PIM Blog
Practical advice on product catalog management — supplier imports, AI enrichment, REACH/DPP compliance, e-commerce connectors.
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Time-to-market: launch your new products twice as fast
The time between receiving a product and putting it online is rarely determined by data entry speed. Backward planning from D-30 to D-0, actual bottlenecks and parallelisation of tasks.
Preparing your catalogue for Amazon, Cdiscount and Fnac
Each marketplace imposes its own mandatory attributes for each category. How can we structure a single data repository that feeds into all of them without the need for re-entry or rejection at the point of entry?
API-first architecture: why it’s no longer optional for a PIM
REST, webhooks, idempotence, rate limits, versioning: how a robust API makes all the difference when you need to integrate an ERP system, an e-commerce site and three marketplaces.
How to choose your PIM in 2026: a decision matrix based on 12 criteria
Data model, connectors, governance, total cost, reversibility: twelve criteria for comparing PIMs based on actual products rather than sales demonstrations.
Importing a supplier catalogue without losing any data
Dry runs, version control for imports, rollback, and a usable error log: the safeguards that prevent a supplier import from overwriting six months’ worth of data enrichment.
Google Merchant Centre: 10 feed errors that cause your products to be rejected
Missing identifiers, price discrepancies, incorrect images, inaccurate availability: the most common reasons for Shopping feed rejections, their causes in the product data, and the corrections to be made in the PIM.
GPSR: how the General Product Safety Regulation affects your product information sheets
Regulation (EU) 2023/988 requires specific information to be included on every online offer: the manufacturer, the person responsible within the EU, identification details and warnings. What data to collect, where to store it, and how to disseminate it.
Multi-vendor standardisation: 5 challenges and how to overcome them
Inconsistent units, questionable encodings, missing attributes, duplicate EANs, partial updates: the five obstacles that cause supplier catalogue integration to fail, and how to address them in a PIM.
Real-time multi-channel synchronisation: the architecture of a single catalogue
Selling on Shopify, Amazon and a B2B website without making a host of mistakes requires a single data repository and well-managed outbound data flows. Architecture, conflict resolution, acceptable latency and the pitfalls of bidirectional synchronisation.
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