AI-driven operational data for commerce and supply chain

Nothing moves until the data is right. alfa makes it right first.

One broken field costs real money, every day it stays live. A wrong price, a missing size, a product page that silently disappears: each one is a lost sale, a return or a support call. Caught before it ships, an error costs $1. Caught by your customers, it costs $100.1-10-100 rule of data quality

The site in one minute

alfa builds the product and item data your business runs on, from any source, and keeps it correct: nothing reaches a live system before it passes the gate. Here is everything on this page, in 9 parts. Tap a part to jump to it.

00 / The core

Intake from anything. One flow. Protected at every write.

We connect the points without name dropping. Any source in, any output out: alfa builds the connections between them, whatever the brands, the platforms or the systems on either side.

Any sourceValidation coreAgents in orbitValidated output · nothing guessedAny output
113,257SKUs built≈ $57K to $170K of master data cleansing
16,600product pages built≈ $166K to $249K of product copy and data entry
20brand catalogs
143gates before every write$1 instead of $100 per error stopped at the gate

01 / How alfa works

The core pipeline. One core, one adapter per brand.

Every catalog runs through the same five stages. Sources come in on the left, platform-ready files go out on the right, and nothing passes the anomaly hunt unverified. Tap any stage for the detail.

ONE CORE · ONE ADAPTER PER BRAND
Sources
Brand websites
Supplier & manufacturer files
ERP & store exports
Image libraries
Outputs
Store
ERP · PIM
Marketplace
POS
SCOPE · We build the structure the storefront runs on: the mapping and the data model are matched to the platform they have to run on, so the catalog fits the programming rather than the other way round.
▶ Watch the catalog engine run INTERACTIVE DEMO

02 / What you see

Every project leaves 4 reports behind.

Every alfa project produces four reports, not as an extra deliverable but as a by-product of the work itself: they are what the engine sees while it builds, written down for you. Each one is valuable on its own, and together they bring us back to recon, so the next cycle starts from facts.

Build → four reports → back to recon. The work produces the reports, and the reports aim the next round of work.

01

Gap report

For every item on the official list, one of four answers: exists, missing, wrong code, never photographed.

Why it is goldThe list your suppliers never send you: every missing field, with an owner.
Decision: who do we call today
02

Delta report

What would be deleted or changed in the live store if this file were uploaded as it is.

Why it is goldIt stops the silent deletion before it happens, not after customers see it.
Decision: upload, fix or stop
03

Attribute completeness

Completeness per required attribute, per brand.

Why it is goldLaunch readiness in one number per brand, and exactly what blocks it.
Decision: what blocks the launch
04

Validation gate

Pass or fail, before anything touches production.

Why it is goldSigned proof that what goes live was checked, file by file.
Decision: go live, or not yet

03 / Track record

Catalogs live in production. A note on every break.

What alfa has built so far, across very different businesses. Each handwritten note says what the challenge was and how it was solved. Tap a card for the full story.

BETA · NEW Sports retail chain

CEO reports engine

From raw ERP exports to a CEO dashboard and an Excel file, where every number shows where it came from and how it was calculated.

ERP export files → alfa → CEO dashboard + Excel
What the manager gets
  • SnapshotSales, gross profit and stock, by channel, branch, group and item
  • Sell-throughWhere stock moves and where it does not, against target
  • Branch transfersWhat to move, from where, to where and why, down to size
  • Stock movementsWhat arrived, what each branch was allocated, and what it sold
  • What to orderForecast and order quantities, marked as a simulation until the data is complete
  • Exceptions in moneyData problems with an amount, the basis of the calculation, and what to do
i Every number backed: file, fields, calculationZero guessing: simulations are tagged on screenOne source, two outputsRefreshes with one commandRead only: never writes to the ERP
Ask it anything · RAG

A free-text question box on top of the same files. The answer is retrieved from the client's own data, never from the open web, and every answer cites the file, the fields and the calculation it used.

Which items are not selling in any branch?

Sits on top of the ERP and BI, never instead of them. Working name, final name to come.

Jewelry · #ProjectBanana

A catalog that did not exist

Photos and old sheets → ERP → Store + POS
There was no data to clean. So I taught the engine to read the photographs, and built the catalog from what it saw.
41,178SKUs built
867models
1,743product pages
ReconBuildVerifyHandover
⏱ First delivery, then client descriptions and a full handover
The challenge

The information did not exist. Not messy: absent. A register snapshot that no longer matched reality, scattered sheets, and product photographs with no data attached. By any current standard the catalog was analogue.

What alfa did

Built the catalog from the product imagery itself. Vision models read every photo, and vector embeddings separated the features: stone, metal, texture and shape, each classified and mapped. A two-level master holds models and variants, linked to the ERP by direct API in both directions.

What we built
Vision models on product photos (beta)Image-to-variant mappingTwo-way ERP syncAuto export to POSHebrew localization
The result

One master that feeds the online store and the point of sale automatically: 41,178 SKUs, 867 models and 1,743 product pages built.

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Luxury watchesAstral Watches*

14 luxury brands, one catalog

14 luxury brand sites → Master catalog + glossary → Storefront
14 sites that did not want to be read, and a language where one wrong word costs trust. I built an adapter for each brand and locked every term.
4,641product pages
194collections
14brands
ReconBuildVerifyHandover
⏱ First delivery, then glossary decisions and domain cutover
The challenge

14 luxury brand sites, no API, heavy Akamai and Cloudflare protection, and haute-horlogerie language that generic translation gets wrong. A wrong term on a luxury watch page costs trust immediately.

What alfa did

Intake that survives the protection, one adapter per brand on a shared core, and a locked technical glossary: mother-of-pearl, hairspring, power reserve, skeleton movement, with Côtes de Genève kept in French by rule. The core absorbed every new brand as an adapter, not a rewrite, including a dedicated ultra-luxury sub-store.

What we built
Protected-site intakeOne adapter per brandLocked technical glossaryGate before every releaseAI storefront scanning
The result

An official authorized-retailer catalog, live: 4,641 product pages across 194 collections, verified and rendering correctly.

Full case study →
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Sports distribution · #GetYourRunningShoesSaucony Israel*Under Armour Israel*

4 brands, one core

Manufacturer files → Matched to stock → Brand stores
4 brands, 4 file formats, and stock that matched none of them. I kept one core and gave each brand a thin adapter, so the next brand is configuration, not a project.
59,285SKUs built
48,887SKUs in the largest brand
4brands
ReconBuildVerifyHandover
⏱ Each new brand runs on the same core
The challenge

A sports distributor with 4 brands, 4 different manufacturer files, a store per brand, and stock that did not match any of them.

What alfa did

One core engine with a thin adapter per brand, built from the brand files, a crawl of the brand site and the live store export. Every item reconciled against real stock, with rating scales (cushioning, flexibility, breathability, drop) and feature icons on every product page.

What we built
Manufacturer master intakeStock reconciliationRating scales and specsFeature iconsBrand-by-brand rollout
The result

59,285 SKUs built across the sports brands on one engine. Each new brand is an adapter, not a new project.

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Fashion boutique · #ProjectAtelier

A new platform, every old link mapped

Legacy store → Catalog + URL map → New platform
Years of pages and search traffic were sitting on an old platform. I rebuilt the catalog by color and mapped every old link one to one, so nothing was left behind.
6,987product pages
7,685SKUs built
26,275images
ReconBuildVerifyHandover
⏱ Full import ready for the new platform
The challenge

A designer boutique leaving Magento for Shopify, with years of product pages, images and search traffic at stake. A migration that loses links loses customers.

What alfa did

A full Magento 2 export rebuilt into the Shopify template in nine stages, structured by color. Every image re-hosted on a CDN, and every old URL mapped one to one with automatic 301 redirects.

What we built
Full catalog rebuildImage re-hosting on CDN1-to-1 URL mappingAutomatic 301 redirects
The result

6,987 product pages and 26,275 images rebuilt for the new platform.

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Marketplaces

One store, four marketplaces

Online store → alfa → 4 marketplaces
Four marketplaces, four sets of rules, and normally four projects. I built one mapping layer instead, and checked every required field before anything was sent.
ReconBuildVerifyHandover
⏱ One mapping layer, four marketplaces onboarded
The challenge

A WooCommerce brand going onto four UK marketplaces. Each one has its own template, required fields and rejection rules, which normally means four separate projects.

What alfa did

One mapping layer from the store to all four marketplace templates: retailer fields mapped, required fields validated, and SEO text rewritten to fit each channel.

What we built
Marketplace template mappingRequired-field validationSEO rewrite per channelRejection-rule checks
The result

One store onboarded to four marketplaces through a single mapping layer, with every required field checked before submission.

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Import & distribution

From the warehouse to the shelf

Manufacturer list → Matched to stock → ERP
Everyone thought it was logistics. I put the manufacturer list next to the stock and found the real block: items with no master data, so nobody could sell them.
$3.19Mat retail, 248 items with no master data
$183Kat retail, 4,080 idle units of one part
ReconBuildVerifyHandover
⏱ Recon delivered first, so the build plan and price were fixed up front
The challenge

An importer with goods in the warehouse but not in the system. Without master data a product cannot be sold, so stock sat idle while everyone assumed the problem was logistics.

What alfa did

Reconciled the manufacturer set-up list against stock and the ERP, and gave every item a verdict and an owner for each missing field.

What we built
Set-up list reconciliationGap verdict per itemOwner per missing fieldERP-ready output
The result

248 products found blocked with no master data at all: 53,748 units, $3.19M at retail. That includes 4,080 idle units of a single part number, $183K at retail, waiting on five missing fields. 95 items, 11,556 units, were released: $840K at retail. The constraint was data, not logistics.

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* Brand names are published only after a store goes live. Anything still in build, staging or review appears under its code name.

04 / An adaptable engine

If it has a part number, alfa can run it.

An online store and a supply chain fail the same way: the item record is wrong, incomplete or late. Where there is no identity, no structure and no master, alfa designs the system first, then fills it. Retail and industry are where it runs today; the next vertical is an adapter, not a rewrite.

Pick a vertical

eCommerce & multi-brand retail

A steady stream of supplier files lands on a live store. Each one is a risk: a missing attribute is a lost sale and a return, and one bad file can wipe thousands of fields without an error.

  • Catalog built from every brand source, live and verified
  • Monthly delta run: only what changed goes up
  • Validation of every supplier file before upload
  • Attribute completeness and gap reports
From the field

Six client catalogs built so far, five of them live stores, with every write checked by the same gate.

113,257SKUs built
6client catalogs
143gates
SourcesBrand sites, supplier feeds, platform exports, legacy stores
The recordProduct, variant, attributes, images, translations
Where it writesShopify, Magento, marketplaces, PIM, POS
What goes wrongA missing attribute is a lost sale and a return. One bad file wipes live fields

Importers & distributors

Goods arrive in the warehouse before their data reaches the system. Without master data a product cannot be sold, so stock sits idle.

  • Reconcile manufacturer lists against stock and ERP
  • Find blocked items and the exact missing fields
  • Route each gap to its owner: supplier, buyer or content
  • Feed ERP, POS and storefront from one master
From the field

One importer, one manufacturer set-up list. The constraint was not logistics. It was master data readiness.

248blocked, no data
4,080idle units, one part no.
SourcesManufacturer set-up lists, supplier price files, spec sheets, PO and ASN files
The recordPart number, unit of measure, specs, supplier codes, lead times, cross-references
Where it writesERP (SAP, Priority, Odoo), PIM, MRP, procurement and warehouse systems
What goes wrongGoods arrive before the item exists in the ERP. Stock sits idle, orders go to the wrong part

Industrial parts & manufacturing

Multi-manufacturer parts catalogs, PO flows and ERP records that never quite agree. Every mismatch slows procurement and production.

  • Part-number normalization across manufacturers
  • Validation gate in front of PIM and ERP writes
  • Change monitoring: re-read upstream, report what moved
  • Same engine, new adapters. No rebuild per supplier
Open for a pilot

We are looking for a distributor or plant with a multi-manufacturer parts catalog to pilot the engine and the gate on its PO, PIM and ERP flow.

30,286items in one master
143pre-write checks
1engine
● Pilot partners wanted
SourcesManufacturer set-up lists, supplier price files, spec sheets, PO and ASN files
The recordPart number, unit of measure, specs, supplier codes, lead times, cross-references
Where it writesERP (SAP, Priority, Odoo), PIM, MRP, procurement and warehouse systems
What goes wrongGoods arrive before the item exists in the ERP. Stock sits idle, orders go to the wrong part

Luxury, fashion & jewelry

Deep variant trees, precise technical language and imagery that must match every color and angle. Generic tools flatten what makes the product premium.

  • Variant models built per color, size and material
  • Locked technical glossaries per language
  • Image mapping per variant, zero broken images
  • Platform migrations with 1-to-1 URL mapping
From the field

A designer boutique rebuilt on a new platform: every page mapped, every image re-hosted.

6,987product pages
26,275images, 0 broken
SourcesBrand sites, supplier feeds, platform exports, legacy stores
The recordProduct, variant, attributes, images, translations
Where it writesShopify, Magento, marketplaces, PIM, POS
What goes wrongA missing attribute is a lost sale and a return. One bad file wipes live fields

Shopify & commerce agencies

You sell the store and the migration. Nobody on the team owns the catalog, and it is the part that breaks after launch.

  • alfa as your catalog subcontractor, white-label
  • Recon and fixed build plan before you quote
  • Ongoing catalog care after the launch
  • Embedded in your team if needed
From the field

A WooCommerce catalog onboarded to four UK marketplaces, each with its own template and rules.

SourcesBrand sites, supplier feeds, platform exports, legacy stores
The recordProduct, variant, attributes, images, translations
Where it writesShopify, Magento, marketplaces, PIM, POS
What goes wrongA missing attribute is a lost sale and a return. One bad file wipes live fields

Your vertical

Any business whose items have an identity, or should have one: a SKU, a part, a lot, an asset. If the record is wrong, incomplete or late, the work downstream stops.

  • Recon on your real files before any quote
  • A new adapter on the same core, not a new project
  • No identity yet? We design one, then fill it
  • The same gate in front of every write
Open: the engine adapts

Retail and industry are where it runs today. The next vertical is an adapter, not a rewrite.

1core
143gates
1adapter per source
SourcesWherever your records live today, with or without an API
The recordAny item with an identity. No identity yet? We design one
Where it writesAny system with an import file or an API
What goes wrongThe same thing, in your vocabulary
Same core. Same 143 gates. Same signed verdict. Only the adapters change.
Every source at once, through one core.No queue. Records from every source run through the alfa core in parallel; blind spots are caught between the broken lines of the logo, clean records land in their targets, and whatever cannot be proven goes to the gap report with an owner.
value presentblind spotproven by the coregap, sent to an owner
Tools · what the core plugs intoNo new system to buy. The engine reads from and writes to the platforms you already run, and adds new ones as configuration.

Commerce & marketplaces

ShopifyMagentoWooCommerceMiraklRithum / DSCOLogicBrokerCymbioand more

ERP, PIM & media

Odoo ERPERP via API · EDIPIM systemsPOSAdobe Dynamic MediaBynderand more

Data, AI & automation

PythonMulti-agent AI pipelinesVision models (beta)SQLPower BIMake · ZapierCSV · XML · JSON · EDIand more

05 / The engines behind the work

One core. 13 systems, each with the problem it solves.

Thirteen capabilities, one core. Tap any one to see the problem it solves, how, and what it delivered.

13 of 13 systems

Source recon

Before any build starts

Recon: what exists, what is missing, what it will cost

Problem. Every catalog project starts blind. Nobody knows how many products really exist, where the data lives, which platform and bot protection stand in the way, or how complete each field is.

Solution. A recon run detects the platform and protection, counts live products, checks structured data and pagination. With client files it joins every source on a verified key and scores coverage block by block: barcodes, colors, composition, descriptions, icons.

Impact. Three answers before any money is spent: volume, difficulty and fit to the target, with an effort estimate.

Build pipeline

Intake and build · one adapter per brand

The build pipeline behind every catalog

Problem. Every brand ships its data differently: live sites behind Akamai or Cloudflare, platform exports, Excel masters, archives. Building each catalog by hand does not scale and breaks on the next update.

Solution. A multi-process crawl layer with resumable runs, a hard timeout per page and a live control board. Each brand gets a thin adapter of four functions; everything else is shared core: normalize, map to the target template, build.

Impact. New brands become configuration, not projects. 14 watch brands, 4 sports brands and a jewelry catalog all run on the same core.

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Reconciliation

Two sides, one verdict

A verdict for every item, before it goes live

  • 4 verdicts: both, here, there, conflict
  • 3-way source · master · live

Problem. The master, the supplier file and the live store never fully agree. Uploading without comparing means overwriting good data with bad.

Solution. Cross-match every item on an identity key across two or three sides, and give each one a verdict: in both, only here, only there, or conflicting.

Impact. The decision of what enters the live system is made before it enters, item by item, with an owner for every conflict.

Variant split

From model row to real SKU

Every real SKU, and only real SKUs

  • 41,178 SKUs written in one catalog
  • 0 invented variants

Problem. Suppliers send one row per model with axes like color, size, metal and finish. Stores need one row per real SKU.

Solution. Expand the axes, enrich, translate the parallel columns, and produce a gap report for everything that has no source.

Impact. One row per real SKU. If a SKU does not exist, the variant is dropped instead of invented.

Specs & filters

Feature, spec and filter layer

Specs, rating scales and smart filters

  • 0 invented values

Problem. Shoppers filter and compare on specs that suppliers rarely provide in a usable form. Free text cannot be filtered.

Solution. Feature icons, spec mapping, rating meters (cushioning, flexibility, breathability, drop), tags, metafields and filters built on real attributes.

Impact. Product pages customers can filter and compare, not only read. Blank if there is no real source, never a guess.

Images, video & DAM

Autonomous DAM ingestion · multi-server

Every image on the right variant

  • 26,275 images re-hosted, 0 broken

Problem. Images live in enterprise DAMs and media hubs (Adobe Dynamic Media, Bynder) with no clean link to the product, the color or the angle.

Solution. An autonomous harvester that reads the DAM, de-duplicates, and ties each image to its color and angle. The hero image of each color goes on every variant row, and video goes in as a gallery row.

Impact. Galleries that match the variant the shopper chose, with zero manual sorting. Two lessons are now rules: never de-duplicate by file-name family, and image sources are always full URLs.

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Localization

Two layers · locked glossary

Native language, not a dictionary swap

  • 2 layers: prose and specs
  • 6 glossary priority levels

Problem. International brands landing in a new language. Generic translation flattens technical terms and reads like a manual.

Solution. Marketing prose goes through a language model per collection. Specs go through a deterministic pipeline with a locked glossary: keep-English, do-not-translate, whole values, tokens, terms and units.

Impact. Native pages in the target language, with brand, model, caliber, finish and certification names kept as they are. Every conflict is recorded.

Multi-agent review

Storefront sweep

A team of AI reviewers on every storefront

Problem. A live store with thousands of pages cannot be checked by eye, and errors hide in rendering, not in the file.

Solution. Parallel AI agents sweep the live storefront and report every rendering or data error with its source row.

Impact. One sweep recovered watches hidden by a single metafield error.

Validation gate

The central asset · before every write

Nothing reaches a live system without a PASS

  • 143 checks before every write

Problem. One file that looks valid can silently wipe thousands of live fields: a blank in a merge import deletes a live value without an error.

Solution. A gate between build and delivery: locked rules, a certification suite by category, update-file checks, image-row checks and an image gate. Only changing columns go in an update file, and every blank is checked.

Impact. No file leaves without a PASS in every category, and a file that would blank a live field fails before it ships.

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Delivery & routing

Each target in its own format

Store, POS, marketplace and ERP, each in its template

  • 0 automatic publishes

Problem. Every target system wants its own format, and a wrong import is expensive to undo.

Solution. Approved files are routed to the store import, the POS template, the marketplace template or the ERP. Reports and boards are delivered as live web pages, public or password-gated.

Impact. Imports ready to run and reports the client can open. Editing and publishing are always two separate approvals.

Delta monitoring

After the catalog is live

Keep it right after launch

  • 0 silent deletions

Problem. A catalog that was right on launch day drifts: new products, discontinued ones, price and spec changes upstream.

Solution. Find what changed since the build and scan only that. New pages are added, removed pages are marked discontinued and never deleted, stale records are flagged.

Impact. A safe update file every cycle, plus a report of what would have been deleted if the raw file had been uploaded. This is the monthly program.

Multi-source & marketplaces

Many sources in · many channels out

One catalog, many sources, every marketplace in its own template

Problem. Every marketplace has its own template, rules and required fields, and the data arrives from several sources that never agree.

Solution. A multi-agent scraper and PIM export pipeline reads every source, and one master is mapped to each marketplace template with its own rules.

Impact. One store mapped to four marketplaces, and product URLs turned into variant-level rows. Early-stage work, now part of the core.

CEO reports engine (beta)

Beta · working name

From raw ERP exports to a CEO dashboard, every number backed

Problem. Management reports are built by hand from ERP exports, and nobody can say where a number came from or how it was calculated.

Solution. Reads the ERP exports and produces a dashboard and an Excel file from one source. Every number shows its file, fields and calculation; a forecast is marked as a simulation. Read only, never writes to the ERP.

Impact. The manager gets a snapshot, sell-through, branch transfers, stock movements, what to order and exceptions in money, on top of the ERP and BI, never instead of them.

Intake from
Excel / CSVorder exportsJSON / XMLPDF price listsmanufacturer portals, no APIlegacy platform exportsDAM / image librariesERP data · any ERPdatabases / data lakesAPIs, where they exist
Works with
ShopifyMagentoWooCommerceMiraklOdoo ERPRithum / DSCOAPI · Feed · EDIPIM · POS

06 / Our values

5 rules we never break.

These are not process notes. They are why a client can trust what goes live.

01

Zero guessing.

A missing value stays blank and is flagged as a gap with an owner. An inferred value is a defect, never a convenience, and the rule is enforced in code, not in a prompt.

02

Nothing ships without a PASS.

No file leaves alfa without passing the gate. An update that would blank a populated field on a live record fails before it ships.

03

Every edge case becomes a rule.

We do not patch a problem found in the field. We turn it into a locked rule, so it cannot break again for anyone.

04

Gaps stated, not hidden.

We say plainly what we do not do and what the data does not show. A stated gap is worth more than a promise.

05

AI where it earns its place.

AI reads, normalizes, reconciles and translates. Code decides what is allowed to go live, and a person approves every publish.

07 / Services

Start with a pilot: a recon and a fixed plan.

Every engagement opens with a recon and a fixed plan. After launch, the same machinery keeps the catalog current.

Pilot

We validate one of your import files and hand you a signed verdict and a findings report.

Fast turnaround, fixed price

Catalog build

From one brand to a multi-brand catalog, even when no usable source exists.

Scoped by complexity

Retainer

Delta runs, validation of every file that goes up, and the uploads themselves.

Monthly

Embedded

alfa inside your team, owning the data flow.

Ongoing
What you see every month: Gap reportDelta reportAttribute completenessValidation gate
OptionWhat it costs in year oneWhat you are left with
Hire a data engineer$118K to $130K, plus 3 to 6 months to outputThe management and the risk stay with you
Agency or integrator$20K to $60K per projectA catalog built once for launch, then left behind
Enterprise PIM$61K to $195K with implementationA good shelf, delivered empty
alfaPriced below the marketA correct catalog, kept correct

Common questions

What does alfa ai do?

alfa ai builds the product and item data a business runs on, from any source, and keeps it correct after launch. Every file passes 143 checks before it is written to a store, ERP, PIM or POS.

How is this different from a PIM?

A PIM stores product data. alfa builds that data: it reads the sources, maps and translates them, checks every row and writes to the PIM, store, ERP or POS you already run. It works on top of those systems, never instead of them.

How is this different from an agency?

An agency builds the store. alfa builds and certifies the catalog that goes into it, and can work for the agency as a white-label catalog subcontractor.

How does a pilot work?

We validate one of your import files and hand you a signed verdict and a findings report. Fast turnaround, fixed price.

Can you work with sources that have no API?

Yes. Intake covers manufacturer portals with no API, PDF price lists, Excel and CSV files, legacy platform exports and image libraries. One catalog was built from 14 luxury brand sites with no API.

Which platforms do you work with?

Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce, Mirakl, Odoo ERP, Rithum / DSCO, API, feed and EDI, PIM and POS.

Where do you work, and in which languages?

US, Europe and Israel. Hebrew localization runs with RTL handling and a locked glossary. We reply within one business day.

What happens after launch?

Delta runs re-read the sources and change only what changed. Removed products are marked discontinued and never deleted, and every update file is validated before it goes up.

08 / Contact

Bring the problem. We will design the system.

Send us one file you are worried about. We will tell you what is in it before it reaches your live store.

Tal Weiss
Tal WeissFounding architectLinkedIn
Shira Prigat Weiss
Shira Prigat WeissCo-founder, CBO

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