CIAMA
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For online retailers, brands and distributors
Growing marketplace sales takes more than an online catalogue. CIAMA brings products, offers, orders and inventory into one cockpit, helping you prepare for expansion and understand its contribution.
Two starting points. The same operational focus.
Getting started
Start with a focused product range, usable product data and a defined inventory source. Plan the launch with the teams responsible for delivering on each sale.
Scaling up
Before adding another seller account, look at missing listings, inventory discrepancies and the profitability of your existing channels. CIAMA brings these views together to inform your next commercial decision.
From commercial plans to daily operations
The marketplace team selects the range. The catalogue team prepares the data. Logistics tracks availability. Management reviews margins. CIAMA gives those decisions a shared operational context.
01 / Select
Your decisionWhich product range do you want to develop on this channel?
How CIAMA helps
Review offer coverage alongside known stock levels. Catalogue coverage highlights missing or inactive offers on connected channels; completeness checks help identify missing product data.
Explore catalogue coverageA missing listing is not a guaranteed sale. The commercial choice remains yours.
02 / Prepare
Your decisionDoes the product already exist in the target marketplace catalogue?
How CIAMA helps
The project distinguishes adding an offer to an existing product page from creating a new product page. Required attributes, channel rules and publishing workflows need to be scoped before launch.
Explore the planned publishing scopeOffer creation and publishing are part of the CIAMA target offering and are being finalised. Availability must be confirmed for each marketplace.
03 / Operate
Your decisionWhich stock should you offer, and where will you find the new channel’s orders?
How CIAMA helps
Configure target stock for supported offers and track update attempts. Find collected orders in the cockpit, keeping the channel, products sold and operational activity connected.
Understand marketplace inventory syncRead and write operations depend on enabled connections. Sending orders to your ERP is planned, not generally available.
04 / Evaluate
A channel can grow in revenue without becoming more profitable. CIAMA brings sales and available costs together so you can examine the contribution of products and channels.
Explore profitability trackingActual, estimated and unknown margins remain distinct. Missing data is not treated as profit.
One product. A defined scope.
The logos represent channels to consider for your project, not identical integration coverage. For each connection, we define the data collected and the operations supported. No official partnership is implied.
Amazon and Cdiscount are among the connections identified in CIAMA. Countries, seller accounts, collected data and write operations need to be qualified for your deployment.
ManoMano, Decathlon, Fnac Darty, eBay, Rakuten or Leroy Merlin: each requirement needs its own scope. A logo does not establish that a complete connector is ready to activate.
Your environment. Your requirements.
CIAMA is a licensed, on-premise product. Your ERP, online store and logistics tools retain their defined roles in your system. The cockpit brings together the data and operations selected for your marketplace business.
Configuration, integration and customisation: the project separates the initial scope from further development. An agile roadmap follows your priorities without promising universal coverage from day one.
Explore the marketplace cockpitYes. A CIAMA project is built around your existing environment. We define which system owns product data, inventory and orders, then scope the exchanges needed. CIAMA does not require you to replace your store or ERP.
No. You can scope the project around priority products and channels. Catalogue coverage and data quality help prepare that scope; they do not predict commercial demand.
Creation and publishing are part of the target offering and are being finalised. The two intended workflows are adding an offer to an existing product page and creating a new page. Availability and constraints must be confirmed for each channel.
No. Inventory synchronisation applies to supported offers and connections, according to configuration and activation. Collecting orders does not mean automatically sending them to your ERP: that outbound flow is planned and needs to be scoped.
No. CIAMA is for businesses selling on marketplaces. It centralises and orchestrates their operations; it is not marketplace-building software.
Tell us which channels you use, which marketplaces you are considering and which operational problems you need to solve. A few product examples and an outline of your systems are enough to start the discussion. This page does not request production access.
Your next channel starts here
Planning your first launch or organising a growing business? Start with your catalogue and operational constraints so we can prepare a relevant demonstration.
Tell us about your project. No account required.