When the catalogue slows the business down
- product data is fixed manually after every import
- the feed fails validation or misses fields
- variants, categories or attributes are inconsistent
- SEO, ads or marketplaces suffer from poor data quality
We design rules for products, variants, categories, attributes, images, supplier imports and XML feeds so the Shopify catalogue supports sales, SEO, advertising and internal work.
We map product sources, fields, categories, variants, images and destinations.
We design mapping, validation, normalisation and exception handling rules.
We prepare the import, export, feed or internal process based on scope.
We test data, document rules and prepare a control process for the team.
The project demonstrates separate feed intake, validation, taxonomy and offer matching for a normalised catalogue.
A product comparison platform with feed import and validation, a normalised catalogue, offer matching, taxonomy and partner self-service.
Design and development of Shopify apps, B2B portals and internal systems for workflows and data operations off-the-shelf products cannot cover.
View detailsConnect Shopify with POHODA for orders, customers, products, inventory, pricing, documents and states with monitoring and safe retry handling.
View detailsShopify integrations with ERP, CRM, PIM, WMS, accounting, warehouse and internal APIs with clear data ownership, monitoring and retry handling.
View detailsBoth. If product data feeds Shopify, SEO, ads or marketplaces, it is a commerce data project with direct impact on Shopify operations.
Yes, depending on format, data quality and usage rights. We first assess the source, required fields, changes and update frequency.
Not always. PIM helps with complex catalogues, but a smaller catalogue can start with rules, import and better data control.
Send the product source, feed destination or an example problem. We will suggest whether to start with data audit, import, export or catalogue rules.