Catalog & PIM / 1XA ERP
Better product information. Less rework.
Manage product records, variants, attributes, pricing details, and media together. Prepare consistent information for your website, sales team, and marketplace listings.
What changes for your team
Stop retyping the same product details
Give every channel a stronger product record
Keep updates organized as your range grows
Catalog & PIM in practice
Make the daily work
work better.
Build the master product record first. Organize names, identifiers, attributes, images, and variants before preparing channel-specific listings. Keep the original record connected to each selling destination so teams can review changes without starting over.
Built around the work
- Product records and variants
- Attributes and categories
- Media and documents
- Channel-ready content
Connected to the same product, customer, inventory, and financial records your business depends on.
A practical first rollout
One catalog. More than one way to sell.
A wholesale sheet, a storefront, and a marketplace listing may describe the same item differently. The useful starting point is a shared product record, not three separate catalogs.
Choose the product record you will trust.
Collect your SKU list, supplier identifiers, variants, images, and current prices. Decide which identifiers must stay unchanged. Resolve duplicates before importing a larger range.
Separate shared facts from channel choices.
Keep core specifications and approved media together. Review the titles, categories, image requirements, and pricing needed for each destination. A channel-specific title should not create a second product identity.
Test a representative set first.
Choose a simple item, a product with variants, and an incomplete record. Review how each appears in the catalog and in a supported listing workflow before expanding the rollout.
What to confirm before you start
A complete catalog does not mean every item is ready to publish everywhere. Channel categories, required attributes, account permissions, and supported publishing actions still need to be checked.
Plan a focused rolloutBefore you decide
Your questions, answered.
Can we bring our existing catalog?
Yes. Start by reviewing identifiers, duplicate records, required attributes, and media. The migration plan should preserve the information your team already relies on.
How do I manage one catalog across several channels?
Use the product record for shared information such as identifiers, specifications, and media. Prepare channel-specific requirements from that record, then review changes for the destinations included in your setup. Confirm which fields each connection can read or update before relying on it.
Can I start with catalog management without replacing my ERP?
Yes. A catalog-first rollout can focus on product information and the systems that need it. We agree which system owns each record and how changes move between supported connections. Inventory, orders, and finance do not have to launch at the same time.
What should I bring to a catalog walkthrough?
A small, non-sensitive sample of your product structure, a list of selling channels, and one update that currently takes too much effort. Do not send customer records, passwords, or marketplace credentials through the request form.
How can I judge whether the first stage is working?
Choose a repeatable task, such as correcting an attribute or preparing a variant listing. Compare the manual edits, missing fields, and review steps before and after setup. Agree on a useful result for your team rather than an arbitrary software score.
Your next step
See how it fits your business.
Tell us what you want to improve. We will help you choose a practical starting point.