AI Visibility Platform – Schema.org, LLM Feeds & AI Visibility Score

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Get your Shopware store found and cited by ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews & Perplexity: AI Visibility Score, Schema.org graph, llms.txt & AGENTS.md, consistency check and AI analytics.

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Compatible with:

6.6.0.0 - 6.7.15.1

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Description

Highlights

AI Visibility Score from 0 to 100 with to-dos sorted by the points they add
One clean Schema.org entity graph – replaces Shopware's duplicate structured data
llms.txt, llm.json, AGENTS.md and data feeds for AI systems and agents
Consistency check for company, legal data, brands, feeds and product texts
Knowledge Graph preview and AI crawler analytics in the administration

Features

AI Visibility Score per sales channel: seven areas, history and click path for every to-do
Product completeness score with the products that need attention most
Knowledge Graph preview of all entities and how they are linked
Product schema with offer, ratings, variants, videos, category, weight and GTIN
Removes Shopware's own Microdata and JSON-LD so search engines see no duplicates

Organization with legal name, VAT ID and registered address, WebSite and SearchBox
Wikidata assistant: find and confirm the item of your company and your brands
Brand entities, BreadcrumbList, ItemList, FAQPage and HowTo in one @graph
FAQ and HowTo manager with sales channel assignment and Shopping Experience elements
Schema preview exactly as the storefront outputs it, with validation
llms.txt and llm.json with brands from your assortment, categories and top sellers
AGENTS.md for AI agents and a discovery Link header on the home page
Entity consistency check incl. foreign brand names, feed links and unpublished FAQs
AI crawler analytics with per-LLM breakdown, heatmap and CSV/JSON export
Read-only MCP tools for AI agents (Shopware 6.7) – available in DE, EN, FR, ES and IT

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About the Extension

AI Visibility Platform – Get your store found, understood and cited by AI systems

More and more customers ask ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity or Copilot before they buy. These systems only recommend what they clearly understand: who you are, what you sell, at which conditions – and whether all of this is consistent. The AI Visibility Platform turns your Shopware store into exactly this kind of clear, machine-readable source, and shows you in one score how far you have come.

The plugin generates one connected Schema.org / JSON-LD entity graph for all important page types and removes the duplicate structured data Shopware outputs on its own. It publishes llms.txt, llm.json, AGENTS.md and data feeds, checks your company, legal and brand data for contradictions and shows which AI crawlers actually visit your store. Everything is managed in the Shopware Administration – no template changes, no developer required.

What problem does this plugin solve?

Many Shopware stores have great content, but AI systems and search engines cannot reliably interpret it. Typical issues:

products appear twice – once in Shopware's own Microdata, once in other markup – with contradicting details
company, shop and brand appear as unrelated entities, legal name and address are missing
return and shipping conditions are hidden in legal pages instead of being machine-readable
FAQs and guides exist, but are not marked up or not published anywhere
AI systems and agents find no entry point such as llms.txt or AGENTS.md
nobody knows what to fix first – or whether AI crawlers visit the store at all

The AI Visibility Platform solves these tasks inside Shopware and tells you, sorted by impact, what to do next.

Your practical benefits as a merchant

1. One score, a clear to-do list

The AI Visibility Score rates every sales channel from 0 to 100 across seven areas: structured data, consistency, company and brands, product content, LLM feeds, AI access and coverage. Every gap becomes a to-do with the points it adds and a direct link to the place where you fix it. The history shows your progress.

2. Understood correctly by Google and AI systems

All structured data is output as one connected entity graph: product, offer, brand, company, website, breadcrumb, FAQ and HowTo reference each other with stable IDs. Shopware's own Microdata and JSON-LD are replaced, so search engines no longer see two contradicting versions of the same product.

3. Stronger trust and authority signals

Legal name, VAT ID and registered address make your company clearly identifiable. A Wikidata assistant finds the Wikidata item of your company and your brands – you confirm it with one click. Manufacturers become their own brand entities with logo, website and profiles.

4. Better product data, product by product

The product completeness score shows for every product what is missing – GTIN, description, images, properties, manufacturer, reviews, FAQ, HowTo, video – and lists the products that need attention most.

5. Fewer contradictions, more confidence

The entity consistency check compares company and legal data, brands, policies and feed links across all sales channels. It also finds names of your other shops in product texts and FAQs that are not published anywhere – with a concrete instruction for every finding.

6. Measurable results

The AI access analytics show which AI crawlers visit your store, how often, when and which content they read most – so GEO no longer means optimising blind.

What the AI Visibility Platform does in practice

AI Visibility Score and product completeness (new in 1.4.0)

The score is calculated daily per sales channel, via the console or with one click in the administration. It renders your home page, a main category and the best-selling products through the same pipeline as the storefront and also loads them from the live shop to detect duplicate markup added by a theme or another extension. The product tab GEO Schema shows the completeness of each product.

Knowledge Graph preview (new in 1.4.0)

See the entities AI systems read from your store and how they are linked – from the company via brands and categories to products, FAQ and HowTo. Click a node to see its validation notes and open it in the administration. Broken references are highlighted.

Connected Schema.org entity graph

Product, Offer, AggregateRating and Review, Brand, Organization, WebSite with optional Sitelinks SearchBox, BreadcrumbList, ItemList, FAQPage and HowTo are bundled into one @graph block. New in 1.4.0: all product images, videos, category path, weight and dimensions, release date, the matching GTIN type and variants as ProductGroup. Ratings cover the whole product family, as on the product page.

Replaces Shopware's own structured data (new in 1.4.0)

Shopware outputs Microdata (6.6, 6.7) or its own JSON-LD (6.7 with feature flag). By default the plugin removes it so only one consistent version remains. You can switch back to keeping it.

Company, legal identity and Wikidata

Maintain legal name, VAT ID and registered address next to name, logo, contact and profiles. They appear in the Organization schema, in llms.txt and in llm.json. The Wikidata assistant searches Wikidata for you; nothing is taken over without your confirmation.

Return policy and shipping details

MerchantReturnPolicy and OfferShippingDetails are added to each product offer: return window, method and costs as well as shipping rate, free-shipping threshold, destination countries and delivery times – from the same settings as your llms.txt.

FAQ and HowTo management

Create FAQ entries and step-by-step guides, assign them to products, categories, Shopping Experience pages and sales channels. Entries of a main product also appear on its variants. FAQ accordion and HowTo guide are available as Shopping Experience elements.

llms.txt, llm.json, AGENTS.md and data feeds

Public endpoints give AI systems a clean entry point per sales channel: company and legal data, brands taken automatically from your assortment, main categories, top sellers, curated pages, payment methods, policies and an AI policy. New in 1.4.0: AGENTS.md with instructions for AI agents – integrated with the agentic files of Shopware 6.7 – and a Link header on the home page that points crawlers to all files. Links accept a path or a full URL.

Entity consistency check

One click checks company, legal data, website, brands, policies, feed links and product texts for contradictions – shop-wide and per sales channel, sorted by errors, warnings and hints. The check runs locally and changes no data.

AI access analytics

See which AI crawlers – e.g. GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended – access your store: KPIs with trend, time series, a breakdown per LLM, a weekday-by-hour heatmap, the most crawled content and CSV / JSON export. Tracking is privacy-friendly: no personal data, IP addresses only hashed or anonymised, automatic deletion after a configurable retention period.

MCP tools for AI agents (Shopware 6.7, new in 1.4.0)

On Shopware versions with the built-in MCP server, AI agents with the right permission can read the AI Visibility Score, the consistency findings, the feed status and the validated structured data of any page. The tools only read – they never change data.

Native Shopware integration

The plugin adds its own AI Visibility Platform menu with score, FAQ and HowTo manager, schema preview, knowledge graph, entity consistency and analytics dashboard, plus a GEO Schema tab on products and categories and two Shopping Experience elements. Administration, storefront and configuration are available in German, English, French, Spanish and Italian – and so is the user manual, also as a PDF.

Typical use cases

For stores with large product catalogs

Consistent product, offer and brand data across thousands of items – and a list of the products with the biggest gaps.

For stores with advisory products

FAQs and how-to guides support buying decisions and are quoted by AI assistants.

For brands that want to build authority

A clear company and brand identity with legal data, Wikidata and authority profiles helps AI systems recognise you as the original source.

For multi-channel merchants

Different shops, languages and domains each get the right content and conditions – and the consistency check finds names of sister shops where they do not belong.

Conclusion

The AI Visibility Platform prepares your Shopware store for the next generation of search: structured, consistent, measurable and fully managed in Shopware.

The result: one clear score, a prioritised to-do list, fewer contradictions – and stronger prerequisites to be recommended in AI answers.

Up to version 1.2 the plugin was called "GEO Optimizer". All settings and data are kept when you update.

AI Visibility Platform – Get your store found, understood and cited by AI systems

What problem does this plugin solve?

Many Shopware stores have great content, but AI systems and search engines cannot reliably interpret it. Typical issues:

products appear twice – once in Shopware's own Microdata, once in other markup – with contradicting details
company, shop and brand appear as unrelated entities, legal name and address are missing
return and shipping conditions are hidden in legal pages instead of being machine-readable
FAQs and guides exist, but are not marked up or not published anywhere
AI systems and agents find no entry point such as llms.txt or AGENTS.md
nobody knows what to fix first – or whether AI crawlers visit the store at all

The AI Visibility Platform solves these tasks inside Shopware and tells you, sorted by impact, what to do next.

Your practical benefits as a merchant

1. One score, a clear to-do list

2. Understood correctly by Google and AI systems

3. Stronger trust and authority signals

4. Better product data, product by product

5. Fewer contradictions, more confidence

6. Measurable results

The AI access analytics show which AI crawlers visit your store, how often, when and which content they read most – so GEO no longer means optimising blind.

What the AI Visibility Platform does in practice

AI Visibility Score and product completeness (new in 1.4.0)

Knowledge Graph preview (new in 1.4.0)

Connected Schema.org entity graph

Replaces Shopware's own structured data (new in 1.4.0)

Shopware outputs Microdata (6.6, 6.7) or its own JSON-LD (6.7 with feature flag). By default the plugin removes it so only one consistent version remains. You can switch back to keeping it.

Company, legal identity and Wikidata

Return policy and shipping details

FAQ and HowTo management

llms.txt, llm.json, AGENTS.md and data feeds

Entity consistency check

AI access analytics

MCP tools for AI agents (Shopware 6.7, new in 1.4.0)

Native Shopware integration

Typical use cases

For stores with large product catalogs

Consistent product, offer and brand data across thousands of items – and a list of the products with the biggest gaps.

For stores with advisory products

FAQs and how-to guides support buying decisions and are quoted by AI assistants.

For brands that want to build authority

A clear company and brand identity with legal data, Wikidata and authority profiles helps AI systems recognise you as the original source.

For multi-channel merchants

Different shops, languages and domains each get the right content and conditions – and the consistency check finds names of sister shops where they do not belong.

Conclusion

The AI Visibility Platform prepares your Shopware store for the next generation of search: structured, consistent, measurable and fully managed in Shopware.

The result: one clear score, a prioritised to-do list, fewer contradictions – and stronger prerequisites to be recommended in AI answers.

Up to version 1.2 the plugin was called "GEO Optimizer". All settings and data are kept when you update.

Details

Available: English, German, Italian, French, Spanish
Latest update: 26 October 2026
Publication date: 22 May 2026
Version: 1.4.0
Category: SEO Optimization

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In the Shopware Administration, open Extensions → My Extensions and access the AI Visibility Platform settings via the gear icon. All settings can be maintained for all sales channels or individually per sales channel.
In the General section, enable the required schema types (Product, Breadcrumb, ItemList, FAQ, HowTo, Organization, WebSite and Brand). Under Structured data output you choose between the connected entity graph (recommended, default) and separate blocks per schema. Shopware's own structured data is set to Replace with the data of this plugin by default, so search engines only see the data of this plugin; choose Keep (output both) only if another solution relies on it. After changing it, clear the shop cache.
If needed, configure reviews in the product schema, for example whether individual reviews should be included and how many may be output.
Enter your organization details – company name, URL, logo, founding date, phone number, e-mail address and social media profiles. Add the legal name, VAT ID and registered address (street, postal code, city, ISO country code). For the Wikidata ID, click Search on Wikidata, pick your company from the results and confirm it with Use this item. Add further official authority profiles (one URL per line). The Wikidata ID and profiles of each brand are maintained at the manufacturer, where the same search is available.
Optionally enable the return policy and shipping details for the product schema: return window, method and costs as well as shipping cost, free-shipping threshold, handling and transit time. The return window and shipping countries are taken from the LLM Feed section, so both outputs always match. Both options are off by default.
Optionally enable SearchBox / SearchAction and define a valid search URL if you want to prepare your storefront for sitelinks search.
In the LLM Feed section, maintain site description, language, currency, shipping countries, returns window, support e-mail and topics. Under Source of the brand list choose From the assortment (automatic) (recommended), the assortment plus your manual list, or the manual list only. The URLs for FAQ, shipping, returns, contact and magazine/blog accept a path (e.g. /faq) or a full URL. Provide AGENTS.md for AI agents and Announce feeds via HTTP Link header are enabled by default.
In the LLM Content Enrichment section, enrich llms.txt and llm.json with the optional content sections: main categories (depth 1–5, optional entry point), top sellers (real best-sellers or a dynamic product group, with limit), payment methods, localised domains, target market, trust signals, curated landing and legal pages and an optional product feed link.
Adjust the AI Policy if required: allow summarisation, comparison, recommendation or training, require attribution or a link to the source and add your own behaviour rules. Sensible defaults are pre-set (training off, attribution on).
In the Entity Consistency section, under Names of other shops, you can add sister shops that run in a different Shopware installation. The check then also reports them when they appear in your product texts.
In the AI Access Analytics section you can adjust crawler tracking. It is enabled by default with privacy-friendly settings (AI crawlers only, hashed IP addresses, 30-day retention). You can change the tracking scope, IP handling (none / hashed / anonymised), retention periods, optional bot verification and excluded paths.
Save your configuration. Then open Marketing → AI Visibility Platform → AI Visibility Score and click Recalculate now. The score is then updated daily; work through the to-dos from top to bottom. Use the Entity Consistency, Schema Preview and Knowledge Graph pages to check the details.

1.4.0 6.6.0.0 - 6.7.15.1 26 October 2026

Added

AI Visibility Score - a new start page rates per sales channel on a scale of 0-100 how well AI systems and search engines can read and trust your shop: structured data, consistency, company and brand data, content, feeds, AI access and rich-result coverage. A to-do list sorted by points gained shows what to do next and takes you to the right place with one click. The score is recalculated daily or on demand, and the history shows your progress.
Product completeness - every product gets a completeness value (GTIN, description, images, properties, manufacturer, reviews, FAQ, MPN, meta data, HowTo, video). The score page lists the products with the most gaps, and the GEO Schema tab of a product shows its value and what is missing.
Knowledge Graph - a new page shows the entities your structured data publishes – shop, brands, policies, categories, products, FAQ and HowTo – and how they are connected. Broken references are highlighted, a click shows the details.
Shopware's own structured data is replaced - Shopware outputs its own product and breadcrumb data (microdata, or JSON-LD with a feature flag). Together with this plugin every product appeared twice, often with contradicting values. The plugin is now the only source by default; the previous behaviour can be restored with Keep (output both).
Richer product data - product number, all images, product videos, category path, release date, weight and dimensions and the correct GTIN type are now part of the product data. Variants are described as one product group with their options (e.g. colour, size).
Legal company data - legal name, VAT ID and registered address can now be maintained. They appear in the company data, in llms.txt and in AGENTS.md, so shopping agents can check them against your imprint.
AGENTS.md for AI agents - the shop now provides /AGENTS.md, a guide for AI shopping agents with your company data, feeds, shipping, returns and contact pages. If Shopware or another extension already provides an AGENTS.md, the plugin adds its information to it.
Feeds announced in the HTTP header - the home page and the feeds point AI agents to llms.txt, llm.json, the data feeds and AGENTS.md via a Link header.
Brand list from your assortment - the brands in llms.txt and llm.json can now be taken automatically from the manufacturers with available products in the sales channel, optionally plus your own list. Shops with a maintained brand list keep it.
Wikidata assistant - search Wikidata directly from the company settings and on every manufacturer, and adopt the right item with one click.
More consistency checks - the Entity Consistency page now also finds names of other shops in product texts, brands without products in the sales channel, feed links that lead nowhere, FAQ and HowTo entries that are shown nowhere, missing or malformed legal data, Wikidata items that do not match your company or brand, and duplicate structured data from the theme or other extensions.
Italian - the Administration, Storefront texts, plugin configuration and user manual are now also available in Italian (it-IT).
MCP tools for AI assistants (Shopware 6.7.14 and later) - AI assistants connected via Shopware's MCP server can read the AI Visibility Score, the consistency findings, the structured data of a page and the feed status. Read-only and protected by the plugin's permissions.

Changed

The plugin menu now opens the AI Visibility Score - the Knowledge Graph has its own menu entry after the schema preview.
Feed links accept paths and full URLs - the URL fields for FAQ, shipping, returns, contact, blog and legal pages accept a path or a full URL. A full URL on your own domain is no longer prefixed a second time.
FAQ, HowTo and reviews on variant pages - variant pages now also show the FAQ and HowTo entries of their main product (in the structured data and in the CMS elements), and the rating covers the reviews of the whole product family, exactly as the page shows them.
Breadcrumb data - the breadcrumb no longer contains the root category of the navigation, every entry links to its page in the current sales channel and language, and the home page no longer outputs a breadcrumb.

Fixed

Installation on MySQL 8.4 - installing the plugin on MySQL 8.4 stopped with a database error. Existing installations also lose the unused database references that caused it.
Feed links with a full URL - a full URL in a link field was prefixed with the shop domain again and led to an invalid address in llms.txt and llm.json.
Category in the product breadcrumb - product pages could use the main category of another sales channel for the breadcrumb.

1.3.0 6.6.0.0 - 6.7.15.1 3 October 2026

Added

Connected entity graph - all structured data of a page is now output as one linked graph. Your company, website, brands and products each get a stable identity, and products point to their brand and to your company instead of repeating them. Search engines and AI systems can thus recognise them as one coherent set of entities. The previous output with separate blocks remains available via Structured data output.
Brands as their own entity - on product pages the manufacturer is now published as a brand with logo, website and description. A new "GEO: Brand entity" field set on every manufacturer lets you add the brand's Wikidata ID and further official profiles.
Authority anchors for your company - besides social media profiles you can now enter your Wikidata ID and official profiles such as Wikipedia, Google Business Profile, company register, LinkedIn or Crunchbase. They help search engines identify your company unambiguously.
Return policy and shipping details for Google - optionally adds return conditions (window, method, costs) and shipping details (cost, free-shipping threshold, destination countries, handling and transit time) to every product. The return window and shipping countries are shared with the llms.txt settings, so both always say the same. Off by default.
Entity Consistency check - a new page under AI Visibility Platform checks your company, website, brand and policy data for contradictions and gaps (e.g. company name differs from the shop name, a brand spelled in several ways, settings that differ between sales channels) and tells you exactly what to fix.
Structured data on landing pages - landing pages (Shopping Experiences without a category) now also output the company and website data, plus FAQ and HowTo data with exactly the entries their FAQ / HowTo elements show.
Sales channel assignment for FAQ and HowTo - FAQ entries and HowTo guides can now be limited to selected sales channels. The selection applies to the feeds, the structured data and the CMS elements. Entries without a selection behave exactly as before.

Changed

New name: AI Visibility Platform - the plugin formerly known as GEO Optimizer is now called AI Visibility Platform, in the extension list and in the Administration menu. Only the name changes: settings, data and the update path stay the same.
Schema preview shows the real storefront output - the preview in the Administration now generates the structured data of a product, category or home page exactly as the storefront does for a selectable sales channel: with prices, return and shipping details, brand, FAQ/HowTo and the connected entity graph. Each schema is listed with its ID and validation result.
FAQ and HowTo CMS elements on pages without product or category binding (e.g. landing pages) now only show entries that are available in the current sales channel.

Fixed

Security: structured data output hardened - text values (e.g. company, product or category names) could end the structured-data block in the page source if they contained certain characters. They are now always output safely encoded.
Product ratings in structured data - published product reviews were never included in the product data (average rating and individual reviews were missing). They are now output as intended.
Product links in category lists - the product list of category pages now contains the link to every product.
AI analytics counts page views correctly - when an AI crawler opened a regular shop page, the page's header and footer were counted as additional hits. Each page view now counts once.
FAQ accordion - opening a question now closes the previously opened one, so only one answer is shown at a time.
Breadcrumb links on language domains - on domains with a path such as `/en`, the links in the breadcrumb structured data were missing that path. They now point to the correct URL.
Faster home and category pages - the structured data of home and category pages was generated twice per page view. It is now generated only once, which saves database queries on every visit.
User roles for AI Visibility Platform - the Viewer and Editor permissions lacked rights the pages need (translations, sales channels, products, categories), so restricted users saw empty lists or could not save. The menu entries were also visible to users without any AI Visibility Platform right. Roles now include all required rights and the menu is only shown with permission. Re-save existing custom roles once so they pick up the new rights.
Analytics hint when tracking is off - the analytics dashboard now shows a notice when AI access analytics is switched off in the plugin configuration, instead of silently showing old figures.
Reinstallation - reinstalling the plugin after an uninstall no longer stops with a database error.
Social media profiles one per line - the social media URLs in the company settings were only recognised when separated by commas; entries on separate lines were treated as one invalid address and left out of the structured data. Both formats now work.

1.2.1 6.6.0.0 - 6.7.15.1 30 September 2026

Fixed

FAQ and HowTo feeds are now sales-channel specific – /wty-geo/feeds/faqs.json and /wty-geo/feeds/howtos.json returned every active entry of the whole shop, regardless of which sales channel they were called on. Both feeds now only return entries that belong to the requested sales channel: entries whose assigned product is visible in that sales channel, whose assigned category is part of its category tree, or whose assigned CMS page is used by it. Entries without any assignment remain shop-wide content and continue to appear in every sales channel.

1.2.0 6.6.0.0 - 6.7.15.1 6 July 2026

Added

Richer llms.txt & llm.json – the LLM entry point now publishes far more context for AI systems. Every new section is optional and only appears when the corresponding data is maintained or enabled, so existing installations are unaffected until configured.
AI Policy – a new `## AI Policy` section (and `policies.ai` in `llm.json`) publishes explicit usage permissions (allow summarization / comparison / recommendation / training) and requirements (require attribution / link to source), plus free-text behaviour rules. Sensible defaults: training off, attribution on, and the rules Do not invent product features, Do not guess pricing, Only use available product data.
Main shop categories – automatically lists the navigation-visible categories of the sales channel as real links, with a configurable depth (1–5) and an optional *Category entry point (root category)* that lets you expose a specific category subtree instead of the sales channel's main navigation category (configurable per sales channel).
Topseller products – automatically lists the best-selling products (by sales count) as links, with a configurable limit. The section source is switchable per sales channel between the real best-sellers and a selectable dynamic product group (product stream).
Curated landing & legal pages – new `## Landing pages` and `## Pages` sections, maintained as `Label|/path` lines.
Richer shop detail block – target market, all sales-channel languages, and the active payment methods.
Localized shop entry points – lists the sales channel's domains with their language.
Trust signals / USP, an optional Magazine/Blog entry point, and an optional Product feed link (e.g. Google Shopping XML).

Changed

The `/llms.txt` and `/llm.json` builders are now sales-channel-context aware so categories, products, payment methods, languages and domains resolve per sales channel.

1.1.0 6.6.0.0 - 6.7.15.1 20 June 2026

Added

AI access analytics – a new Analytics dashboard (under GEO Optimizer) shows which AI crawlers access your shop and when, with views per day, week and month and a breakdown per individual LLM (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and more)
Activity heatmap – a weekday × hour heatmap visualises the crawlers' access patterns at a glance
KPIs & trends – total hits, active bots, most active bot, busiest hour, and change vs. the previous period
Per-LLM breakdown – hits, unique sources, share and trend per bot, plus a training / search / user-triggered classification
Top crawled content – the most frequently crawled paths (feeds, llms.txt, pages)
CSV / JSON export of the filtered analytics
Privacy by design (GDPR) – no personal data is stored; IP addresses are hashed or anonymised (never kept in clear text) and logs are deleted automatically after a configurable retention
Optional bot verification – forward-confirmed reverse DNS marks crawlers whose origin cannot be confirmed
Filters – date range presets, granularity switch, bot/bot-type and sales-channel filters
Two scheduled tasks (hourly aggregation, daily retention purge) and matching CLI commands
French and Spanish translations – the Administration, Storefront and plugin configuration are now fully available in French (fr-FR) and Spanish (es-ES), in addition to German and English
Analytics KPI layout – the four KPI cards (total hits, active bots, most active bot, busiest hour) are now arranged in a 2 × 2 grid, equal in height, and aligned to the same width as the surrounding cards (filter, charts) for a cleaner dashboard
Analytics filter layout – the From / To / bot-type / sales-channel fields now line up on a single row

Performance

Leaner product feed – the product feed now loads only the current sales channel's canonical SEO URL per product (instead of every historical/per-channel SEO URL row), reducing memory and query cost and guaranteeing the canonical link is used

1.0.1 6.6.0.0 - 6.7.15.1 18 April 2026

## [1.0.1] – 2026-04-18

### Fixed
- **FAQ / HowTo** - Fixed translations in Storefront for FAQ and HowTo elements

1.0.0 6.6.0.0 - 6.7.15.1 18 April 2026

## 1.0.0

Initial release – structured data (JSON-LD) for better search-engine visibility.

### Added
- **Product rich results** – automatically generates structured data for every product page including price, availability, brand and variants
- **Ratings & reviews** – embeds star ratings and individual customer reviews so they can appear directly in Google search results
- **Breadcrumb navigation** – outputs breadcrumb structured data on product, category and navigation pages for improved search snippets
- **Category listing markup** – marks up category pages as item lists so search engines understand your product catalogue structure
- **FAQ management & rich results** – create and manage FAQ entries in the Administration; they are rendered as an accessible accordion in the Storefront and output as FAQ structured data
- **HowTo management & rich results** – create step-by-step guides with optional images; displayed in the Storefront and marked up for HowTo rich results
- **Organisation & E-E-A-T signals** – configure your company details, logo and social-media profiles once; the plugin outputs Organisation structured data to strengthen trust signals
- **Website & Sitelinks search box** – outputs WebSite structured data with an optional search action so Google may show a search box directly in your site's listing
- **Live schema preview** – validate the generated structured data directly in the Administration before it goes live
- **FAQ & HowTo CMS elements** – drag-and-drop Shopping Experiences elements for FAQs (accordion) and HowTo guides (numbered steps with images)
- **Schema tab on products & categories** – a dedicated "GEO Schema" tab in the Administration showing validation status and quick links to related FAQs/HowTos
- **Headless / PWA support** – Store API endpoints deliver the structured data as JSON for headless storefronts
- **Multi-language** – all content fields are translatable; Administration snippets available in German and English
- **Shopware 6.6 & 6.7 compatible**