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A product data integration platform, so the feed scripts stop being yours.

Connect your systems once. The shape each channel needs becomes configuration, not another integration service to maintain.

  • ConfigurationNot another service to own
  • We keep them workingConnectors are ours to maintain
  • 99.9%Platform uptime
The reality today

What a per-channel integration actually costs you

Where the work goes when product data has no single home.

4 gaps one governed record closes

Without one recordManual today
  1. Each destination arrived with its own mapping, its own retry logic and its own idea of what a product is.

  2. The same transformation is implemented again in every feed, so a rule change means finding all the places it lives.

  3. A channel changes a required field and the failure surfaces as a support ticket from the commerce team, not as an alert you own.

  4. The ERP is the system of record, but nothing between it and the channels can say why a value was published.

Each of these is the same record, copied and fixed by hand. Qooly AI keeps one and shapes it for every channel.
How Qooly AI handles it

One governed record between your source systems and the channels.

Qooly is the layer your team would otherwise build and then own forever. Pre-built connectors reach SAP S/4HANA, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics and Hitit on the source side, and Shopify, Shopify POS, Magento, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Lightspeed, Amazon, Google Shopping, Meta Shops, Microsoft Ads, TikTok Shop and Instagram Shopping on the destination side, with OpenText EDI and NuORDER for wholesale. Mapping, validation and retry are declarative rather than coded per channel: the business rules live in one place and are enforced on every write, whatever made it. A versioned REST API, webhooks and a complete change record mean your team integrates once and builds features instead of maintaining the plumbing between a system of record and twenty endpoints.

With one governed recordEnforced on every write
  • 01

    ERP connectors, not ERP projects

    SAP S/4HANA, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics and Hitit connect through maintained connectors. Products, pricing, inventory and assets land as they change at the source, without a nightly export job to babysit.

  • 02

    Declarative mapping, one canonical model

    Each destination's taxonomy, required fields and formats are configuration against one record. The same transformation is not reimplemented per feed, so a rule changes in one place.

  • 03

    Validation as a gate, not a report

    Required attributes, taxonomy, media specs and barcode validation between your source systems and the channel are enforced on every write. A failing record is held for review instead of being published and then chased.

  • 04

    REST API, webhooks and SDK access

    A versioned REST API with structured errors, webhooks for catalog, inventory, pricing and sync events, and audit records your own services can read.

  • 05

    Retries and exceptions you do not own

    Agent Sync retries what a channel rejects and surfaces what it cannot resolve as a queue for the commerce team, rather than as an out-of-hours page for an engineer.

  • 06

    Access control and an auditable trail

    SSO and SCIM provisioning, role-based permissions, regional data residency and a record of every change with who or what made it. The answers a security review asks for.

Systems integrated through one product record
Agents on this work
  • Agent FlowEnriching & publishing
  • Agent SyncSyncing every channel
  • Agent StockMonitoring inventory
The difference

What changes once Qooly is in the path.

An integration per destinationOne governed data layer
A mapping, a retry path and a cron job per channelOne canonical record, destinations as configuration
The same transformation implemented in every feedValidation and mapping declared in a single place
A channel-spec change discovered as a commerce ticketConnector maintenance owned by Qooly, not your sprint
No answer to why a particular value was publishedEvery change recorded with who or what made it
The agents

Each agent owns a part of the path.

All agents
  • Enriching & publishing

    Agent Flow

    Flow maps incoming data to your catalog schema, validates it against your rules, enriches what is missing, routes anything needing a decision to the right approver, then releases it the moment it passes.

  • Syncing every channel

    Agent Sync

    Sync distributes approved product data, pricing and digital assets to every connected destination in the format that destination requires, and retries what fails instead of dropping it.

  • Monitoring inventory

    Agent Stock

    Stock keeps Available-to-Sell correct across the ERP, warehouses, retail stores and every connected channel, so what a customer can buy matches what you actually have.

We ship denim, not spreadsheets. Keeping every fit, wash, and size accurate across our website and marketplaces used to mean repeating the same work. With Qooly AI, we manage product content in one place and keep inventory aligned with SAP.
VP of EcommerceGeneral Denim Works, GDWRead the story
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