favors, birthday candles, piñatas, confetti and loose petals, party and photo-booth backdrops, advertising and feather flags, Christmas crackers and DIY cracker kits, noisemakers and supporter horns, party games, disco balls and fog machines, sparklers and fireworks (restricted where relevant).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Birthday balloon kit; Happy Birthday banner; Disposable party plates
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Gift Wrap & Gift Bags; Offers better described by the sibling category Trophies & Awards
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.party_gifts.trophies_awardsTrophies, medals, plaques, award ribbons and certificates.
Boundary
- include
- Trophies, medals, plaques, award ribbons and certificates.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Gold cup trophy; Taekwondo medal; Award plaque
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Party Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Gift Wrap & Gift Bags
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Storage & Bathroom Accessoriesretail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.storage_bathroomLevel 32 children
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.storage_bathroomOrganising the home and fitting out the bathroom (P4).
Boundary
- include
- Organising the home and fitting out the bathroom (P4).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Storage & Bathroom Accessories; Storage & Bathroom Accessories offers within Physical Goods > Home, Kitchen & Garden
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Storage & Bathroom Accessories; Offers better described by the sibling category Furniture
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.storage_bathroom.bathroom_accessoriesShower curtains, soap dispensers, toothbrush and razor holders and toothbrush covers, towel racks, bath caddies and racks sold for the bathroom, toilet brushes and plungers, grab bars.
Boundary
- include
- Shower curtains, soap dispensers, toothbrush and razor holders and toothbrush covers, towel racks, bath caddies and racks sold for the bathroom, toilet brushes and plungers, grab bars.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Shower curtain with hooks; Soap dispenser set; Toothbrush holder
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Storage & Organizers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Bathroom Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.storage_bathroom.storage_organizersStorage boxes, bins and decorative storage baskets, closet and drawer organizers, multipurpose hooks and racks, vacuum storage bags, under-bed storage, organisers for a class of items (makeup, jewelry, hair tools), household gas-cylinder trolleys, generic household holders (P4).
Boundary
- include
- Storage boxes, bins and decorative storage baskets, closet and drawer organizers, multipurpose hooks and racks, vacuum storage bags, under-bed storage, organisers for a class of items (makeup, jewelry, hair tools), household gas-cylinder trolleys, generic household holders (P4).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Fabric storage bins 6-pack; Over-door hook rack; Drawer organizer
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bathroom Accessories; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Storage & Organizers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Jewelry, Watches & Accessoriesretail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessoriesLevel 25 children
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessoriesJewelry (including wearable religious jewelry), non-connected watches and watch boxes, non-prescription sunglasses and plano frames (including blue-light plano glasses), hats (including baby hats), scarves, headscarves/hijabs, veils, handkerchiefs, gloves, belts, ties, tie clips, cufflinks, brooches, badges, hair accessories, keychains and bag charms
Boundary
- include
- Jewelry (including wearable religious jewelry), non-connected watches and watch boxes, non-prescription sunglasses and plano frames (including blue-light plano glasses), hats (including baby hats), scarves, headscarves/hijabs, veils, handkerchiefs, gloves, belts, ties, tie clips, cufflinks, brooches, badges, hair accessories, keychains and bag charms
- exclude
- Watches with an app or connectivity (smartwatches, hybrid smartwatches, GPS sports watches) → electronics_appliances; Prescription glasses, prescription sunglasses → health_wellness_products; Investment gold/silver bars and coins sold by weight → wealth_investment_planning
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Jewelry, Watches & Accessories; Jewelry, Watches & Accessories offers within Physical Goods
- negative
- Watches with an app or connectivity (smartwatches, hybrid smartwatches, GPS sports watches); Prescription glasses, prescription sunglasses; Investment gold/silver bars and coins sold by weight
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Clothing Accessoriesretail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.clothing_accessoriesLevel 36 children
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.clothing_accessoriesSmall accessories worn with clothes; reusable non-medical cloth and fashion face masks stay at this L3 (medical masks → health_wellness_products).
Boundary
- include
- Small accessories worn with clothes; reusable non-medical cloth and fashion face masks stay at this L3 (medical masks → health_wellness_products).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Clothing Accessories; Clothing Accessories offers within Physical Goods > Jewelry, Watches & Accessories
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Clothing Accessories; Offers better described by the sibling category Jewelry
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.clothing_accessories.beltsBelts and buckles for clothing, incl. replacement buckles and belt sets.
Boundary
- include
- Belts and buckles for clothing, incl. replacement buckles and belt sets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- JASGOOD Stretchy Waist Belt; Bacca Bucci Replacement Buckle; Reversible leather belt
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Scarves & Shawls; Offers better described by the sibling category Gloves, Mittens & Arm Sleeves
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.clothing_accessories.glovesFashion and winter gloves, mittens (incl. baby mittens), sun-protection arm sleeves.
Boundary
- include
- Fashion and winter gloves, mittens (incl. baby mittens), sun-protection arm sleeves.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Leather gloves; Touchscreen winter gloves
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Belts; Offers better described by the sibling category Scarves & Shawls
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.clothing_accessories.keychains_bag_charmsKeychains, key rings, bag charms.
Boundary
- include
- Keychains, key rings, bag charms.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Leather keychain; Plush bag charm
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Belts; Offers better described by the sibling category Scarves & Shawls
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.clothing_accessories.scarves_shawlsNeck scarves, shawls, stoles, dupattas sold alone, mufflers.
Boundary
- include
- Neck scarves, shawls, stoles, dupattas sold alone, mufflers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Cashmere scarf; Pashmina shawl; Silk scarf
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Belts; Offers better described by the sibling category Gloves, Mittens & Arm Sleeves
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.clothing_accessories.ties_pins_handkerchiefsTies, bow ties, pocket squares, handkerchiefs, tie clips, cufflinks, brooches, badges and pins.
Boundary
- include
- Ties, bow ties, pocket squares, handkerchiefs, tie clips, cufflinks, brooches, badges and pins.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 6 Pcs Tie Clips for Men; Womens Hanky Pack Of 12; Jengkolan Cilacap Insignia Badge; Silk tie
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Belts; Offers better described by the sibling category Scarves & Shawls
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.clothing_accessories.umbrellasPersonal rain and sun umbrellas, incl. kids' umbrellas (patio umbrellas → home_decor_kitchen_garden).
Boundary
- include
- Personal rain and sun umbrellas, incl. kids' umbrellas (patio umbrellas → home_decor_kitchen_garden).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Compact travel umbrella; Pink Kids' Cartoon Umbrella; UV sun umbrella
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Belts; Offers better described by the sibling category Scarves & Shawls
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Eyewearretail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.eyewearLevel 33 children
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.eyewearNon-prescription eyewear: sunglasses, frames sold without lenses, reading glasses, blue-light glasses and eyewear accessories.
Boundary
- include
- Non-prescription eyewear: sunglasses, frames sold without lenses, reading glasses, blue-light glasses and eyewear accessories.
- exclude
- Prescription glasses and sunglasses, reading glasses with a lens power, contact lenses → retail_goods.health_wellness_products
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Eyewear; Eyewear offers within Physical Goods > Jewelry, Watches & Accessories
- negative
- Prescription glasses and sunglasses, reading glasses with a lens power, contact lenses; Offers better described by a more specific child of Eyewear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.eyewear.eyewear_accessoriesGlasses cases, chains and cords, cleaning cloths.
Boundary
- include
- Glasses cases, chains and cords, cleaning cloths.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Hard glasses case; Beaded glasses chain
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sunglasses; Offers better described by the sibling category Plano & Blue-Light Glasses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.eyewear.plano_framesNon-prescription frames and blue-light glasses.
Boundary
- include
- Non-prescription frames and blue-light glasses.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Blue-light blocking glasses; Clear plano frames
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sunglasses; Offers better described by the sibling category Eyewear Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.eyewear.sunglassesSunglasses incl. polarized and clip-on.
Boundary
- include
- Sunglasses incl. polarized and clip-on.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- FEIDUSUN Polarized Sunglasses; Zephyr clip-on polarized sunglasses; Ray-Ban Wayfarer
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Plano & Blue-Light Glasses; Offers better described by the sibling category Eyewear Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Headwear & Hair Accessoriesretail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.headwear_hairLevel 33 children
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.headwear_hairWorn on the head or in the hair.
Boundary
- include
- Worn on the head or in the hair.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Headwear & Hair Accessories; Headwear & Hair Accessories offers within Physical Goods > Jewelry, Watches & Accessories
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Headwear & Hair Accessories; Offers better described by the sibling category Jewelry
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.headwear_hair.hair_accessoriesClips, claws, headbands, scrunchies, hair ties, parandis, tiaras, head jewelry worn in the hair (maang tikka, matha patti, head chains), satin sleep bonnets.
Boundary
- include
- Clips, claws, headbands, scrunchies, hair ties, parandis, tiaras, head jewelry worn in the hair (maang tikka, matha patti, head chains), satin sleep bonnets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Punjabi Handmade Parandi; Claw clips set; Silk scrunchies
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hats & Caps; Offers better described by the sibling category Hijabs, Headscarves & Veils
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.headwear_hair.hats_capsCaps, beanies, bucket hats, sun hats, songkok/peci and other hats (incl. baby hats).
Boundary
- include
- Caps, beanies, bucket hats, sun hats, songkok/peci and other hats (incl. baby hats).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Desert Dress Songkok Peci; 6M-3Y Baby Knitted Hat Scarf Set; Baseball cap
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hijabs, Headscarves & Veils; Offers better described by the sibling category Hair Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.headwear_hair.hijabs_headscarvesWorn on the head as a covering: hijabs, instant hijabs, headscarves, bandanas, veils (neck scarves → scarves_shawls).
Boundary
- include
- Worn on the head as a covering: hijabs, instant hijabs, headscarves, bandanas, veils (neck scarves → scarves_shawls).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Lina & Lily Premium Chiffon Hijab; Instant hijab; Bridal veil
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hats & Caps; Offers better described by the sibling category Hair Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Jewelryretail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.jewelryLevel 36 children
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.jewelryJewelry worn on the body, fine or fashion (metal and stones are attributes).
Boundary
- include
- Jewelry worn on the body, fine or fashion (metal and stones are attributes).
- exclude
- Investment gold/silver bars and coins sold by weight → financial_services.wealth_investment_planning; Findings, chains and charms sold for DIY jewelry making → retail_goods.crafts_stationery_books_music
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Jewelry; Jewelry offers within Physical Goods > Jewelry, Watches & Accessories
- negative
- Investment gold/silver bars and coins sold by weight; Findings, chains and charms sold for DIY jewelry making
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.jewelry.body_jewelryPiercing jewelry: nose rings and pins, septum, belly, cartilage, lip, eyebrow and dermal jewelry; piercing tools, ear-piercing kits and guns, ball grabbers.
Boundary
- include
- Piercing jewelry: nose rings and pins, septum, belly, cartilage, lip, eyebrow and dermal jewelry; piercing tools, ear-piercing kits and guns, ball grabbers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Nose pin 925 silver; Septum clicker ring; Belly button ring
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Necklaces & Pendants; Offers better described by the sibling category Earrings
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.jewelry.bracelets_banglesBracelets, bangles, cuffs, charm bracelets and single finished charms for charm bracelets (Pandora-style), anklets (bulk or loose charms sold for DIY → crafts_stationery_books_music).
Boundary
- include
- Bracelets, bangles, cuffs, charm bracelets and single finished charms for charm bracelets (Pandora-style), anklets (bulk or loose charms sold for DIY → crafts_stationery_books_music).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- FANCIME Heart Moon Bracelet; Sifisrri Cuban Link Chain Bracelet; Gold bangles
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Necklaces & Pendants; Offers better described by the sibling category Earrings
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.jewelry.earringsStuds, hoops, drops, jhumkas, ear cuffs.
Boundary
- include
- Studs, hoops, drops, jhumkas, ear cuffs.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Diamond studs; Gold hoops; Jhumka earrings
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Necklaces & Pendants; Offers better described by the sibling category Rings
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.jewelry.jewelry_setsMatching sets of two or more pieces (bridal and kundan sets).
Boundary
- include
- Matching sets of two or more pieces (bridal and kundan sets).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Jewar Mandi Kundan Jewellery Set; Bridal necklace and earring set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Necklaces & Pendants; Offers better described by the sibling category Earrings
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.jewelry.necklaces_pendantsNecklaces, chains, pendants, mangalsutras, chokers.
Boundary
- include
- Necklaces, chains, pendants, mangalsutras, chokers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Digital Dress Room Beaded Mangalsutra; Hetian Jade Pendant; Gold chain
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Earrings; Offers better described by the sibling category Rings
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.jewelry.ringsRings incl. engagement rings and wedding bands.
Boundary
- include
- Rings incl. engagement rings and wedding bands.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Tigrade Titanium Ring Wedding Band; Solitaire engagement ring
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Necklaces & Pendants; Offers better described by the sibling category Earrings
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Watchesretail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.watchesLevel 32 children
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.watchesWatches without an app or connectivity.
Boundary
- include
- Watches without an app or connectivity.
- exclude
- Smartwatches, hybrid smartwatches, GPS sports watches → retail_goods.electronics_appliances
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Watches; Watches offers within Physical Goods > Jewelry, Watches & Accessories
- negative
- Smartwatches, hybrid smartwatches, GPS sports watches; Offers better described by a more specific child of Watches
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.watches.watch_straps_boxesWatch bands and straps for non-connected watches, watch boxes and winders, watch tools (bands that fit a smartwatch, incl. dual-fit bands → electronics_appliances.wearables.wearable_accessories).
Boundary
- include
- Watch bands and straps for non-connected watches, watch boxes and winders, watch tools (bands that fit a smartwatch, incl. dual-fit bands → electronics_appliances.wearables.wearable_accessories).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Leather watch strap; Watch box 10 slots; Watch winder
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Wrist & Pocket Watches; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Watch Straps & Boxes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.jewelry_watches_accessories.watches.wrist_pocket_watchesAnalog and digital wristwatches and pocket watches.
Boundary
- include
- Analog and digital wristwatches and pocket watches.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Wood Watch Triangle Dial Quartz; Skeleton Mechanical Pocket Watch; Casio digital watch
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Watch Straps & Boxes; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Wrist & Pocket Watches
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Pet Suppliesretail_goods.pet_suppliesLevel 24 children
retail_goods.pet_suppliesPet food, supplies, smart devices, aquarium and reptile
Boundary
- include
- Pet food, supplies, smart devices, aquarium and reptile; Pet cameras → retail_goods.electronics_appliances.smart_home_security; riding gear and horse grooming → retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.individual_sports.equestrian; horse feed and livestock supplies stay here
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Pet Supplies; Pet Supplies offers within Physical Goods
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Pet Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Clothing & Apparel
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Aquariums, Terrariums & Cagesretail_goods.pet_supplies.habitats_aquariumsLevel 33 children
retail_goods.pet_supplies.habitats_aquariumsHabitats and equipment for fish, reptiles, birds and small animals.
Boundary
- include
- Habitats and equipment for fish, reptiles, birds and small animals.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Aquariums, Terrariums & Cages; Aquariums, Terrariums & Cages offers within Physical Goods > Pet Supplies
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Aquariums, Terrariums & Cages; Offers better described by the sibling category Pet Food & Treats
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.pet_supplies.habitats_aquariums.aquarium_fishAquariums, filters, heaters, pumps, lighting, decor, water treatments.
Boundary
- include
- Aquariums, filters, heaters, pumps, lighting, decor, water treatments.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 60 L aquarium kit; Canister filter; Aquarium plants
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Reptile & Terrariums; Offers better described by the sibling category Bird & Small-Animal Cages
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.pet_supplies.habitats_aquariums.bird_small_animalBird cages and perches, hamster and rabbit cages, hutches, chicken coops, bedding.
Boundary
- include
- Bird cages and perches, hamster and rabbit cages, hutches, chicken coops, bedding.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Bird cage with stand; Hamster cage; Rabbit hutch
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Aquariums & Fish Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Reptile & Terrariums
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.pet_supplies.habitats_aquariums.reptile_terrariumsTerrariums, heat lamps and mats, substrate, reptile decor.
Boundary
- include
- Terrariums, heat lamps and mats, substrate, reptile decor.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Glass terrarium; UVB lamp; Coconut substrate
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Aquariums & Fish Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Bird & Small-Animal Cages
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Pet Food & Treatsretail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_food_treatsLevel 34 children
retail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_food_treatsFood and treats for pets, livestock and poultry (species is an attribute; fencing of any kind → tools_home_improvement_industrial.building_materials.structural_materials).
Boundary
- include
- Food and treats for pets, livestock and poultry (species is an attribute; fencing of any kind → tools_home_improvement_industrial.building_materials.structural_materials).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Pet Food & Treats; Pet Food & Treats offers within Physical Goods > Pet Supplies
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Pet Food & Treats; Offers better described by the sibling category Pet Health & Grooming
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_food_treats.cat_foodDry and wet cat food, kitten food.
Boundary
- include
- Dry and wet cat food, kitten food.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Whiskas wet pouches 12; Purina Cat Chow
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Dog Food; Offers better described by the sibling category Treats & Chews
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_food_treats.dog_foodDry, wet and fresh dog food, puppy food.
Boundary
- include
- Dry, wet and fresh dog food, puppy food.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Pedigree adult 10 kg; Royal Canin puppy
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cat Food; Offers better described by the sibling category Treats & Chews
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_food_treats.other_animal_foodFish food, bird seed, hamster and rabbit food and hay, reptile food, horse, poultry and livestock feed.
Boundary
- include
- Fish food, bird seed, hamster and rabbit food and hay, reptile food, horse, poultry and livestock feed.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Tetra fish flakes; Bird seed mix 2 kg; Timothy hay; Layer poultry feed
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Dog Food; Offers better described by the sibling category Cat Food
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_food_treats.treats_chewsTreats, dog biscuits, chews, dental sticks and bones for any pet.
Boundary
- include
- Treats, dog biscuits, chews, dental sticks and bones for any pet.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Dentastix; Cat lickable treats; Rawhide bones
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Dog Food; Offers better described by the sibling category Cat Food
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Pet Gear & Accessoriesretail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_gearLevel 37 children
retail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_gearEquipment and accessories for dogs, cats and other pets.
Boundary
- include
- Equipment and accessories for dogs, cats and other pets.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Pet Gear & Accessories; Pet Gear & Accessories offers within Physical Goods > Pet Supplies
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Pet Gear & Accessories; Offers better described by the sibling category Pet Food & Treats
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_gear.bowls_feedersBowls, slow feeders, automatic feeders, water fountains, food storage.
Boundary
- include
- Bowls, slow feeders, automatic feeders, water fountains, food storage.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Stainless dog bowl; Automatic cat feeder; Cat water fountain
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pet Beds, Cat Trees & Furniture; Offers better described by the sibling category Crates, Carriers & Travel
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_gear.collars_leashesCollars, leashes, harnesses, ID tags, GPS and training collars, AirTag and tracker holders for collars, muzzles.
Boundary
- include
- Collars, leashes, harnesses, ID tags, GPS and training collars, AirTag and tracker holders for collars, muzzles.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Ruffwear harness; Retractable leash; Tractive GPS collar
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pet Beds, Cat Trees & Furniture; Offers better described by the sibling category Crates, Carriers & Travel
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_gear.crates_carriersCrates and kennels, playpens, carriers and backpacks, pet strollers, car seat covers and seat belts for pets.
Boundary
- include
- Crates and kennels, playpens, carriers and backpacks, pet strollers, car seat covers and seat belts for pets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Wire dog crate; Airline-approved cat carrier; Pet stroller
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pet Beds, Cat Trees & Furniture; Offers better described by the sibling category Collars, Leashes & Harnesses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_gear.litter_wasteCat litter and litter boxes, poop bags, pee pads, pet diapers, odour removers for pets.
Boundary
- include
- Cat litter and litter boxes, poop bags, pee pads, pet diapers, odour removers for pets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Clumping cat litter 10 kg; Poop bags 300; Puppy pee pads
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pet Beds, Cat Trees & Furniture; Offers better described by the sibling category Crates, Carriers & Travel
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_gear.pet_apparelPet clothes, jackets, costumes, bandanas, boots.
Boundary
- include
- Pet clothes, jackets, costumes, bandanas, boots.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Dog raincoat; Cat costume; Dog bandana
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pet Beds, Cat Trees & Furniture; Offers better described by the sibling category Crates, Carriers & Travel
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_gear.pet_beds_furniturePet beds, mats, cat trees, scratchers, pet stairs, pet doors and gates.
Boundary
- include
- Pet beds, mats, cat trees, scratchers, pet stairs, pet doors and gates.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Orthopaedic dog bed; Cat tree 150 cm; Sisal scratcher
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Crates, Carriers & Travel; Offers better described by the sibling category Collars, Leashes & Harnesses
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_gear.pet_toysToys for dogs, cats and other pets, ball launchers.
Boundary
- include
- Toys for dogs, cats and other pets, ball launchers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- KONG classic; Cat teaser wand; Rope toy
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pet Beds, Cat Trees & Furniture; Offers better described by the sibling category Crates, Carriers & Travel
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Pet Health & Groomingretail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_health_groomingLevel 32 children
retail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_health_groomingHealth and grooming for animals.
Boundary
- include
- Health and grooming for animals.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Pet Health & Grooming; Pet Health & Grooming offers within Physical Goods > Pet Supplies
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Pet Health & Grooming; Offers better described by the sibling category Pet Food & Treats
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_health_grooming.pet_groomingPet shampoos, brushes and deshedding tools, nail clippers, pet clippers, wipes, dental care for pets.
Boundary
- include
- Pet shampoos, brushes and deshedding tools, nail clippers, pet clippers, wipes, dental care for pets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Furminator; Dog shampoo; Pet nail grinder
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Health & Supplements; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Pet Grooming
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.pet_supplies.pet_health_grooming.pet_healthFlea and tick, dewormers, vitamins and supplements, pet CBD (restricted=cannabis_cbd), medicines and first aid for pets and livestock, cones.
Boundary
- include
- Flea and tick, dewormers, vitamins and supplements, pet CBD (restricted=cannabis_cbd), medicines and first aid for pets and livestock, cones.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- NexGard chewables; Frontline spray; Joint supplement for dogs; Poultry tonic
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Pet Grooming; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Health & Supplements
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Shoes, Bags & Luggageretail_goods.shoes_bags_luggageLevel 23 children
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggageFootwear, handbags, backpacks, luggage; wallets, card holders, document holders, cosmetic bags and other leather goods; travel accessories (luggage scales, luggage tags)
Boundary
- include
- Footwear, handbags, backpacks, luggage; wallets, card holders, document holders, cosmetic bags and other leather goods; travel accessories (luggage scales, luggage tags)
- exclude
- Rigid or sport-specific footwear such as ski boots, cycling cleats, climbing shoes → sports_fitness_outdoors
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Shoes, Bags & Luggage; Shoes, Bags & Luggage offers within Physical Goods
- negative
- Rigid or sport-specific footwear such as ski boots, cycling cleats, climbing shoes; Offers better described by a more specific child of Shoes, Bags & Luggage
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Bags & Walletsretail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.bags_walletsLevel 35 children
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.bags_walletsBags carried every day and small leather goods.
Boundary
- include
- Bags carried every day and small leather goods.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Bags & Wallets; Bags & Wallets offers within Physical Goods > Shoes, Bags & Luggage
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Bags & Wallets; Offers better described by the sibling category Shoes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.bags_wallets.backpacksEveryday, school, laptop and travel backpacks, incl. wheeled trolley school backpacks (the backpack form wins over use; diaper-bag backpacks → baby_maternity).
Boundary
- include
- Everyday, school, laptop and travel backpacks, incl. wheeled trolley school backpacks (the backpack form wins over use; diaper-bag backpacks → baby_maternity).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Mochila Hang Loose Trend; Leacat Korean student backpack; Vintage Soft Leather Backpack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Handbags & Totes; Offers better described by the sibling category Laptop & Work Bags
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.bags_wallets.handbagsShoulder bags, totes, crossbody bags, clutches, belt bags, shopping and reusable bags.
Boundary
- include
- Shoulder bags, totes, crossbody bags, clutches, belt bags, shopping and reusable bags.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Shopping Bag Eco-friendly Folding Handbag; Leather tote; Crossbody bag; Clutch
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Backpacks; Offers better described by the sibling category Laptop & Work Bags
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.bags_wallets.laptop_work_bagsLaptop bags and sleeves, briefcases, messenger bags.
Boundary
- include
- Laptop bags and sleeves, briefcases, messenger bags.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- OLIVE MIST Leather Laptop Bag; Leather briefcase; Messenger bag
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Handbags & Totes; Offers better described by the sibling category Backpacks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.bags_wallets.pouches_organizersSoft cosmetic and toiletry bags, travel pouches, bag organizers and inserts (rigid makeup organizers and acrylic boxes → home_decor_kitchen_garden.storage_bathroom.storage_organizers; pencil cases → crafts_stationery_books_music).
Boundary
- include
- Soft cosmetic and toiletry bags, travel pouches, bag organizers and inserts (rigid makeup organizers and acrylic boxes → home_decor_kitchen_garden.storage_bathroom.storage_organizers; pencil cases → crafts_stationery_books_music).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Cosmetic & Make-up Organizers; Toiletry bag; Bag-in-bag organizer
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Handbags & Totes; Offers better described by the sibling category Backpacks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.bags_wallets.wallets_card_holdersWallets, card holders, coin purses, passport and document holders, key pouches.
Boundary
- include
- Wallets, card holders, coin purses, passport and document holders, key pouches.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- WILD EDGE Two Fold Wallet; Porta Cartão De Crédito; Passport holder
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Handbags & Totes; Offers better described by the sibling category Backpacks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Luggage & Travel Gearretail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.luggage_travelLevel 33 children
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.luggage_travelBags and gear made for travel: suitcases, duffels and travel bags, packing and travel accessories.
Boundary
- include
- Bags and gear made for travel: suitcases, duffels and travel bags, packing and travel accessories.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Luggage & Travel Gear; Luggage & Travel Gear offers within Physical Goods > Shoes, Bags & Luggage
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Luggage & Travel Gear; Offers better described by the sibling category Shoes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.luggage_travel.duffels_travel_bagsUnframed travel bags: duffels, weekenders, garment bags, rolling duffels without a telescopic handle.
Boundary
- include
- Unframed travel bags: duffels, weekenders, garment bags, rolling duffels without a telescopic handle.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Weekender bag; Garment bag; Rolling duffel
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Suitcases; Offers better described by the sibling category Travel Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.luggage_travel.suitcasesFramed cases with wheels and a telescopic handle: hard- and soft-sided suitcases, carry-ons, luggage sets, kids' ride-on suitcases.
Boundary
- include
- Framed cases with wheels and a telescopic handle: hard- and soft-sided suitcases, carry-ons, luggage sets, kids' ride-on suitcases.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- ROMEING SICILY Hard-Sided Trolley Suitcase; Samsonite spinner; Carry-on luggage
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Duffels & Travel Bags; Offers better described by the sibling category Travel Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.luggage_travel.travel_accessoriesPacking cubes, luggage tags and scales, TSA locks, travel pillows, luggage covers.
Boundary
- include
- Packing cubes, luggage tags and scales, TSA locks, travel pillows, luggage covers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Packing cubes set; Digital luggage scale; Memory-foam travel pillow
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Suitcases; Offers better described by the sibling category Duffels & Travel Bags
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Shoesretail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.shoesLevel 38 children
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.shoesShoes: Footwear for everyday wear.
Boundary
- include
- Shoes: Footwear for everyday wear.
- exclude
- Sport-specific footwear: football boots of any sole (FG, AG, TF turf, futsal/IC), cleats and studded boots (cricket, baseball, rugby), spiked golf and track shoes, ski boots, cycling and climbing shoes → retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors (tennis, running and training shoes stay in sneakers)
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Shoes; Shoes offers within Physical Goods > Shoes, Bags & Luggage
- negative
- Sport-specific footwear: football boots of any sole (FG, AG, TF turf, futsal/IC), cleats and studded boots (cricket, baseball, rugby), spiked golf and track shoes, ski boots, cycling and climbing shoes; Offers better described by a more specific child of Shoes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.shoes.bootsAnkle, knee-high, Chelsea, combat, hiking and rain boots, incl. low-cut hiking shoes.
Boundary
- include
- Ankle, knee-high, Chelsea, combat, hiking and rain boots, incl. low-cut hiking shoes.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Dream Pairs Knee High Boots; Chelsea boots; Rain boots
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sneakers & Athletic Shoes; Offers better described by the sibling category Sandals, Slides & Slippers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.shoes.flats_dress_shoesBallet flats, loafers and mule loafers, closed-toe mules, moccasins, oxfords, derbies, brogues.
Boundary
- include
- Ballet flats, loafers and mule loafers, closed-toe mules, moccasins, oxfords, derbies, brogues.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Zoom Shoes Leather Loafers; Oxford dress shoes; Ballet flats
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sneakers & Athletic Shoes; Offers better described by the sibling category Boots
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.shoes.heelsHigh heels, pumps, heeled sandals, wedges, kitten heels.
Boundary
- include
- High heels, pumps, heeled sandals, wedges, kitten heels.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- IELGY Sandálias Femininas De Salto Alto; Metro Kitten Sandals; Stiletto pumps
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sneakers & Athletic Shoes; Offers better described by the sibling category Boots
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.shoes.kids_shoesShoes sized for babies and children (baby, toddler and kids' sizes) or sold as boys'/girls'/kids', incl. baby booties and pre-walkers with a sole, strap or non-slip bottom; the shoe type is an attribute. Sport-specific footwear at any size (football boots, cleats, track spikes, golf, cycling, climbing, ski and snowboard boots) → the sport's node under sports_fitness_outdoors.
Boundary
- include
- Shoes sized for babies and children (baby, toddler and kids' sizes) or sold as boys'/girls'/kids', incl. baby booties and pre-walkers with a sole, strap or non-slip bottom; the shoe type is an attribute. Sport-specific footwear at any size (football boots, cleats, track spikes, golf, cycling, climbing, ski and snowboard boots) → the sport's node under sports_fitness_outdoors.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Nike Force 1 MID (TD) Infants Shoes; Kids' light-up sneakers; Baby crib shoes; Girls' school shoes
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sneakers & Athletic Shoes; Offers better described by the sibling category Boots
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.shoes.sandals_slippersFlat or low sandals, flip-flops, slides, clogs incl. clogs sold as mules, house slippers (heeled sandals → heels; mules and mule loafers → flats_dress_shoes).
Boundary
- include
- Flat or low sandals, flip-flops, slides, clogs incl. clogs sold as mules, house slippers (heeled sandals → heels; mules and mule loafers → flats_dress_shoes).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Salma Footwear Slip-On Mules; Khadim's Mule Slip-On Sandal; Havaianas flip-flops; Crocs clogs
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sneakers & Athletic Shoes; Offers better described by the sibling category Boots
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.shoes.shoe_careInsoles, laces, shoe polish and cleaners, shoe trees, shoe horns, shoe charms (Jibbitz) (P1).
Boundary
- include
- Insoles, laces, shoe polish and cleaners, shoe trees, shoe horns, shoe charms (Jibbitz) (P1).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Gel insoles; Sneaker cleaning kit; Replacement shoelaces
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sneakers & Athletic Shoes; Offers better described by the sibling category Boots
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.shoes.sneakersSneakers, running and training shoes, canvas shoes.
Boundary
- include
- Sneakers, running and training shoes, canvas shoes.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Nike Air Force 1; Campus Men OG-18 Sneakers; Sparx Canvas Sneakers
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Boots; Offers better described by the sibling category Sandals, Slides & Slippers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.shoes_bags_luggage.shoes.work_specialty_shoesSafety and work shoes, nursing and chef clogs, dance shoes (incl. heeled Latin and ballroom shoes).
Boundary
- include
- Safety and work shoes, nursing and chef clogs, dance shoes (incl. heeled Latin and ballroom shoes).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- BDDANCE Latin Dance Shoes; Steel-toe safety boots; Nursing clogs
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sneakers & Athletic Shoes; Offers better described by the sibling category Boots
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Sports, Fitness & Outdoorsretail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoorsLevel 211 children
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoorsFitness, ball sports, cycling (including parts, bike helmets and protective gear), personal electric mobility (e-bikes, adult electric scooters, self-balancing scooters, electric unicycles), camping and outdoor tactical gear, water sports, snow sports, golf, fishing, hunting
Boundary
- include
- Fitness, ball sports, cycling (including parts, bike helmets and protective gear), personal electric mobility (e-bikes, adult electric scooters, self-balancing scooters, electric unicycles), camping and outdoor tactical gear, water sports, snow sports, golf, fishing, hunting; Rigid or sport-specific footwear (ski boots, cycling cleats, climbing shoes), load-bearing gear (tactical vests)
- exclude
- Kids' scooters and ride-on wiggle cars → toys_games_collectibles; Headlamps, camping lanterns → tools_home_improvement_industrial; Motorcycle helmets and protective gear → automotive_vehicles; Sports nutrition and supplements → retail_goods.health_wellness_products; Fitness trackers and smartwatches → retail_goods.electronics_appliances; Massage guns and recovery devices → retail_goods.health_wellness_products; Sport clothing → retail_goods.fashion_apparel (activewear, outerwear, swimwear)
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Sports, Fitness & Outdoors; Sports, Fitness & Outdoors offers within Physical Goods
- negative
- Kids' scooters and ride-on wiggle cars; Headlamps, camping lanterns; Motorcycle helmets and protective gear; Sports nutrition and supplements; Fitness trackers and smartwatches; Massage guns and recovery devices; Sport clothing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Camping, Hiking & Climbingretail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.camping_hikingLevel 35 children
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.camping_hikingGear for camping, trekking, climbing and survival.
Boundary
- include
- Gear for camping, trekking, climbing and survival.
- exclude
- Headlamps and camping lanterns → retail_goods.home_decor_kitchen_garden.lighting.portable_lights
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Camping, Hiking & Climbing; Camping, Hiking & Climbing offers within Physical Goods > Sports, Fitness & Outdoors
- negative
- Headlamps and camping lanterns; Offers better described by a more specific child of Camping, Hiking & Climbing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.camping_hiking.camp_kitchen_furnitureCamp stoves, cookware, coolers, water filters, camp and beach chairs, tables, portable toilets and showers, mosquito nets, hand warmers, windbreaks.
Boundary
- include
- Camp stoves, cookware, coolers, water filters, camp and beach chairs, tables, portable toilets and showers, mosquito nets, hand warmers, windbreaks.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Cadeira Alta de Praia MOR Dobrável; Necessaire Térmica 21 Lt; Portable gas stove
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tents & Shelters; Offers better described by the sibling category Sleeping Gear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.camping_hiking.hiking_climbingTrekking poles, technical hiking packs (framed or sized in litres for trekking), hydration packs, harnesses, ropes, carabiners, chalk, climbing shoes (everyday and travel backpacks → shoes_bags_luggage).
Boundary
- include
- Trekking poles, technical hiking packs (framed or sized in litres for trekking), hydration packs, harnesses, ropes, carabiners, chalk, climbing shoes (everyday and travel backpacks → shoes_bags_luggage).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Trekking poles pair; Hydration backpack; Climbing harness
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tents & Shelters; Offers better described by the sibling category Sleeping Gear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.camping_hiking.sleeping_gearSleeping bags and liners, pads, air mattresses for camping, hammocks, compression sacks.
Boundary
- include
- Sleeping bags and liners, pads, air mattresses for camping, hammocks, compression sacks.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- TrekEaze Double Sleeping Bag; Self-inflating sleeping pad; Camping hammock
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tents & Shelters; Offers better described by the sibling category Camp Kitchen & Furniture
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.camping_hiking.tactical_survivalParacord, tactical vests and pouches, survival kits, compasses, multitools sold for outdoors, personal-safety items (pepper spray, safety alarms, self-defence keychains).
Boundary
- include
- Paracord, tactical vests and pouches, survival kits, compasses, multitools sold for outdoors, personal-safety items (pepper spray, safety alarms, self-defence keychains).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Amazon Basics 550 Paracord; Tasmanian Tiger Tac Pouch Holder; Emergency survival kit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tents & Shelters; Offers better described by the sibling category Sleeping Gear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.camping_hiking.tents_sheltersTents, tarps, canopies, bivvies, tent accessories.
Boundary
- include
- Tents, tarps, canopies, bivvies, tent accessories.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 4-person dome tent; Camping tarp
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sleeping Gear; Offers better described by the sibling category Camp Kitchen & Furniture
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Cyclingretail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.cyclingLevel 34 children
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.cyclingBicycles and everything for riding them (not electric).
Boundary
- include
- Bicycles and everything for riding them (not electric).
- exclude
- E-bikes and electric scooters → retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.skates_scooters_e_mobility; Kids' balance bikes and tricycles → retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Cycling; Cycling offers within Physical Goods > Sports, Fitness & Outdoors
- negative
- E-bikes and electric scooters; Kids' balance bikes and tricycles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.cycling.bicyclesRoad, mountain, hybrid, city, folding, BMX and kids' pedal bicycles.
Boundary
- include
- Road, mountain, hybrid, city, folding, BMX and kids' pedal bicycles.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Hybrid bike 700c; Kids' 16-inch bicycle; Folding bike
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bike Parts & Components; Offers better described by the sibling category Bike Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.cycling.bike_accessoriesLights, locks, bags, racks, pumps, bike computers, bottle cages, cycling shoes and cleats, cycling gloves.
Boundary
- include
- Lights, locks, bags, racks, pumps, bike computers, bottle cages, cycling shoes and cleats, cycling gloves.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- USB bike light set; U-lock; Cycling clipless shoes
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bicycles; Offers better described by the sibling category Bike Parts & Components
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.cycling.bike_helmets_protectionBike, skate and scooter helmets, knee and elbow pads.
Boundary
- include
- Bike, skate and scooter helmets, knee and elbow pads.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Capacete Infantil PTK Bicicleta; MIPS road helmet; Kids' knee and elbow pads
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bicycles; Offers better described by the sibling category Bike Parts & Components
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.cycling.bike_partsTires, tubes, wheels, chains, brakes, pedals, saddles, valve caps, groupsets.
Boundary
- include
- Tires, tubes, wheels, chains, brakes, pedals, saddles, valve caps, groupsets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 2pcs GUB Aluminum CNC Bicycle Tire Valve Cap; MTB tubeless tire; Bike chain
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Bicycles; Offers better described by the sibling category Bike Accessories
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Fishing & Huntingretail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.fishing_huntingLevel 34 children
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.fishing_huntingGear for fishing, hunting, archery and target sports.
Boundary
- include
- Gear for fishing, hunting, archery and target sports.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Fishing & Hunting; Fishing & Hunting offers within Physical Goods > Sports, Fitness & Outdoors
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Fishing & Hunting; Offers better described by the sibling category Fitness & Gym
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.fishing_hunting.airsoft_paintballAirsoft and paintball markers, BBs, paint, masks.
Boundary
- include
- Airsoft and paintball markers, BBs, paint, masks.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Airsoft rifle; Paintball mask
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Rods & Reels; Offers better described by the sibling category Fishing Tackle
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.fishing_hunting.fishing_tackleLures, baits, hooks, lines, leaders, sinkers, tackle boxes, landing nets, fishing waders and vests.
Boundary
- include
- Lures, baits, hooks, lines, leaders, sinkers, tackle boxes, landing nets, fishing waders and vests.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Countbass Crank Bait 37mm; Hercules Braided Fishing Line; Cabeça De Pesca Líderes De Linha
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Rods & Reels; Offers better described by the sibling category Hunting & Archery
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.fishing_hunting.hunting_archeryBows, arrows, targets, decoys, game calls, blinds, trail cameras, scopes; tag restricted=weapons where relevant.
Boundary
- include
- Bows, arrows, targets, decoys, game calls, blinds, trail cameras, scopes; tag restricted=weapons where relevant.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Recurve bow set; Trail camera; Duck decoys
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Rods & Reels; Offers better described by the sibling category Fishing Tackle
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.fishing_hunting.rods_reelsFishing rods, reels and rod-reel combos.
Boundary
- include
- Fishing rods, reels and rod-reel combos.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Angling Ls3000 Sea Reel; Telescopic fishing rod
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Fishing Tackle; Offers better described by the sibling category Hunting & Archery
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Fitness & Gymretail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.fitness_gymLevel 34 children
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.fitness_gymEquipment for working out at home or in the gym.
Boundary
- include
- Equipment for working out at home or in the gym.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Fitness & Gym; Fitness & Gym offers within Physical Goods > Sports, Fitness & Outdoors
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Fitness & Gym; Offers better described by the sibling category Team Sports
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.fitness_gym.cardio_machinesTreadmills, exercise bikes, rowers, ellipticals, steppers, vibration plates, indoor bike trainers.
Boundary
- include
- Treadmills, exercise bikes, rowers, ellipticals, steppers, vibration plates, indoor bike trainers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Sportneer Fluid Indoor Bike Trainer Stand; Folding treadmill; Magnetic rowing machine
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Strength & Weights; Offers better described by the sibling category Yoga & Pilates
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.fitness_gym.fitness_accessoriesResistance bands, ab rollers, foam rollers, kinesiology and athletic tape, jump ropes, balance boards, mini trampolines, weighted vests, exercise mats, gym gloves, grip chalk, sweatbands, lifting belts, running belts and phone armbands, stopwatches, altitude masks.
Boundary
- include
- Resistance bands, ab rollers, foam rollers, kinesiology and athletic tape, jump ropes, balance boards, mini trampolines, weighted vests, exercise mats, gym gloves, grip chalk, sweatbands, lifting belts, running belts and phone armbands, stopwatches, altitude masks.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Resistance band set; 1Pcs Wrist Sweatband Tennis Sport; Speed jump rope; Foam roller
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cardio Machines; Offers better described by the sibling category Strength & Weights
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.fitness_gym.strength_weightsDumbbells, kettlebells, barbells and plates, benches, racks, power towers, pull-up bars.
Boundary
- include
- Dumbbells, kettlebells, barbells and plates, benches, racks, power towers, pull-up bars.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Adjustable dumbbells; Cast-iron kettlebell; Doorway pull-up bar
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cardio Machines; Offers better described by the sibling category Yoga & Pilates
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.fitness_gym.yoga_pilatesYoga mats, blocks, straps, wheels, pilates rings and reformers.
Boundary
- include
- Yoga mats, blocks, straps, wheels, pilates rings and reformers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Saral Home Anti-Skid Yoga Mat; Cork yoga block; Pilates ring
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cardio Machines; Offers better described by the sibling category Strength & Weights
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Golf, Combat & Individual Sportsretail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.individual_sportsLevel 34 children
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.individual_sportsGear for golf, combat sports, athletics, gymnastics, dance and horse riding.
Boundary
- include
- Gear for golf, combat sports, athletics, gymnastics, dance and horse riding.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Golf, Combat & Individual Sports; Golf, Combat & Individual Sports offers within Physical Goods > Sports, Fitness & Outdoors
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Golf, Combat & Individual Sports; Offers better described by the sibling category Fitness & Gym
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.individual_sports.boxing_martial_artsBoxing gloves, punching bags, MMA gear, martial-arts belts, pads and training weapons, fencing gear (trophies and medals → home_decor_kitchen_garden; replica title belts → collectibles).
Boundary
- include
- Boxing gloves, punching bags, MMA gear, martial-arts belts, pads and training weapons, fencing gear (trophies and medals → home_decor_kitchen_garden; replica title belts → collectibles).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 16 oz boxing gloves; Heavy punching bag; Taekwondo kick pad
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Golf; Offers better described by the sibling category Track, Gymnastics & Dance Gear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.individual_sports.equestrianSaddles, bridles, riding helmets, horse care and grooming.
Boundary
- include
- Saddles, bridles, riding helmets, horse care and grooming.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- English saddle; Riding helmet
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Golf; Offers better described by the sibling category Boxing & Martial Arts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.individual_sports.golfClubs, balls, golf bags, gloves, tees, rangefinders, trolleys, spiked golf shoes, training aids.
Boundary
- include
- Clubs, balls, golf bags, gloves, tees, rangefinders, trolleys, spiked golf shoes, training aids.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Golf club set; Titleist Pro V1 balls; Laser rangefinder
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Boxing & Martial Arts; Offers better described by the sibling category Track, Gymnastics & Dance Gear
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.individual_sports.track_gymnastics_danceTrack spikes, starting blocks, competition hurdles, gymnastics and tumbling mats and bars, cheer poms, ballet barres.
Boundary
- include
- Track spikes, starting blocks, competition hurdles, gymnastics and tumbling mats and bars, cheer poms, ballet barres.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Track spikes; Folding gymnastics mat; Ballet barre
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Golf; Offers better described by the sibling category Boxing & Martial Arts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Racket Sportsretail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.racket_sportsLevel 34 children
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.racket_sportsRackets, balls, shuttlecocks, nets, tables and court gear.
Boundary
- include
- Rackets, balls, shuttlecocks, nets, tables and court gear.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Racket Sports; Racket Sports offers within Physical Goods > Sports, Fitness & Outdoors
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Racket Sports; Offers better described by the sibling category Fitness & Gym
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.racket_sports.badmintonBadminton rackets, shuttlecocks, nets and sets.
Boundary
- include
- Badminton rackets, shuttlecocks, nets and sets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Yonex badminton racket; Feather shuttlecocks; SONGMICS 13 ft Badminton Net
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tennis; Offers better described by the sibling category Table Tennis
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.racket_sports.padel_pickleball_squashPadel rackets, pickleball paddles and balls, squash and racquetball rackets.
Boundary
- include
- Padel rackets, pickleball paddles and balls, squash and racquetball rackets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Pickleball paddle set; Padel racket
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Badminton; Offers better described by the sibling category Tennis
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.racket_sports.table_tennisPing-pong tables, paddles, balls, nets, robots.
Boundary
- include
- Ping-pong tables, paddles, balls, nets, robots.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Ping-pong paddle set; Folding table tennis table
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Badminton; Offers better described by the sibling category Tennis
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.racket_sports.tennisTennis rackets, balls, strings, nets, ball machines.
Boundary
- include
- Tennis rackets, balls, strings, nets, ball machines.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Wilson tennis racket; Tennis balls 4-can
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Badminton; Offers better described by the sibling category Table Tennis
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Game Room & Backyard Gamesretail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.recreational_gamesLevel 33 children
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.recreational_gamesLeisure games played for fun at home, in the garden or on the beach.
Boundary
- include
- Leisure games played for fun at home, in the garden or on the beach.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Game Room & Backyard Games; Game Room & Backyard Games offers within Physical Goods > Sports, Fitness & Outdoors
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Game Room & Backyard Games; Offers better described by the sibling category Fitness & Gym
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.recreational_games.billiards_dartsPool tables, cues, balls, chalk, dartboards, darts.
Boundary
- include
- Pool tables, cues, balls, chalk, dartboards, darts.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Pool cue; Bristle dartboard
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Foosball, Air Hockey & Bowling; Offers better described by the sibling category Lawn, Beach & Flying-Disc Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.recreational_games.game_tablesFoosball and air-hockey tables, multi-game tables, bowling balls, bags and pins, table shuffleboard.
Boundary
- include
- Foosball and air-hockey tables, multi-game tables, bowling balls, bags and pins, table shuffleboard.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Foosball table; Air hockey table
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Billiards & Darts; Offers better described by the sibling category Lawn, Beach & Flying-Disc Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.recreational_games.lawn_beach_gamesCornhole, croquet, bocce, spikeball, beach paddle and tennis sets, frisbees and disc golf (kites → toys_games_collectibles.toys.vehicles_rc).
Boundary
- include
- Cornhole, croquet, bocce, spikeball, beach paddle and tennis sets, frisbees and disc golf (kites → toys_games_collectibles.toys.vehicles_rc).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Cornhole board set; Spikeball kit; Vector X Flying DISC; Disc golf set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Billiards & Darts; Offers better described by the sibling category Foosball, Air Hockey & Bowling
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Skates, Scooters & E-Mobilityretail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.skates_scooters_e_mobilityLevel 33 children
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.skates_scooters_e_mobilityWheeled riding for teens and adults, powered or not.
Boundary
- include
- Wheeled riding for teens and adults, powered or not.
- exclude
- Kids' scooters and ride-ons sold for children → retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles; Motorcycles and mopeds → retail_goods.automotive_vehicles
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Skates, Scooters & E-Mobility; Skates, Scooters & E-Mobility offers within Physical Goods > Sports, Fitness & Outdoors
- negative
- Kids' scooters and ride-ons sold for children; Motorcycles and mopeds
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.skates_scooters_e_mobility.e_bikesElectric bicycles and e-bike conversion kits.
Boundary
- include
- Electric bicycles and e-bike conversion kits.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Fat-tire e-bike; E-bike conversion kit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category E-Scooters & Self-Balancing; Offers better described by the sibling category Skateboards, Skates & Kick Scooters
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.skates_scooters_e_mobility.e_scooters_boardsElectric kick scooters, hoverboards, electric unicycles and skateboards.
Boundary
- include
- Electric kick scooters, hoverboards, electric unicycles and skateboards.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Xiaomi electric scooter; Hoverboard; Electric unicycle
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category E-Bikes; Offers better described by the sibling category Skateboards, Skates & Kick Scooters
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.skates_scooters_e_mobility.skates_kick_scootersSkateboards, longboards, roller and inline skates, kick scooters for teens and adults.
Boundary
- include
- Skateboards, longboards, roller and inline skates, kick scooters for teens and adults.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- WAYPLUS KS1 Kick Scooter; Complete skateboard; Inline skates
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category E-Bikes; Offers better described by the sibling category E-Scooters & Self-Balancing
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Team Sportsretail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.team_sportsLevel 38 children
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.team_sportsGear for team ball and bat sports, incl. their balls, goals, protective gear and cleats.
Boundary
- include
- Gear for team ball and bat sports, incl. their balls, goals, protective gear and cleats.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Team Sports; Team Sports offers within Physical Goods > Sports, Fitness & Outdoors
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Team Sports; Offers better described by the sibling category Fitness & Gym
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.team_sports.baseball_softballBats, gloves, balls, batting helmets, baseball cleats.
Boundary
- include
- Bats, gloves, balls, batting helmets, baseball cleats.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Baseball glove; Aluminium bat; Baseball cleats
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Football (Soccer); Offers better described by the sibling category Basketball & Netball
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.team_sports.basketball_netballBasketballs, hoops and backboards, netball gear.
Boundary
- include
- Basketballs, hoops and backboards, netball gear.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Portable basketball hoop; Indoor basketball
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Football (Soccer); Offers better described by the sibling category Volleyball & Handball
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.team_sports.cricketBats, balls, pads, gloves, helmets, stumps, studded cricket shoes.
Boundary
- include
- Bats, balls, pads, gloves, helmets, stumps, studded cricket shoes.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- English willow cricket bat; Cricket batting pads; Studded cricket shoes
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Football (Soccer); Offers better described by the sibling category Basketball & Netball
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.team_sports.football_soccerFootballs, goals, shin guards, goalkeeper gloves, football boots of any sole (FG, AG, turf, futsal/IC).
Boundary
- include
- Footballs, goals, shin guards, goalkeeper gloves, football boots of any sole (FG, AG, turf, futsal/IC).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Size 5 football; Pop-up goal; Football cleats
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Basketball & Netball; Offers better described by the sibling category Volleyball & Handball
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.team_sports.hockey_lacrosseField and ice hockey sticks, pucks, hockey skates, lacrosse sticks, hockey protective gear.
Boundary
- include
- Field and ice hockey sticks, pucks, hockey skates, lacrosse sticks, hockey protective gear.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Ice hockey stick; Field hockey stick; Lacrosse stick
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Football (Soccer); Offers better described by the sibling category Basketball & Netball
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.team_sports.rugby_american_footballRugby and American footballs, shoulder pads, helmets, tackle bags.
Boundary
- include
- Rugby and American footballs, shoulder pads, helmets, tackle bags.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Rugby ball; Football shoulder pads
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Football (Soccer); Offers better described by the sibling category Basketball & Netball
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.team_sports.team_training_gearCones, agility ladders and mini agility hurdles, practice nets, rebounders, ball pumps, ball bags and carts, whistles, scoreboards, tactic boards, mouthguards (any sport) and athletic cups, stadium seats.
Boundary
- include
- Cones, agility ladders and mini agility hurdles, practice nets, rebounders, ball pumps, ball bags and carts, whistles, scoreboards, tactic boards, mouthguards (any sport) and athletic cups, stadium seats.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Agility ladder and cones set; Ball pump; Referee whistle
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Football (Soccer); Offers better described by the sibling category Basketball & Netball
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.team_sports.volleyball_handballVolleyballs, nets and poles, knee pads, handballs, beach volleyball sets.
Boundary
- include
- Volleyballs, nets and poles, knee pads, handballs, beach volleyball sets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Beach volleyball set; Volleyball knee pads
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Football (Soccer); Offers better described by the sibling category Basketball & Netball
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Water Sportsretail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.water_sportsLevel 34 children
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.water_sportsGear for swimming, surfing, paddling, boating and diving.
Boundary
- include
- Gear for swimming, surfing, paddling, boating and diving.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Water Sports; Water Sports offers within Physical Goods > Sports, Fitness & Outdoors
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Water Sports; Offers better described by the sibling category Fitness & Gym
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.water_sports.boating_kayakingKayaks, canoes, rafts, inflatable boats, life jackets, boat accessories and watercraft storage racks.
Boundary
- include
- Kayaks, canoes, rafts, inflatable boats, life jackets, boat accessories and watercraft storage racks.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Sit-on-top kayak; Boat Carpet Marine Backing; Adult life jacket
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Swim Gear; Offers better described by the sibling category Surf, Paddle & Board Sports
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.water_sports.diving_snorkelingMasks, snorkels, fins for diving, wetsuits, drysuits, dive computers and BCDs.
Boundary
- include
- Masks, snorkels, fins for diving, wetsuits, drysuits, dive computers and BCDs.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Full-face snorkel mask; 3mm wetsuit; Dive computer
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Swim Gear; Offers better described by the sibling category Surf, Paddle & Board Sports
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.water_sports.surf_paddleSurfboards, bodyboards, SUP boards, paddles, windsurf and kitesurf gear, wakeboards, water skis and towables.
Boundary
- include
- Surfboards, bodyboards, SUP boards, paddles, windsurf and kitesurf gear, wakeboards, water skis and towables.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Inflatable SUP board; Soft-top surfboard
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Swim Gear; Offers better described by the sibling category Boating & Kayaking
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.water_sports.swim_gearSwim goggles and caps, fins, kickboards, pull buoys, swim training aids, water polo gear, water shoes and aqua socks.
Boundary
- include
- Swim goggles and caps, fins, kickboards, pull buoys, swim training aids, water polo gear, water shoes and aqua socks.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- SHIFTER Silicone Swimming Cap; Anti-fog goggles; Kickboard
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Surf, Paddle & Board Sports; Offers better described by the sibling category Boating & Kayaking
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Winter Sportsretail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.winter_sportsLevel 32 children
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.winter_sportsGear for snow and ice sports: skis, snowboards, boots, goggles, ice skates and winter-sport accessories.
Boundary
- include
- Gear for snow and ice sports: skis, snowboards, boots, goggles, ice skates and winter-sport accessories.
- exclude
- Ski jackets and snow pants → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.outerwear.snow_ski_wear
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Winter Sports; Winter Sports offers within Physical Goods > Sports, Fitness & Outdoors
- negative
- Ski jackets and snow pants; Offers better described by a more specific child of Winter Sports
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.winter_sports.ski_snowboardSkis, snowboards, bindings, ski boots, poles, ski goggles and helmets.
Boundary
- include
- Skis, snowboards, bindings, ski boots, poles, ski goggles and helmets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- All-mountain skis; Snowboard bindings; Ski goggles
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Sleds, Ice Skates & Snowshoes; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Skiing & Snowboarding
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.winter_sports.sleds_ice_skatesSleds, snow tubes, figure and recreational ice skates, snowshoes (hockey skates → team_sports.hockey_lacrosse).
Boundary
- include
- Sleds, snow tubes, figure and recreational ice skates, snowshoes (hockey skates → team_sports.hockey_lacrosse).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Plastic snow sled; Figure skates; Snowshoes
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Skiing & Snowboarding; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Sleds, Ice Skates & Snowshoes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Tobacco, Vape & Cannabisretail_goods.tobacco_vape_cannabisLevel 25 children
retail_goods.tobacco_vape_cannabisTobacco, e-cigarettes, hookah and accessories (charcoal, foil, ashtrays), smokable/vapable/psychoactive cannabis products (flower, pre-rolls, cartridges, THC edibles)
Boundary
- include
- Tobacco, e-cigarettes, hookah and accessories (charcoal, foil, ashtrays), smokable/vapable/psychoactive cannabis products (flower, pre-rolls, cartridges, THC edibles)
- exclude
- Topical, wellness or pet CBD → L2 by function, tag restricted=cannabis_cbd
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Tobacco, Vape & Cannabis; Tobacco, Vape & Cannabis offers within Physical Goods
- negative
- Topical, wellness or pet CBD; Offers better described by a more specific child of Tobacco, Vape & Cannabis
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tobacco_vape_cannabis.cannabisSmokable, vapable and psychoactive cannabis (flower, pre-rolls, cartridges, THC edibles) and other psychoactive botanicals (kratom); restricted=cannabis_cbd; wellness and topical CBD → by function.
Boundary
- include
- Smokable, vapable and psychoactive cannabis (flower, pre-rolls, cartridges, THC edibles) and other psychoactive botanicals (kratom); restricted=cannabis_cbd; wellness and topical CBD → by function.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Pre-roll 1 g; THC vape cartridge; THC gummies
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tobacco & Nicotine; Offers better described by the sibling category Vapes & Heated Tobacco
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tobacco_vape_cannabis.hookah_shishaHookahs, shisha tobacco and herbal molasses, hookah charcoal, foil and accessories.
Boundary
- include
- Hookahs, shisha tobacco and herbal molasses, hookah charcoal, foil and accessories.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Khalil Mamoon hookah; Al Fakher shisha; Coconut charcoal 1 kg
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tobacco & Nicotine; Offers better described by the sibling category Vapes & Heated Tobacco
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tobacco_vape_cannabis.smoking_accessoriesLighters sold for smoking or with no stated use (candle and kitchen lighters → home_decor_kitchen_garden), rolling papers and machines, grinders, pipes, bongs, ashtrays, humidors, cigarette cases.
Boundary
- include
- Lighters sold for smoking or with no stated use (candle and kitchen lighters → home_decor_kitchen_garden), rolling papers and machines, grinders, pipes, bongs, ashtrays, humidors, cigarette cases.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Zippo lighter; RAW rolling papers; Herb grinder; Glass ashtray
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tobacco & Nicotine; Offers better described by the sibling category Vapes & Heated Tobacco
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tobacco_vape_cannabis.tobacco_nicotineCigarettes, cigars, rolling and pipe tobacco, chewing tobacco, snus and nicotine pouches (nicotine-replacement therapy → health_wellness_products).
Boundary
- include
- Cigarettes, cigars, rolling and pipe tobacco, chewing tobacco, snus and nicotine pouches (nicotine-replacement therapy → health_wellness_products).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Marlboro Gold; Cohiba cigar; Zyn nicotine pouches
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Vapes & Heated Tobacco; Offers better described by the sibling category Hookah & Shisha
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tobacco_vape_cannabis.vaping_heatedE-cigarettes, disposable vapes, pod kits, e-liquids and coils, heated-tobacco devices and sticks.
Boundary
- include
- E-cigarettes, disposable vapes, pod kits, e-liquids and coils, heated-tobacco devices and sticks.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Elf Bar disposable; Vaporesso pod kit; IQOS ILUMA; E-liquid 60 ml
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tobacco & Nicotine; Offers better described by the sibling category Hookah & Shisha
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Tools, Home Improvement & Industrialretail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrialLevel 28 children
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrialHand/power tools, hardware, plumbing, electrical and bathroom fixtures (including vanity cabinets, bathroom mirror cabinets, toilet parts, pipe fittings), mechanical door locks, building materials, safety signage, electrical parts and electronic components (including LED beads, lamp socket adapters), work PPE, shipping and moving packaging (cartons, mailer bags, tape, bubble wrap), industrial/lab/MRO supplies
Boundary
- include
- Hand/power tools, hardware, plumbing, electrical and bathroom fixtures (including vanity cabinets, bathroom mirror cabinets, toilet parts, pipe fittings), mechanical door locks, building materials, safety signage, electrical parts and electronic components (including LED beads, lamp socket adapters), work PPE, shipping and moving packaging (cartons, mailer bags, tape, bubble wrap), industrial/lab/MRO supplies
- exclude
- Smart locks → electronics_appliances; All finished lighting incl. flashlights, headlamps and lanterns → home_decor_kitchen_garden
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Tools, Home Improvement & Industrial; Tools, Home Improvement & Industrial offers within Physical Goods
- negative
- Smart locks; All finished lighting incl. flashlights, headlamps and lanterns
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Building Materials & Paintretail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.building_materialsLevel 35 children
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.building_materialsMaterials to build, finish and repair.
Boundary
- include
- Materials to build, finish and repair.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Building Materials & Paint; Building Materials & Paint offers within Physical Goods > Tools, Home Improvement & Industrial
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Building Materials & Paint; Offers better described by the sibling category Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.building_materials.adhesives_sealantsConstruction and repair glue, epoxy, silicone sealant, caulk, duct and hardware tape, lubricants (craft glue → crafts_stationery_books_music).
Boundary
- include
- Construction and repair glue, epoxy, silicone sealant, caulk, duct and hardware tape, lubricants (craft glue → crafts_stationery_books_music).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Silicone sealant; Epoxy adhesive; WD-40
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Paint & Painting Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Flooring & Tiles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.building_materials.doors_windowsDoors, windows, screens, weather stripping, window hardware.
Boundary
- include
- Doors, windows, screens, weather stripping, window hardware.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Magnetic screen door; Weather stripping tape
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Paint & Painting Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Adhesives, Sealants & Tape
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.building_materials.flooring_tilesFloor and wall tiles, laminate, vinyl and wood flooring, tile tools and grout.
Boundary
- include
- Floor and wall tiles, laminate, vinyl and wood flooring, tile tools and grout.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Peel-and-stick floor tiles; Tile grout
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Paint & Painting Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Adhesives, Sealants & Tape
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.building_materials.paint_coatingsPaint for walls, wood and metal, primers, stains, varnish, spray paint, decorating brushes, rollers, painter's tape (art paints → crafts_stationery_books_music).
Boundary
- include
- Paint for walls, wood and metal, primers, stains, varnish, spray paint, decorating brushes, rollers, painter's tape (art paints → crafts_stationery_books_music).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Interior wall paint 4 L; Paint roller kit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Adhesives, Sealants & Tape; Offers better described by the sibling category Flooring & Tiles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.building_materials.structural_materialsLumber, plywood, drywall, insulation and acoustic panels, tile backer boards and shower niches, roofing, fencing and gates, concrete and masonry.
Boundary
- include
- Lumber, plywood, drywall, insulation and acoustic panels, tile backer boards and shower niches, roofing, fencing and gates, concrete and masonry.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Plywood sheet; Fence panel
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Paint & Painting Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Adhesives, Sealants & Tape
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Electrical & Componentsretail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.electricalLevel 33 children
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.electricalWiring and electrical supplies, power equipment and electronic components.
Boundary
- include
- Wiring and electrical supplies, power equipment and electronic components.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Electrical & Components; Electrical & Components offers within Physical Goods > Tools, Home Improvement & Industrial
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Electrical & Components; Offers better described by the sibling category Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.electrical.electronic_componentsLED beads and bare LED/COB chips (LED strip and tape lights of any voltage → home_decor_kitchen_garden.lighting), resistors, hobby/DIY sensors, sensors, modules, dev boards incl. bare Raspberry Pi boards and maker kits (ready-to-use desktop kits → electronics_appliances.computers.desktops), lamp sockets and socket adapters, batteries for projects (finished lights → home_decor_kitchen_garden.lighting).
Boundary
- include
- LED beads and bare LED/COB chips (LED strip and tape lights of any voltage → home_decor_kitchen_garden.lighting), resistors, hobby/DIY sensors, sensors, modules, dev boards incl. bare Raspberry Pi boards and maker kits (ready-to-use desktop kits → electronics_appliances.computers.desktops), lamp sockets and socket adapters, batteries for projects (finished lights → home_decor_kitchen_garden.lighting).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Arduino Uno board; LED beads 100-pack; Lamp socket adapter
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Wiring, Switches & Sockets; Offers better described by the sibling category Power, Generators & Solar Kits
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.electrical.power_generators_solarExtension cords, non-smart power strips, plug-in multi-socket and travel adaptors, generators, solar and car power inverters, stabilisers, solar panels and kits (fixed or DIY), fuel cans and propane cylinders (portable power stations and power banks → electronics_appliances).
Boundary
- include
- Extension cords, non-smart power strips, plug-in multi-socket and travel adaptors, generators, solar and car power inverters, stabilisers, solar panels and kits (fixed or DIY), fuel cans and propane cylinders (portable power stations and power banks → electronics_appliances).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Extension cord 5 m; Portable petrol generator; Solar panel 100W kit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Wiring, Switches & Sockets; Offers better described by the sibling category Electronic Components
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.electrical.wiring_switches_socketsWires and cables, wall switches and sockets, plugs, circuit breakers, conduit, connectors, cable management (sleeves, clips, cable tidy boxes, floor protectors), earthing accessories, wired non-smart doorbells.
Boundary
- include
- Wires and cables, wall switches and sockets, plugs, circuit breakers, conduit, connectors, cable management (sleeves, clips, cable tidy boxes, floor protectors), earthing accessories, wired non-smart doorbells.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Modular switch board; Copper wire 90 m
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Power, Generators & Solar Kits; Offers better described by the sibling category Electronic Components
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Hardware & Locksretail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.hardwareLevel 33 children
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.hardwareSmall hardware for building and furniture.
Boundary
- include
- Small hardware for building and furniture.
- exclude
- Smart locks → retail_goods.electronics_appliances
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hardware & Locks; Hardware & Locks offers within Physical Goods > Tools, Home Improvement & Industrial
- negative
- Smart locks; Offers better described by a more specific child of Hardware & Locks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.hardware.cabinet_door_hardwareHinges, handles, knobs, drawer slides, door stops, door closers, cabinet vent grilles and grommets.
Boundary
- include
- Hinges, handles, knobs, drawer slides, door stops, door closers, cabinet vent grilles and grommets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Soft-close hinges 10-pack; Cabinet handles
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Fasteners & Brackets; Offers better described by the sibling category Mechanical Locks & Keys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.hardware.fasteners_bracketsScrews, nails, bolts, anchors, rivets, brackets, casters, chain, wire rope, springs, hooks, furniture legs and feet, glides, felt pads, leg and slat caps, turntable (lazy susan) bearings.
Boundary
- include
- Screws, nails, bolts, anchors, rivets, brackets, casters, chain, wire rope, springs, hooks, furniture legs and feet, glides, felt pads, leg and slat caps, turntable (lazy susan) bearings.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Wall anchor kit; Stainless screws 500-pack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Cabinet & Door Hardware; Offers better described by the sibling category Mechanical Locks & Keys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.hardware.locks_keysPadlocks, mechanical door locks and deadbolts, latches, key blanks, lockout kits (electronic keypad, fingerprint and smart locks → electronics_appliances).
Boundary
- include
- Padlocks, mechanical door locks and deadbolts, latches, key blanks, lockout kits (electronic keypad, fingerprint and smart locks → electronics_appliances).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Brass padlock; Deadbolt lock set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Fasteners & Brackets; Offers better described by the sibling category Cabinet & Door Hardware
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Industrial, Lab & MROretail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.industrial_labLevel 33 children
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.industrial_labSupplies for factories, labs and maintenance.
Boundary
- include
- Supplies for factories, labs and maintenance.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Industrial, Lab & MRO; Industrial, Lab & MRO offers within Physical Goods > Tools, Home Improvement & Industrial
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Industrial, Lab & MRO; Offers better described by the sibling category Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.industrial_lab.industrial_partsBearings, motors, pumps, pneumatics, hydraulics, belts, valves, tractor and farm-machinery parts, industrial sensors and encoders, industrial machinery and parts (filling, sealing, SMT), raw stock (rubber and metal sheet, mesh).
Boundary
- include
- Bearings, motors, pumps, pneumatics, hydraulics, belts, valves, tractor and farm-machinery parts, industrial sensors and encoders, industrial machinery and parts (filling, sealing, SMT), raw stock (rubber and metal sheet, mesh).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Ball bearing 6204; Pneumatic cylinder
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Lab & Scientific; Offers better described by the sibling category Material Handling
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.industrial_lab.lab_scientificLab glassware, microscopes for labs, pipettes, dosing and peristaltic pumps, lab chemicals and instruments, anatomical, dental and medical teaching models.
Boundary
- include
- Lab glassware, microscopes for labs, pipettes, dosing and peristaltic pumps, lab chemicals and instruments, anatomical, dental and medical teaching models.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Borosilicate beaker set; Digital pH meter
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Industrial Parts & Machinery; Offers better described by the sibling category Material Handling
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.industrial_lab.material_handlingPallet jacks, industrial racks and shelving, platform carts, dollies for warehouses (cleaning supplies of any scale → home_decor_kitchen_garden).
Boundary
- include
- Pallet jacks, industrial racks and shelving, platform carts, dollies for warehouses (cleaning supplies of any scale → home_decor_kitchen_garden).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Hydraulic pallet jack; Steel warehouse rack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Lab & Scientific; Offers better described by the sibling category Industrial Parts & Machinery
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Packaging & Shipping Suppliesretail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.packaging_shippingLevel 32 children
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.packaging_shippingMaterials for shipping and moving (gift wrap → home_decor_kitchen_garden).
Boundary
- include
- Materials for shipping and moving (gift wrap → home_decor_kitchen_garden).
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Packaging & Shipping Supplies; Packaging & Shipping Supplies offers within Physical Goods > Tools, Home Improvement & Industrial
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Packaging & Shipping Supplies; Offers better described by the sibling category Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.packaging_shipping.boxes_mailersShipping cartons, moving boxes, mailer bags and envelopes, poly and anti-static bags.
Boundary
- include
- Shipping cartons, moving boxes, mailer bags and envelopes, poly and anti-static bags.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Moving boxes 10-pack; Poly mailer bags 100
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Packing Materials & Tape; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Boxes & Mailers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.packaging_shipping.packing_materials_tapeBubble wrap, packing paper, void fill, packing tape and dispensers, stretch film.
Boundary
- include
- Bubble wrap, packing paper, void fill, packing tape and dispensers, stretch film.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Bubble wrap roll; Packing tape 6 rolls
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Boxes & Mailers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Packing Materials & Tape
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Plumbing, Bathroom Fixtures & HVACretail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.plumbing_hvacLevel 35 children
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.plumbing_hvacWater, fixtures and ventilation installed in a building.
Boundary
- include
- Water, fixtures and ventilation installed in a building.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Plumbing, Bathroom Fixtures & HVAC; Plumbing, Bathroom Fixtures & HVAC offers within Physical Goods > Tools, Home Improvement & Industrial
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Plumbing, Bathroom Fixtures & HVAC; Offers better described by the sibling category Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.plumbing_hvac.faucets_showersKitchen and bathroom taps, shower heads and systems, health faucets, bidet attachments.
Boundary
- include
- Kitchen and bathroom taps, shower heads and systems, health faucets, bidet attachments.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Rainfall shower head; Pull-down kitchen faucet
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Toilets, Sinks & Vanities; Offers better described by the sibling category Pipes, Fittings & Repair
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.plumbing_hvac.hvac_ventilationVents, ducts, built-in exhaust fans, non-smart thermostats, HVAC filters (ceiling, stand and portable fans → electronics_appliances).
Boundary
- include
- Vents, ducts, built-in exhaust fans, non-smart thermostats, HVAC filters (ceiling, stand and portable fans → electronics_appliances).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Bathroom exhaust fan; HVAC air filter
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Faucets & Showers; Offers better described by the sibling category Toilets, Sinks & Vanities
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.plumbing_hvac.pipes_fittingsPipes, fittings, valves and valve trims, hoses and supply lines, drain cleaners and repair kits.
Boundary
- include
- Pipes, fittings, valves and valve trims, hoses and supply lines, drain cleaners and repair kits.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- PVC pipe fittings; Braided supply hose
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Faucets & Showers; Offers better described by the sibling category Toilets, Sinks & Vanities
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.plumbing_hvac.toilets_sinks_vanitiesToilets and toilet parts, sinks, basins, vanity and mirror cabinets.
Boundary
- include
- Toilets and toilet parts, sinks, basins, vanity and mirror cabinets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Toilet flush valve; Vanity cabinet with basin
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Faucets & Showers; Offers better described by the sibling category Pipes, Fittings & Repair
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.plumbing_hvac.water_filtration_pumpsWhole-house and under-sink filters and cartridges, softeners, water pumps (electric purifiers and dispensers → electronics_appliances).
Boundary
- include
- Whole-house and under-sink filters and cartridges, softeners, water pumps (electric purifiers and dispensers → electronics_appliances).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Under-sink water filter; Booster water pump
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Faucets & Showers; Offers better described by the sibling category Toilets, Sinks & Vanities
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Safety & PPEretail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.safety_ppeLevel 32 children
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.safety_ppeWorkplace and site safety equipment: protective clothing, gloves, helmets, eye, ear and respiratory protection, safety signage.
Boundary
- include
- Workplace and site safety equipment: protective clothing, gloves, helmets, eye, ear and respiratory protection, safety signage.
- exclude
- Hi-vis vests and workwear clothing → retail_goods.fashion_apparel.uniforms_workwear.work_uniforms; Medical masks and exam gloves → retail_goods.health_wellness_products
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Safety & PPE; Safety & PPE offers within Physical Goods > Tools, Home Improvement & Industrial
- negative
- Hi-vis vests and workwear clothing; Medical masks and exam gloves
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.safety_ppe.ppeWork gloves, safety glasses, respirators, hard hats, ear protection, fall protection, welding masks.
Boundary
- include
- Work gloves, safety glasses, respirators, hard hats, ear protection, fall protection, welding masks.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Cut-resistant work gloves; N95 respirator for dust; Hard hat
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Safety Signs & Barriers; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Personal Protective Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.safety_ppe.signage_barriersSafety signage, caution tape, traffic cones, crowd-control barriers.
Boundary
- include
- Safety signage, caution tape, traffic cones, crowd-control barriers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Caution wet floor sign; Traffic cones 6-pack
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Personal Protective Equipment; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Safety Signs & Barriers
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Toolsretail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.toolsLevel 36 children
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.toolsHand and power tools and their accessories.
Boundary
- include
- Hand and power tools and their accessories.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Tools; Tools offers within Physical Goods > Tools, Home Improvement & Industrial
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Tools; Offers better described by the sibling category Hardware & Locks
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.tools.hand_toolsHammers, screwdrivers, wrenches, pliers, hand saws, knives and cutters, clamps, tool sets.
Boundary
- include
- Hammers, screwdrivers, wrenches, pliers, hand saws, knives and cutters, clamps, tool sets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Screwdriver set 32-in-1; Combination wrench set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Power Tools; Offers better described by the sibling category Outdoor Power Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.tools.measuring_testingTape measures, levels, laser measures, multimeters, testers, inspection cameras, platform and industrial scales, thermo-hygrometers and home weather stations.
Boundary
- include
- Tape measures, levels, laser measures, multimeters, testers, inspection cameras, platform and industrial scales, thermo-hygrometers and home weather stations.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Laser distance meter; Digital multimeter
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hand Tools; Offers better described by the sibling category Power Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.tools.outdoor_power_equipmentLawn mowers, trimmers, leaf blowers, chainsaws, pressure washers, snow blowers.
Boundary
- include
- Lawn mowers, trimmers, leaf blowers, chainsaws, pressure washers, snow blowers.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Cordless lawn mower; Pressure washer
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hand Tools; Offers better described by the sibling category Power Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.tools.power_toolsDrills, impact drivers, saws, grinders, sanders, heat guns, rotary tools, welders, soldering irons, compressors.
Boundary
- include
- Drills, impact drivers, saws, grinders, sanders, heat guns, rotary tools, welders, soldering irons, compressors.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Cordless drill 20V; Angle grinder; Soldering iron kit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hand Tools; Offers better described by the sibling category Outdoor Power Equipment
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.tools.tool_accessoriesDrill and driver bits, saw blades, abrasives, power-tool batteries and chargers, air hoses, reels and pneumatic fittings.
Boundary
- include
- Drill and driver bits, saw blades, abrasives, power-tool batteries and chargers, air hoses, reels and pneumatic fittings.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- HSS drill bit set; Circular saw blade
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hand Tools; Offers better described by the sibling category Power Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.tools_home_improvement_industrial.tools.tool_storage_workshopToolboxes and bags for tools, tool chests, workbenches, ladders, step stools and step ladders, sawhorses, hand trucks and sack trucks.
Boundary
- include
- Toolboxes and bags for tools, tool chests, workbenches, ladders, step stools and step ladders, sawhorses, hand trucks and sack trucks.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Rolling tool chest; Aluminium step ladder
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hand Tools; Offers better described by the sibling category Power Tools
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Toys, Games & Collectiblesretail_goods.toys_games_collectiblesLevel 23 children
retail_goods.toys_games_collectiblesToys for all ages, building blocks, puzzles, board games and playing cards, kids' craft/DIY kits, kids' scooters and ride-on wiggle cars, prank toys, display replica swords, figures, blind boxes, TCG, graded cards and collectible coins (sold individually), model kits, RC toys
Boundary
- include
- Toys for all ages, building blocks, puzzles, board games and playing cards, kids' craft/DIY kits, kids' scooters and ride-on wiggle cars, prank toys, display replica swords, figures, blind boxes, TCG, graded cards and collectible coins (sold individually), model kits, RC toys; Toy vs collectible: bought to play (kids) → the toy nodes; bought to collect or display (statues, Funko, blind boxes, graded cards) → collectibles
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Toys, Games & Collectibles; Toys, Games & Collectibles offers within Physical Goods
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Toys, Games & Collectibles; Offers better described by the sibling category Clothing & Apparel
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Collectiblesretail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.collectiblesLevel 35 children
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.collectiblesItems bought to collect or display rather than to play.
Boundary
- include
- Items bought to collect or display rather than to play.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Collectibles; Collectibles offers within Physical Goods > Toys, Games & Collectibles
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Collectibles; Offers better described by the sibling category Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.collectibles.coins_memorabiliaCollectible and proof coins and banknotes sold individually, stamps, autographs, signed sports memorabilia, replica title belts, rocks, minerals and fossils, vintage advertising, memorabilia display cases (feng shui coins and healing crystals → home_decor_kitchen_garden).
Boundary
- include
- Collectible and proof coins and banknotes sold individually, stamps, autographs, signed sports memorabilia, replica title belts, rocks, minerals and fossils, vintage advertising, memorabilia display cases (feng shui coins and healing crystals → home_decor_kitchen_garden).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Commemorative silver coin; Signed football jersey; Stamp collection album
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Trading Cards; Offers better described by the sibling category Collectible Figures & Blind Boxes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.collectibles.figures_blind_boxesAnime and scale figures, statues, Nendoroid, Funko Pop, blind boxes, art toys, and premium collector action-figure lines (Marvel Legends, Black Series, S.H.Figuarts).
Boundary
- include
- Anime and scale figures, statues, Nendoroid, Funko Pop, blind boxes, art toys, and premium collector action-figure lines (Marvel Legends, Black Series, S.H.Figuarts).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Unyks Star Luffy & Shanks Anime Action Figure; Boneco Funko Pop! Sanrio Kuromi; FUNISM Blind Box Action Figure; GSC Nendoroid Shana
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Trading Cards; Offers better described by the sibling category Model Kits & Scale Models
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.collectibles.model_kitsGunpla and plastic model kits and tools, premium die-cast scale models (1:43, 1:18; Mini GT, Greenlight), model railways.
Boundary
- include
- Gunpla and plastic model kits and tools, premium die-cast scale models (1:43, 1:18; Mini GT, Greenlight), model railways.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Gundam HG model kit; 1:18 die-cast car
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Trading Cards; Offers better described by the sibling category Collectible Figures & Blind Boxes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.collectibles.replica_weaponsDisplay swords, replica blades and props sold for display; tag restricted=weapons.
Boundary
- include
- Display swords, replica blades and props sold for display; tag restricted=weapons.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Display Replica Weapons; Display Replica Weapons offers within Physical Goods > Toys, Games & Collectibles > Collectibles
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Trading Cards; Offers better described by the sibling category Collectible Figures & Blind Boxes
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.collectibles.trading_cardsTCG cards, booster packs, graded cards, idol and fan photocards, binders and sleeves for cards.
Boundary
- include
- TCG cards, booster packs, graded cards, idol and fan photocards, binders and sleeves for cards.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Álbum Pasta Fichário Pokemon TCG; Triple Bundle 88 Cards; PSA-graded card
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Collectible Figures & Blind Boxes; Offers better described by the sibling category Model Kits & Scale Models
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Games & Puzzlesretail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.games_puzzlesLevel 34 children
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.games_puzzlesGames & Puzzles: Games and puzzles for all ages.
Boundary
- include
- Games & Puzzles: Games and puzzles for all ages.
- exclude
- Sport and game-room equipment (billiards, darts, foosball, cornhole) → retail_goods.sports_fitness_outdoors.recreational_games
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Games & Puzzles; Games & Puzzles offers within Physical Goods > Toys, Games & Collectibles
- negative
- Sport and game-room equipment (billiards, darts, foosball, cornhole); Offers better described by a more specific child of Games & Puzzles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.games_puzzles.board_tabletop_gamesGames played on a board: strategy, family and party board games, dexterity games (Jenga), battle tops (card-only games → card_dice_games).
Boundary
- include
- Games played on a board: strategy, family and party board games, dexterity games (Jenga), battle tops (card-only games → card_dice_games).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Monopoly; Catan; Codenames
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Card & Dice Games; Offers better described by the sibling category Puzzles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.games_puzzles.card_dice_gamesPlaying cards, card-only games (UNO, Exploding Kittens), conversation, tarot and oracle decks, dice and dice games, poker and casino sets, bingo sets and supplies, mahjong and domino sets.
Boundary
- include
- Playing cards, card-only games (UNO, Exploding Kittens), conversation, tarot and oracle decks, dice and dice games, poker and casino sets, bingo sets and supplies, mahjong and domino sets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Bicycle Disney Classic Playing Cards; 10pcs Polyhedral D20 Dice; Poker chip set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Board Games; Offers better described by the sibling category Puzzles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.games_puzzles.electronic_gamesSingle-game LCD handhelds, virtual pets, toy consoles with built-in games, kids' camera and game watches without calling or GPS (VTech KidiZoom) (devices that run video games or emulators → electronics_appliances).
Boundary
- include
- Single-game LCD handhelds, virtual pets, toy consoles with built-in games, kids' camera and game watches without calling or GPS (VTech KidiZoom) (devices that run video games or emulators → electronics_appliances).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Handheld LCD game; Tamagotchi
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Board Games; Offers better described by the sibling category Card & Dice Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.games_puzzles.puzzlesJigsaw, 3D, wooden and mechanical puzzles, Rubik's cubes.
Boundary
- include
- Jigsaw, 3D, wooden and mechanical puzzles, Rubik's cubes.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- 1000-piece jigsaw; Speed cube 3x3
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Board Games; Offers better described by the sibling category Card & Dice Games
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Toysretail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.toysLevel 38 children
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.toysToys: Toys bought to play with.
Boundary
- include
- Toys: Toys bought to play with.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Toys; Toys offers within Physical Goods > Toys, Games & Collectibles
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Toys; Offers better described by the sibling category Games & Puzzles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.toys.arts_crafts_kitsCraft and DIY kits made for kids, slime, play dough, kinetic sand and clay, drawing and sticker activity sets (D14).
Boundary
- include
- Craft and DIY kits made for kids, slime, play dough, kinetic sand and clay, drawing and sticker activity sets (D14).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Imagimake Kids White Paper Art Kit; Kimeleka Slime Art Kids; Imagimake Kids Pink Clay Stickers
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Dolls, Figures & Plush; Offers better described by the sibling category Building & Construction Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.toys.building_toysBuilding blocks and bricks, magnetic tiles, marble runs, construction sets.
Boundary
- include
- Building blocks and bricks, magnetic tiles, marble runs, construction sets.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Animal Building Blocks Model Crocodile; LEGO City set; Magnetic tiles 100 pcs
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Dolls, Figures & Plush; Offers better described by the sibling category Vehicles, RC, Robots & Flying Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.toys.dolls_figures_plushDolls, action figures and playsets for play, doll clothes and accessories, dollhouses, puppets, plush and stuffed toys.
Boundary
- include
- Dolls, action figures and playsets for play, doll clothes and accessories, dollhouses, puppets, plush and stuffed toys.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Gêmeos Bebê Reborn Boneca Realista; AKANSHA Avenger Toy Set Super Hero Set of 5; Teddy bear 30 cm
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Building & Construction Toys; Offers better described by the sibling category Vehicles, RC, Robots & Flying Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.toys.educational_stemLearning toys, shape sorters, stacking and push-pull toys, musical toys, science and coding kits, sensory and Montessori toys, learning pillow books.
Boundary
- include
- Learning toys, shape sorters, stacking and push-pull toys, musical toys, science and coding kits, sensory and Montessori toys, learning pillow books.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- BHVMEY geometric shape sorting puzzle Blocks; Nafhotoz learning pillow book; Kids' science experiment kit
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Dolls, Figures & Plush; Offers better described by the sibling category Building & Construction Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.toys.novelty_fidgetFidget and sensory toys, squishies, prank toys, magic tricks, bubbles, yo-yos, spinning tops, marbles, bouncy balls, kaleidoscopes, wind-up and executive toys, novelty keepsakes.
Boundary
- include
- Fidget and sensory toys, squishies, prank toys, magic tricks, bubbles, yo-yos, spinning tops, marbles, bouncy balls, kaleidoscopes, wind-up and executive toys, novelty keepsakes.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Pop-it fidget set; Magic trick kit; Attractive Gold Membership Novelty Card
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Dolls, Figures & Plush; Offers better described by the sibling category Building & Construction Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.toys.outdoor_ride_onKids' scooters, balance bikes, tricycles, ride-on and wiggle cars, trampolines, swings and playsets, ball pits, sand, water and bath toys, paddling pools, kids' sports toys, toy blasters and water guns.
Boundary
- include
- Kids' scooters, balance bikes, tricycles, ride-on and wiggle cars, trampolines, swings and playsets, ball pits, sand, water and bath toys, paddling pools, kids' sports toys, toy blasters and water guns.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Lascoota 2-in-1 Kids Kick Scooter with Seat; ZOOMELLA Pool Toy Wrist Water Squirt; Kids' trampoline
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Dolls, Figures & Plush; Offers better described by the sibling category Building & Construction Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.toys.pretend_playPlay kitchens and food, doctor and tool sets, play houses and tents, toy money and dress-up accessories for play (costumes → fashion_apparel.costumes_cosplay).
Boundary
- include
- Play kitchens and food, doctor and tool sets, play houses and tents, toy money and dress-up accessories for play (costumes → fashion_apparel.costumes_cosplay).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Play kitchen set; Toy doctor kit; Kids' play tent
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Dolls, Figures & Plush; Offers better described by the sibling category Building & Construction Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
retail_goods.toys_games_collectibles.toys.vehicles_rcToy cars and play vehicles (incl. basic 1:64 die-cast), RC cars and boats, toy and mini drones and hobby RC/FPV parts, train sets, race tracks, robot and transforming toys, kites, gliders and toy rockets. Drones sold as toys or for kids (age grading, headless mode, toy brand) stay here even with a basic camera; camera-first drones (stabilised 4K, GPS, DJI-class) → electronics_appliances.
Boundary
- include
- Toy cars and play vehicles (incl. basic 1:64 die-cast), RC cars and boats, toy and mini drones and hobby RC/FPV parts, train sets, race tracks, robot and transforming toys, kites, gliders and toy rockets. Drones sold as toys or for kids (age grading, headless mode, toy brand) stay here even with a basic camera; camera-first drones (stabilised 4K, GPS, DJI-class) → electronics_appliances.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Hot Wheels 5-pack; RC off-road car; Wooden train set
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Dolls, Figures & Plush; Offers better described by the sibling category Building & Construction Toys
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Traveltravel_hospitalityLevel 16 children
travel_hospitalityTrips away from home: accommodation, flights, intercity transport and self-drive rental, attractions and tours, cruises and packages, travel services.
Boundary
- include
- Trips away from home: accommodation, flights, intercity transport and self-drive rental, attractions and tours, cruises and packages, travel services.
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Travel; Travel offers within the AON taxonomy
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Travel; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Travel
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Attractions, Tours & Experiencestravel_hospitality.attractions_toursLevel 23 children
travel_hospitality.attractions_toursTheme parks, museums, zoos/aquariums, scenic sites, day tours, cruise shore excursions, adventure experiences, sightseeing flights and hot-air balloons, one-off experience classes (cooking class, wine tasting), multi-choice experience vouchers, activity gear rental and ski passes, hotel pool/resort-facility day passes
Boundary
- include
- Theme parks, museums, zoos/aquariums, scenic sites, day tours, cruise shore excursions, adventure experiences, sightseeing flights and hot-air balloons, one-off experience classes (cooking class, wine tasting), multi-choice experience vouchers, activity gear rental and ski passes, hotel pool/resort-facility day passes; Activity marketplaces covering several types (GetYourGuide, Klook, Viator, Headout) stay at this L2 for platform-level offers
- exclude
- Standalone day spas, spa treatments → beauty_wellness_fitness; Local activity venues such as trampoline parks, Topgolf → local_entertainment_leisure
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Attractions, Tours & Experiences; Attractions, Tours & Experiences offers within Travel
- negative
- Standalone day spas, spa treatments; Local activity venues such as trampoline parks, Topgolf
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.attractions_tours.activities_experiencesDoing an activity yourself or with an instructor: adventure and outdoor sports, diving and water sports, balloons, sightseeing flights and skydiving, ski and surf lessons, activity gear rental, cooking classes, tastings and workshops, experience gift vouchers (B07).
Boundary
- include
- Doing an activity yourself or with an instructor: adventure and outdoor sports, diving and water sports, balloons, sightseeing flights and skydiving, ski and surf lessons, activity gear rental, cooking classes, tastings and workshops, experience gift vouchers (B07).
- exclude
- Local leisure venues (trampoline parks, Topgolf, escape rooms) → local_lifestyle_services.local_entertainment_leisure; Dockless bike/scooter sharing in a city → local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Arung Jeram Citatih rafting; Cappadocia hot-air balloon; PADI Discover Scuba Diving; Tuscany cooking class; Virgin Experience Days; Skiset ski rental
- negative
- Local leisure venues (trampoline parks, Topgolf, escape rooms); Dockless bike/scooter sharing in a city
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.attractions_tours.park_attraction_ticketsEntry or access to a place, with or without a guide at that place (a guided or skip-the-line visit of one site, e.g. Vatican Museums guided tour, stays here): theme and water parks, museums and exhibitions, zoos and aquariums, gardens and nature parks, landmarks and observation decks, city/attraction passes (B20), ski lift passes, hotel pool and resort day passes (B22).
Boundary
- include
- Entry or access to a place, with or without a guide at that place (a guided or skip-the-line visit of one site, e.g. Vatican Museums guided tour, stays here): theme and water parks, museums and exhibitions, zoos and aquariums, gardens and nature parks, landmarks and observation decks, city/attraction passes (B20), ski lift passes, hotel pool and resort day passes (B22).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Universal Studios Japan tickets; Vatican Museums tickets; teamLab Planets TOKYO; Go City – London Pass; Epic Pass; ResortPass
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Tours & Excursions; Offers better described by the sibling category Activities & Experiences
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.attractions_tours.tours_excursionsA guided route within one day (no accommodation) where the guide or the itinerary is the product: city walking/bike/bus tours, hop-on hop-off, food and drink tours, day trips out of town, cruise shore excursions, sightseeing boat trips (no overnight).
Boundary
- include
- A guided route within one day (no accommodation) where the guide or the itinerary is the product: city walking/bike/bus tours, hop-on hop-off, food and drink tours, day trips out of town, cruise shore excursions, sightseeing boat trips (no overnight).
- exclude
- Several days with accommodation → travel_hospitality.cruises_vacation_packages.package_holidays
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Stonehenge, Windsor Castle & Bath Day Trip from London; Big Bus Tours; Civitatis free tours; Bangkok street food tour; Bateaux Parisiens Seine cruise
- negative
- Several days with accommodation; Offers better described by the sibling category Park & Attraction Tickets
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Cruises & Holiday Packagestravel_hospitality.cruises_vacation_packagesLevel 22 children
travel_hospitality.cruises_vacation_packagesPackaged vacations: round-trip or leisure ocean/river cruises (including mini cruises), flight + hotel packages, accommodation + paid ticket/activity packages, multi-day group tours (with accommodation), multi-leg packaged itineraries
Boundary
- include
- Packaged vacations: round-trip or leisure ocean/river cruises (including mini cruises), flight + hotel packages, accommodation + paid ticket/activity packages, multi-day group tours (with accommodation), multi-leg packaged itineraries; Package and tour platforms covering several trip forms stay at this L2 for platform-level offers
- exclude
- A more specific supported descendant is evidenced; The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Cruises & Holiday Packages; Cruises & Holiday Packages offers within Travel
- negative
- Offers better described by a more specific child of Cruises & Holiday Packages; Offers better described by the sibling category Hotels & Accommodation
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.cruises_vacation_packages.cruisesHolidays on a ship: ocean, river and expedition cruises, mini cruises, fly-cruise packages, ocean-liner crossings, and any overnight stay aboard a crewed vessel (houseboats, liveaboards, crewed yacht holidays), and add-ons for a booked sailing (drink packages, onboard Wi-Fi).
Boundary
- include
- Holidays on a ship: ocean, river and expedition cruises, mini cruises, fly-cruise packages, ocean-liner crossings, and any overnight stay aboard a crewed vessel (houseboats, liveaboards, crewed yacht holidays), and add-ons for a booked sailing (drink packages, onboard Wi-Fi).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Royal Caribbean; MSC Cruises; AmaWaterways; Viking River Cruises; Hurtigruten; Iglu Cruise
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Package Holidays & Tours; Offers whose primary subject is unrelated to Cruises
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.cruises_vacation_packages.package_holidaysMulti-day holidays sold as one bundle of accommodation plus something else: flight + hotel, hotel + park or event tickets, all-inclusive package breaks, tailor-made holidays, pilgrimage packages (Hajj, Umrah), and multi-day group tours with a tour leader (escorted, adventure/active, safari), even when flights are included.
Boundary
- include
- Multi-day holidays sold as one bundle of accommodation plus something else: flight + hotel, hotel + park or event tickets, all-inclusive package breaks, tailor-made holidays, pilgrimage packages (Hajj, Umrah), and multi-day group tours with a tour leader (escorted, adventure/active, safari), even when flights are included.
- exclude
- Accommodation only, even all-inclusive (Club Med, Sandals) → travel_hospitality.hotels_accommodations.hotels_resorts; A flight alone → travel_hospitality.flights_aviation; Within one day, no accommodation → travel_hospitality.attractions_tours.tours_excursions
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- TUI Holidays; easyJet holidays; Expedia – Bundle Flight + Hotel; Universal Orlando Vacations – Hotel + Tickets; Kuoni; Umrah package; Collette; Intrepid Travel; G Adventures; TourRadar
- negative
- Accommodation only, even all-inclusive (Club Med, Sandals); A flight alone; Within one day, no accommodation
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Flightstravel_hospitality.flights_aviationLevel 24 children
travel_hospitality.flights_aviationProducts sold by airlines: flights, airline ancillaries (baggage, seat selection, buying miles/loyalty points/status), charter flights, point-to-point helicopter/seaplane flights, pilot tools
Boundary
- include
- Products sold by airlines: flights, airline ancillaries (baggage, seat selection, buying miles/loyalty points/status), charter flights, point-to-point helicopter/seaplane flights, pilot tools; Pilot tools and flight-planning software stay at this L2
- exclude
- Airport lounges and airport experience memberships → travel_services; Sightseeing flights, hot-air balloons → attractions_tours
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Flights; Flights offers within Travel
- negative
- Airport lounges and airport experience memberships; Sightseeing flights, hot-air balloons
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.flights_aviation.airline_extras_loyaltyProducts sold by an airline on top of a ticket: baggage, seats, upgrades and upgrade bids, in-flight Wi-Fi, buying miles or status.
Boundary
- include
- Products sold by an airline on top of a ticket: baggage, seats, upgrades and upgrade bids, in-flight Wi-Fi, buying miles or status.
- exclude
- Co-branded airline credit cards → financial_services
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Plusgrade upgrade bids; Buy Avios; United MileagePlus miles purchase; Seat selection
- negative
- Co-branded airline credit cards; Offers better described by the sibling category Commercial Flights
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.flights_aviation.commercial_flightsTickets on scheduled airline services: airline direct bookings, flight itineraries and fares from agencies or metasearch, incl. per-seat scheduled semi-private services (JSX).
Boundary
- include
- Tickets on scheduled airline services: airline direct bookings, flight itineraries and fares from agencies or metasearch, incl. per-seat scheduled semi-private services (JSX).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Qatar Airways – Book Direct; AirAsia MOVE flights; Ryanair; Busan (PUS) to Auckland (AKL) - 1 stop
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Private Aviation; Offers better described by the sibling category Airline Extras & Miles
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.flights_aviation.private_aviationPrivate jet and charter flights, shared private seats, jet cards and private-aviation memberships (Surf Air, Wheels Up), point-to-point helicopter or seaplane flights.
Boundary
- include
- Private jet and charter flights, shared private seats, jet cards and private-aviation memberships (Surf Air, Wheels Up), point-to-point helicopter or seaplane flights.
- exclude
- Sightseeing flights and hot-air balloons → travel_hospitality.attractions_tours.activities_experiences
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- XO; Wheels Up; NetJets; Blade; Flexjet
- negative
- Sightseeing flights and hot-air balloons; Offers better described by the sibling category Commercial Flights
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.flights_aviation.scheduled_flightsTickets on scheduled airline services: airline direct bookings, flight itineraries and fares from agencies or metasearch.
Boundary
- include
- Tickets on scheduled airline services: airline direct bookings, flight itineraries and fares from agencies or metasearch.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Qatar Airways – Book Direct; AirAsia MOVE flights; Ryanair; Busan (PUS) to Auckland (AKL) - 1 stop
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Private Aviation; Offers better described by the sibling category Airline Extras & Miles
Lifecycle
- status
- deprecated
- replacement category id
- travel_hospitality.flights_aviation.commercial_flights
Hotels & Accommodationtravel_hospitality.hotels_accommodationsLevel 25 children
travel_hospitality.hotels_accommodationsBooked accommodation (paid per night/month without a formal lease, regardless of length of stay): hotels, resorts (including all-inclusive), short-stay and monthly-stay platforms (Airbnb, Blueground), serviced apartments, guesthouses/B&Bs, hostels, camping, day-use rooms; hotel spa overnight packages; hotel points purchases and memberships
Boundary
- include
- Booked accommodation (paid per night/month without a formal lease, regardless of length of stay): hotels, resorts (including all-inclusive), short-stay and monthly-stay platforms (Airbnb, Blueground), serviced apartments, guesthouses/B&Bs, hostels, camping, day-use rooms; hotel spa overnight packages; hotel points purchases and memberships; Accommodation-only bookings within vacation club memberships; Casino hotel stays bundled with free play credit (tag restricted=gambling); Accommodation booking platforms and aggregators listing many properties (Booking.com, Agoda, HotelTonight, Goibibo hotels, Secret Escapes) stay at this L2 for platform-level offers; a single hotel chain or brand (Marriott, Hilton) → hotels_resorts
- exclude
- Rentals with a formal lease (deposit + rental contract), e.g. student housing leases → real_estate_housing; Timeshare ownership → real_estate_housing; Packages of accommodation + paid third-party tickets (Disney hotel + park tickets) → cruises_vacation_packages; meals, activities and ski lessons included with all-inclusive resorts are not paid tickets and stay in this L2 (Sandals, Club Med)
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Hotels & Accommodation; Hotels & Accommodation offers within Travel
- negative
- Rentals with a formal lease (deposit + rental contract), e.g. student housing leases; Timeshare ownership; Packages of accommodation + paid third-party tickets (Disney hotel + park tickets)
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.hotels_accommodations.camping_glampingPitches, campsites, RV parks, glamping tents, pods and lodges on campgrounds.
Boundary
- include
- Pitches, campsites, RV parks, glamping tents, pods and lodges on campgrounds.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Pitchup.com; Hipcamp; Huttopia; Glamping Hub
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hotels & Resorts; Offers better described by the sibling category Homes & Apartments
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.hotels_accommodations.homes_apartmentsA whole home, apartment, villa, cabin or serviced apartment, booked per night or per month without a formal lease, incl. coliving and nomad stay memberships (Outsite, Selina CoLive).
Boundary
- include
- A whole home, apartment, villa, cabin or serviced apartment, booked per night or per month without a formal lease, incl. coliving and nomad stay memberships (Outsite, Selina CoLive).
- exclude
- Formal lease (deposit + rental contract) → local_lifestyle_services.real_estate_housing (B23)
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Airbnb; Vrbo; Blueground; Plum Guide; Sonder
- negative
- Formal lease (deposit + rental contract); Offers better described by the sibling category Hotels & Resorts
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.hotels_accommodations.hostels_guesthousesSmall or shared lodging: hostels, guesthouses, B&Bs, inns, homestays, farm stays.
Boundary
- include
- Small or shared lodging: hostels, guesthouses, B&Bs, inns, homestays, farm stays.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Hostelworld; Yinyiju Homestay; Edge Premium Homestay; Chengde Jinlinzhai Chinese Inn
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hotels & Resorts; Offers better described by the sibling category Homes & Apartments
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.hotels_accommodations.hotel_loyalty_pointsBuying hotel loyalty points, paid hotel memberships or stay subscriptions/passes rather than a single stay (Inspirato Pass).
Boundary
- include
- Buying hotel loyalty points, paid hotel memberships or stay subscriptions/passes rather than a single stay (Inspirato Pass).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Marriott Bonvoy points purchase; Hilton Honors points purchase; Tablet Plus membership
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Hotels & Resorts; Offers better described by the sibling category Homes & Apartments
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.hotels_accommodations.hotels_resortsRooms in a hotel-type property run by an operator: hotels, resorts (incl. all-inclusive), motels, ryokan, capsule and casino hotels, aparthotels with hotel service, day-use rooms. Decide by what the property calls itself (or by the description when they conflict): hotel/resort/motel/ryokan here; hostel/guesthouse/B&B/inn/homestay → hostels_guesthouses. Perks the hotel itself includes with the stay (its own water park, lift pass in an all-inclusive ski resort, spa credit, park express pass for hotel guests) keep the offer here; separately priced third-party tickets make it a package.
Boundary
- include
- Rooms in a hotel-type property run by an operator: hotels, resorts (incl. all-inclusive), motels, ryokan, capsule and casino hotels, aparthotels with hotel service, day-use rooms. Decide by what the property calls itself (or by the description when they conflict): hotel/resort/motel/ryokan here; hostel/guesthouse/B&B/inn/homestay → hostels_guesthouses. Perks the hotel itself includes with the stay (its own water park, lift pass in an all-inclusive ski resort, spa credit, park express pass for hotel guests) keep the offer here; separately priced third-party tickets make it a package.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- IHG Hotels & Resorts; Club Med; Sandals Resorts; Super 8 Hotel Victory Road Shop; Japanican ryokan
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Homes & Apartments; Offers better described by the sibling category Hostels, Guesthouses & Homestays
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
Intercity Transport & Self-Drive Rentaltravel_hospitality.transport_mobilityLevel 27 children
travel_hospitality.transport_mobilityTravel transport you either ride on a scheduled service or drive yourself: intercity and long-distance rail tickets and passes, scheduled intercity buses and coaches, point-to-point ferries, self-drive car/van rental priced per day or longer (incl. P2P), RV/campervan and bareboat boat rental. Anything with a driver provided for you (taxi, ride-hailing, transfers, chauffeurs, carpooling), at any distance, and urban transit incl. airport rail links → mobility_auto_services (B09)
Boundary
- include
- Travel transport you either ride on a scheduled service or drive yourself: intercity and long-distance rail tickets and passes, scheduled intercity buses and coaches, point-to-point ferries, self-drive car/van rental priced per day or longer (incl. P2P), RV/campervan and bareboat boat rental. Anything with a driver provided for you (taxi, ride-hailing, transfers, chauffeurs, carpooling), at any distance, and urban transit incl. airport rail links → mobility_auto_services (B09); Accommodation on an RV or yacht does not change the classification; Multi-mode transport booking platforms (Omio, 12Go) stay at this L2 for platform-level offers
- exclude
- Monthly car subscriptions and long-term leases → automotive_vehicles; Rides with a driver provided (taxi, ride-hailing incl. pre-booked, airport transfers, chauffeurs, private drivers between cities, carpooling) → mobility_auto_services; Urban public transit, metro/MRT, commuter passes, airport rail links → mobility_auto_services
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Intercity Transport & Self-Drive Rental; Intercity Transport & Self-Drive Rental offers within Travel
- negative
- Monthly car subscriptions and long-term leases; Rides with a driver provided (taxi, ride-hailing incl. pre-booked, airport transfers, chauffeurs, private drivers between cities, carpooling); Urban public transit, metro/MRT, commuter passes, airport rail links
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.transport_mobility.bus_carpoolIntercity and long-distance coaches and intercity carpooling.
Boundary
- include
- Intercity and long-distance coaches and intercity carpooling.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- FlixBus; Greyhound; BlaBlaCar; redBus
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Car & Van Rental; Offers better described by the sibling category Rail
Lifecycle
- status
- deprecated
- replacement category id
- travel_hospitality.transport_mobility.intercity_bus
travel_hospitality.transport_mobility.car_rentalSelf-drive car or van rental by the day or longer, incl. peer-to-peer rental (Hertz-type services).
Boundary
- include
- Self-drive car or van rental by the day or longer, incl. peer-to-peer rental (Hertz-type services).
- exclude
- Car with driver, chauffeurs, private drivers (any distance) → local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services; Per-minute/hourly car sharing → local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services; Monthly car subscriptions and long-term leases → retail_goods.automotive_vehicles
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Sixt; Europcar; Hertz; Economy Bookings; Turo
- negative
- Car with driver, chauffeurs, private drivers (any distance); Per-minute/hourly car sharing; Monthly car subscriptions and long-term leases
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.transport_mobility.ferriesPoint-to-point ferry crossings, with or without a vehicle.
Boundary
- include
- Point-to-point ferry crossings, with or without a vehicle.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- DFDS – Ferries Dover to Calais; Brittany Ferries; Direct Ferries; Stena Line
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Car & Van Rental; Offers better described by the sibling category Rail
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.transport_mobility.intercity_busScheduled intercity and long-distance bus and coach services.
Boundary
- include
- Scheduled intercity and long-distance bus and coach services.
- exclude
- Carpooling, incl. long-distance (BlaBlaCar carpool) → local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services (B09)
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- FlixBus; Greyhound; redBus; BlaBlaCar Bus; National Express
- negative
- Carpooling, incl. long-distance (BlaBlaCar carpool); Offers better described by the sibling category Car & Van Rental
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.transport_mobility.railIntercity and long-distance train tickets, rail passes, scenic and sleeper trains (rail only; scenic rail journeys sold with hotel nights → package_holidays).
Boundary
- include
- Intercity and long-distance train tickets, rail passes, scenic and sleeper trains (rail only; scenic rail journeys sold with hotel nights → package_holidays).
- exclude
- Metro/MRT, commuter passes and airport rail links (Heathrow Express) → local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Japan Rail Pass; Trainline; Eurostar; Glacier Express; Eurail Pass
- negative
- Metro/MRT, commuter passes and airport rail links (Heathrow Express); Offers better described by the sibling category Car & Van Rental
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.transport_mobility.rv_boat_rentalRenting a motorhome, campervan, boat or bareboat yacht, also when you sleep on board.
Boundary
- include
- Renting a motorhome, campervan, boat or bareboat yacht, also when you sleep on board.
- exclude
- Crewed multi-day yacht cruise holidays → travel_hospitality.cruises_vacation_packages.cruises; Day boat tours with a guide → travel_hospitality.attractions_tours.tours_excursions
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Outdoorsy; Indie Campers; Click&Boat; GetMyBoat
- negative
- Crewed multi-day yacht cruise holidays; Day boat tours with a guide
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.transport_mobility.transfersPre-booked point-to-point rides: airport/station/hotel transfers, shuttles, private drivers between two places.
Boundary
- include
- Pre-booked point-to-point rides: airport/station/hotel transfers, shuttles, private drivers between two places.
- exclude
- Taxis and ride-hailing within a city, on demand → local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Mozio; Welcome Pickups; Kiwitaxi; Uber – Reserve Your Airport Ride
- negative
- Taxis and ride-hailing within a city, on demand; Offers better described by the sibling category Car & Van Rental
Lifecycle
- status
- deprecated
- replacement category id
- local_lifestyle_services.mobility_auto_services.transfers_chauffeurs
Travel Servicestravel_hospitality.travel_servicesLevel 26 children
travel_hospitality.travel_servicesTravel support services: travel data eSIM/SIM (whether labeled roaming or local), visas/eTA, flight delay compensation claims, luggage storage and shipping, airport services (lounges and airport experience memberships, fast track, airport concierge, airport parking), flight delay compensation claims, trip-planning apps (including AI planners), travel info/deal-alert memberships; standalone travel insurance appears here only as secondary (B10)
Boundary
- include
- Travel support services: travel data eSIM/SIM (whether labeled roaming or local), visas/eTA, flight delay compensation claims, luggage storage and shipping, airport services (lounges and airport experience memberships, fast track, airport concierge, airport parking), flight delay compensation claims, trip-planning apps (including AI planners), travel info/deal-alert memberships; standalone travel insurance appears here only as secondary (B10)
- exclude
- Domestic carrier monthly plans with a phone number → telecom_utilities
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- When evidence stops at this node, keep it as primary and mark needs_enrichment instead of guessing a child.
Examples
- positive
- Offers primarily about Travel Services; Travel Services offers within Travel
- negative
- Domestic carrier monthly plans with a phone number; Offers better described by a more specific child of Travel Services
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.travel_services.airport_servicesAirport lounges and lounge memberships, fast track, meet-and-greet, airport parking, luggage storage and luggage shipping.
Boundary
- include
- Airport lounges and lounge memberships, fast track, meet-and-greet, airport parking, luggage storage and luggage shipping.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Priority Pass; Lounge Pass; Heathrow Fast Track Security; Send My Bag; Bounce luggage storage
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Travel eSIM & Connectivity; Offers better described by the sibling category Visas & Travel Documents
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.travel_services.flight_claimsServices that claim compensation for delayed, cancelled or overbooked flights and lost baggage (travel insurance policies → financial_services.insurance_protection.travel_insurance, B10).
Boundary
- include
- Services that claim compensation for delayed, cancelled or overbooked flights and lost baggage (travel insurance policies → financial_services.insurance_protection.travel_insurance, B10).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- AirHelp; ClaimCompass; Flightright
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Travel eSIM & Connectivity; Offers better described by the sibling category Visas & Travel Documents
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.travel_services.insurance_claimsTravel insurance incl. car-hire excess insurance (B10, secondary insurance_protection) and flight delay/cancellation compensation claims.
Boundary
- include
- Travel insurance incl. car-hire excess insurance (B10, secondary insurance_protection) and flight delay/cancellation compensation claims.
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- World Nomads; InsureMyTrip; SafetyWing; AirHelp
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Travel eSIM & Connectivity; Offers better described by the sibling category Visas & Travel Documents
Lifecycle
- status
- deprecated
- replacement category id
- travel_hospitality.travel_services.flight_claims
travel_hospitality.travel_services.planning_dealsTrip-planning apps (incl. AI planners), deal-alert memberships and travel discount subscriptions that sell no bookings themselves (flash-sale booking sites such as Secret Escapes are booking platforms → the L2 of what they sell; paid memberships of a booking platform such as eDreams Prime or Booking.com Genius → that platform's entity primary, G6).
Boundary
- include
- Trip-planning apps (incl. AI planners), deal-alert memberships and travel discount subscriptions that sell no bookings themselves (flash-sale booking sites such as Secret Escapes are booking platforms → the L2 of what they sell; paid memberships of a booking platform such as eDreams Prime or Booking.com Genius → that platform's entity primary, G6).
- exclude
- The primary subject belongs to an unrelated sibling branch
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Going – Cheap Flight Alerts Premium; ExpertFlyer; Dollar Flight Club; Wanderlog
- negative
- Offers better described by the sibling category Travel eSIM & Connectivity; Offers better described by the sibling category Visas & Travel Documents
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.travel_services.travel_esim_connectivityTravel data eSIMs and SIMs bought for a trip (roaming or local), pocket Wi-Fi; roaming add-ons to your home carrier plan → local_lifestyle_services.telecom_utilities.
Boundary
- include
- Travel data eSIMs and SIMs bought for a trip (roaming or local), pocket Wi-Fi; roaming add-ons to your home carrier plan → local_lifestyle_services.telecom_utilities.
- exclude
- Domestic carrier plans with a phone number → local_lifestyle_services.telecom_utilities
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- Airalo; Holafly; Nomad eSIM; Saily
- negative
- Domestic carrier plans with a phone number; Offers better described by the sibling category Visas & Travel Documents
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null
travel_hospitality.travel_services.visas_documentsVisas, eTA/ESTA and other travel authorisations, passport and document services.
Boundary
- include
- Visas, eTA/ESTA and other travel authorisations, passport and document services.
- exclude
- Work, volunteer and working-holiday programmes abroad → education_careers.jobs_career_services
- primary rule
- Classify by what the offer actually buys and assign the deepest evidence-supported category as primary; platform, channel, price, audience, gating and region are facets, not nodes.
- residual rule
- Do not infer this category from title keywords alone; when the evidence is insufficient, stop at the parent and mark needs_enrichment.
Examples
- positive
- iVisa; Canada eTA – Fast Online Processing; VisaHQ
- negative
- Work, volunteer and working-holiday programmes abroad; Offers better described by the sibling category Travel eSIM & Connectivity
Lifecycle
- status
- current
- replacement category id
- null