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TangibleeBot

TangibleeBot reads retailer product pages for Tangiblee's visualization and virtual try-on services.
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E-commerce

What is TangibleeBot?

TangibleeBot reads retailer product pages for Tangiblee's visualization and virtual try-on services. Tangiblee lists the SKU, product title, product and category URLs, image URL, and product dimensions among the information its crawler uses. The collection is tied to a retailer integration rather than a public web index.

Crawling is separate from the JavaScript that displays the Tangiblee experience on a storefront. Tangiblee and the retailer agree on a schedule, from every 15 minutes to once a day, and page request pacing can be adjusted within a run. The operator describes the load as similar to one visitor.

Requests carry the TangibleeBot token. Retailers whose security rules reject automated traffic can obtain Tangiblee's crawler IP for an allowlist. The bot record marks robots.txt support, although Tangiblee's crawler help page does not describe how it handles robots rules. That leaves compliance documented in the record but not in the current operator guidance.

Blocking the crawler can stop new dimensions, images, and product details from reaching Tangiblee. Tangiblee also accepts a product feed when a retailer does not want crawling. Neither method is documented as feeding AI search or model training; the data is used for Tangiblee's retail features.

Relevant for AI search

Is TangibleeBot relevant for AI search?

Yes. TangibleeBot collects pages for an AI product, so what it can crawl influences how AI systems describe your brand.

TangibleeBot works with product and shopping data so the service behind it can list, compare, or sync products. As shopping moves into AI assistants and comparison surfaces, a crawler like this decides which merchants appear there.

How to handle TangibleeBot

For a store that uses Tangiblee, compare the request rate with the schedule agreed for that account. Ask Tangiblee to lower the crawl frequency or slow requests within each job if the traffic is too heavy. When a WAF needs a trusted source, use the IP supplied by Tangiblee instead of allowing every request that copies its public user agent.

this bot provides a stable robots token and says the bot respects robots.txt. A full exclusion is:

User-agent: TangibleeBot
Disallow: /

The operator's current crawler page does not confirm that policy, so check whether requests stop. Enforce the decision at the server or CDN if they do not. Before ending access for an active integration, arrange a product feed with Tangiblee or accept that its product data will no longer refresh.

Examples

  • A furniture store changes the dimensions and main image on several product pages. The next agreed Tangiblee crawl collects those updates for the visualization service.
  • A WAF blocks the `TangibleeBot` request even though the retailer uses Tangiblee. The retailer asks for the crawler IP and allows that source without opening access to all claimed bots.

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Tangiblee lists SKU, title, product URL, category URL, image URL, and dimension data from product detail pages.

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