The pipeline behind the product.
graph LR A["Your Website"] --> B["Crawl"] B --> C["Understand"] C --> D["3-Layer Validation"] D --> E["Store"] E --> F["Deploy"] F --> G["AI Search Engines"] D:::accent
enhancely’s pipeline runs continuously and automatically. From the moment you connect your domain, every publicly accessible page is analyzed, understood, and enriched with structured data. Here’s exactly what happens under the hood.
Four steps. Fully automatic.
Crawl
Understand
Store
Deploy
Every markup block passes three tests before it goes live.
Validity
Every type and property checked against the canonical Schema.org specification. Correct nesting, valid data ranges, required fields present. No spec violations reach your pages.
Factuality
Every extracted value cross-referenced against the actual page content. Price in markup matches page price. Author matches byline. Date matches publication. No fabricated values — ever.
Compliance
Google, Bing, and AI search engine guidelines verified before deployment. Rich Result eligibility confirmed. Policy violations flagged before they cost rankings or trigger manual actions.
Not a claim.
A proven pipeline.
The architecture behind enhancely’s validation pipeline is grounded in peer-reviewed research. A study from the University of Nantes demonstrated that LLM-generated Schema.org markup requires a structured multi-step curation pipeline to reach enterprise quality — checking validity, factuality, and compliance independently.
After applying this pipeline, GPT-4 outperforms human annotators in generating accurate, comprehensive Schema.org markup.
“After applying a three-layer curation pipeline, GPT-4 outperforms human annotators in generating accurate, comprehensive Schema.org markup.”
Dang et al. — Semantic Web Journal, IOS Press, 2025