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☕Flavor wheel by origin
Maps Ethiopian Yirgacheffe to bergamot/jasmine, Brazilian Cerrado to chocolate/nut — not generic 'rich and bold' filler.
Revenza writes flavor profiles, brew recommendations and EU 1169/2011 compliant labels — pulled into BigCommerce Custom Fields, not pasted into descriptions.
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Coffee descriptions stop at country and roast level — no flavor profile, no Maillard or caramelization notes that specialty buyers actually search for
Generates tasting notes with acidity, body, sweetness and processing method (washed, natural, honey) in the format MRIA Kofe and Espresso Libre Ukraine buyers expect
Region, farm, altitude missing on bags labeled 'specialty' — without these data points it's not specialty coffee, just marketing
Pulls origin, farm name, altitude and varietal into structured BigCommerce Custom Fields, then references them inside the description
No roast date in the listing — critical for French press and espresso, and the first question every coffee geek asks before checkout
Roast date field syncs from your supplier sheet to a visible 'Roasted on' line — auto-updated on each batch import
Same bean reads identically whether brewed in V60, AeroPress or espresso — no method-specific grind, ratio or temperature guidance
Writes three short brew blocks per SKU: espresso (ratio, temp), pour-over (V60 grind, bloom), French press (steep time)
Tea tins missing shelf-life-after-opening — top support ticket on 100g+ loose leaf SKUs
Adds 'Best within X weeks of opening' line for tea SKUs based on category — black, green, oolong, herbal each have different defaults
Fair Trade and Rainforest Alliance logos copy-pasted from supplier sites without certificate IDs — trademark exposure
Only inserts certification logos when you upload the certificate ID; otherwise leaves the claim out — same logic for organic and Ahmad Tea-style branded blends
What Revenza does every day
1000
products in 1 hour
5¢
per description (Pro)
9
platforms supported
6
languages, one click
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OAuth into your store, Revenza reads existing SKUs, Custom Fields and Stencil description structure.
CSV from your roaster or supplier — region, farm, altitude, process, roast date, caffeine mg/100 ml for cold brew.
Revenza drafts descriptions in batches of 50; you approve, edit tone, lock brand voice for future runs.
Sync to BigCommerce, then map per-channel variants for Google, Facebook Catalog and Rozetka.ua XML.
Maps Ethiopian Yirgacheffe to bergamot/jasmine, Brazilian Cerrado to chocolate/nut — not generic 'rich and bold' filler.
Reads roast date from your CSV or supplier feed and writes it into both the description and a BigCommerce Custom Field for schema.
Allergens, ingredients, origin and 'High caffeine content' warning auto-added to cold brew SKUs above 150 mg/100 ml.
Generates V60, AeroPress, espresso, French press and moka pot guidance with grind size, ratio, water temp and time.
One source description, adapted per channel — shorter for Facebook Catalog, full schema for Google Merchant Center, Rozetka.ua XML ready.
Fair Trade, Rainforest Alliance and UTZ logos only render when a valid certificate ID is attached to the SKU.
Yes. Single-origin uses the farm/altitude/varietal template; blends use a component-percentage template (e.g. 60% Assam, 30% Ceylon, 10% bergamot oil). Tea categories — black, green, oolong, pu-erh, herbal — each have their own brew temperature and steep time defaults.
If your SKU data includes caffeine mg/100 ml and the value exceeds 150, Revenza automatically inserts the 'High caffeine content. Not recommended for children or pregnant women' label per EU Directive. Below the threshold, no warning is added.
No. Without cupping data it falls back to documented regional profiles (e.g. 'typical of Sidamo: citrus, floral, tea-like body') and labels them as regional characteristics rather than batch-specific notes. You can override per SKU.
Yes — feed it 5-10 sample descriptions from your existing catalog and it locks the voice: technical for specialty roasters, lifestyle-warm for tea brands, minimalist for premium tins.
Map a 'roast_date' column in your supplier feed to a BigCommerce Custom Field. On each import Revenza updates the visible 'Roasted on' line and the schema field. No manual editing per batch.
Roughly 90 minutes for generation, plus your review time. Stores in the 100-500 SKU range typically finish a full rewrite in one working day, including channel-specific variants.
Revenza writes flavor profiles, brew guides and compliant labels for your full BigCommerce catalog. Free trial on your first 50 SKUs.