Products and catalogue
One catalogue, many channels
Product data in one place, with the rules for what has to be filled in before anything is allowed out into a channel.
From supplier file to live product page
Import, validation and publishing are three steps in one flow, not three systems.
PIM
Products, variants, attributes and relations in one model — including the fields only one channel uses.
Catalogue import and field mapping
The supplier's file is mapped to your own fields once, and the import remembers the mapping next time.
Validation and audit
Rules for what must exist before a product is ready, and an audit that shows what is missing where.
Media library (DAM)
Images and documents with variants and alt text, attached to the product and not to a folder on someone's desktop.
Channels and marketplaces
Shopify, MyStore and marketplaces each get their version of the catalogue — from one source.
Digital shelf
What is actually published where, with gaps and differences visible instead of assumed.
The supplier's data is not your data
A supplier file has the supplier's fields, the supplier's categories and the supplier's image quality. Workspace keeps the two apart: the supplier product is a source, your product is what gets published.
That is why a price change at the supplier can flow through without overwriting the copy a product manager wrote.
Nothing goes out half-finished
Validation runs on the catalogue, not in the channel. A product with no image, no weight or no translation stays on the work list — it does not end up as an empty product page someone finds through Google three weeks later.
Show me the catalogue
We import a slice of your products and run the validation.