Check the images
Decide whether the photo set covers the details this category needs.
Practical field notes
Practical Guides for Reading Orientdig Spreadsheet Rows
Use these guides when you need to judge a photo set, identify a source page, compare similar rows, or decide what to do with a dead link.
Library reviewed: 15 July 2026Steps, examples, links, and limitations reviewedEditorial standards
Start here
If you are new, read the QC photo guide first. If you already have several possible rows, use the comparison guide. When a link looks unfamiliar or stops working, move to the source-link or dead-link guide.
Article library
Four problems, four focused guides
Every article includes a quick answer, a practical workflow, category-specific questions, and a reusable note or worksheet.
How to Check QC Photos Without Guessing
Separate coverage from clarity, ask category-specific questions, and record what the photos still cannot establish.
Open the QC photo guide →Taobao, Weidian, 1688, and Yupoo Source Links
Understand what a source label suggests, match the destination to the row, and avoid treating routing as a quality verdict.
Open the source-link guide →How to Compare Spreadsheet Finds Side by Side
Match the category and configuration, then compare photos, price context, and likely packed weight.
Open the comparison guide →What to Do When a Spreadsheet Link Is Dead
Diagnose redirects, removed listings, login walls, and mismatched rows without following unsafe copies or preserving stale data.
Open the dead-link guide →Suggested reading path
Move from discovery to a documented decision
The articles are designed as a sequence, but each one also works alone.
Confirm the source
Make sure the external destination corresponds to the same row and configuration.
Compare like with like
Place only genuinely comparable options in the same decision set.
Maintain the sheet
Mark stale, redirected, or uncertain rows instead of letting them quietly circulate.
What to expect
Every guide should lead to a next step
A guide should help you check something specific, reject a weak row, or write down the detail that is still missing. If it cannot change what you do next, it is not useful.
Product pages, prices, stock, and policies can change after a guide is reviewed. Open the current source page before relying on any third-party detail.
Each guide should help you
- Ask a more specific product question
- Remove at least one weak or mismatched row
- Record why a candidate remains
- Know which detail still requires an official or source check
Already have a row open?
Use the seven-point checklist for a fast decision, or browse the full Orientdig guide for the complete method.