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Explore CIAMA features and improvements, how to use them and what they change for your teams.
We add a logistics dimension to the catalogue: stock remains linked to its warehouse and connected source data. Search availability in context, with a warehouse reference list accessible through the API.
We extend the B2B foundation with price categories and product prices supplied by your commercial system. Customers, products and quantity conditions have explicit references to structure data exchanges.
We bring business customers and their orders into a dedicated B2B workspace. External API identities let your commercial system supply this scope while keeping its own references.
Connected stores join the cockpit: e-commerce offers and orders use the shared catalogue while retaining their original channel. The OMS API lets your tools retrieve sales for a specific store.
We bring offer positioning into focus: collected prices, Buy Box status and channel context. Identify offers worth reviewing and reuse available price data through the offers API.
Separate orders shipped by your teams from those handled by the marketplace, including Amazon FBA. Find the same fulfillment distinction in the cockpit and orders API.
After offers, we bring orders and their lines into a shared framework. Find a sale by channel, period or status, and let your applications read the same operational data through the OMS API.
The catalogue connects to your sales channels. We bring connected marketplace offers together so you can review their status, availability and product relationships, with a read API for your business applications.
We make catalogue gaps visible, from identifiers and dimensions to images and classification. Your teams can focus on the records that need attention while your source system sends corrections to the PIM through the API.
The same product can have different references across your systems. We connect these identifiers in the PIM so your teams can find the right product and link matching offers, while API integrations keep their own source identities.