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- Manufacturers, 2 to 10 stores, 11 to 50 stores, 50 or more stores
Product content, PIM and data syndication
Tools and services that keep one clean copy of product data (attributes, options, images, prices) and push it to websites, kiosks, retailers and marketplaces.
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Buyer's guide: Product content, PIM and data syndication
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What it is
Tools that collect, clean and send out product information: descriptions, dimensions, photos and specs. A product information system (PIM) keeps one master copy and feeds your website, marketplaces and vendors' catalogs.
What to look for
- Support for furniture details such as sets, configurations and fabric options
- Connections to your site and the feeds you receive from manufacturers
- Rules that catch missing photos, sizes or prices before they go live
- Who can edit what, and a record of changes
- Handling of image and 3D files, not only text
Questions to ask a vendor
- Which furniture manufacturers' data can you receive without manual work?
- How are product sets and variants modelled?
- How long until our first catalog is live, and what do we have to prepare?
- What are the limits on products, users and sales channels in each plan?
- Can we take our data out in a standard format?
How pricing usually works
Priced by number of products, channels or users, with a monthly or yearly fee and often a setup charge. Some syndication services charge manufacturers rather than stores. Ask who pays and what happens when the catalog grows.