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Reading results6 min readUpdated 2026-09-03

Reading an inspection result

Where the score comes from, how the verdict is decided, what the five inspection types mean and how to read the evidence.

On this page

  1. How the score is calculated
  2. How the verdict is decided
  3. The five inspection types
  4. Reading the evidence
  5. Priority and filtering

How the score is calculated

Every inspection starts at 100 points. Each issue subtracts a fixed penalty by severity, and the score never drops below zero.

SeverityPenaltyMeaning
Critical15 pointsBlocks publishing or risks account action.
Warning5 pointsLikely to be rejected or edited by the marketplace.
Info1 pointBest-practice advice, safe to publish without it.

A single critical issue costs the same as three warnings. Always clear critical items first — they also decide the verdict on their own.

How the verdict is decided

  • Pass — score 85 or above and no critical issue anywhere in the current round.
  • Needs fix — issues remain, but nothing is unrecoverable. This covers most first rounds.
  • Rejected — the score has collapsed under the weight of critical issues. Publishing as-is is not advisable.

The verdict stamp is pressed onto the report once the score animation finishes. It reflects the current round only — the earlier rounds stay in the history tab.

The five inspection types

TypeWhat it checksTypical finding
SpecificationHard marketplace limits on images and textImage below the minimum edge, file over the size cap, unsupported format, title too long
ExpressionClaims that marketplaces or regulators banMedical efficacy claims, absolute safety claims, unprovable superlatives, whitening claims
RightsThird-party intellectual property riskCompetitor brand names, licensed characters, borrowed photography
Required informationDisclosures the destination country demandsSeller information, listing language, ingredients, net content, country of origin, shelf life
Image qualityMeasurable quality of the artworkToo dark, background not white, leftover EXIF metadata

Reading the evidence

Open any finding to see why it fired. Image findings show the measured value against the limit — for example 420 px measured against a 500 px minimum. Text findings highlight the exact matched phrase inside your title, bullet or description.

Findings that come from a published marketplace or regulator rule carry a Sources link. It opens the underlying references so you can quote them to a colleague or to marketplace support.

The engine badge on the result header tells you what produced the round: rules for the deterministic ruleset alone, rules+ai when the Gemini pass added or refined findings.

Priority and filtering

Every finding gets a priority derived from its severity: P1 for critical, P2 for warning, P3 for info. The findings tab filters by inspection type and severity, so you can clear all P1 items across every image before looking at anything else.

Findings marked with the auto-fix badge can be repaired by Dodam AI without you editing files. Everything else is listed under manual handling on the fix screen.

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Related guides

  • Fix suggestions and automatic fixesHow to review a suggested change side by side, approve only what you want, and let Dodam AI rewrite the assets.
  • Re-inspection and disputesHow rounds work, when to re-inspect, and what to do when you believe a finding is wrong.
  • Final assets and the inspection reportWhat you get at the end of a job, how versions are tracked, and what is inside the report.

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