Solutions

Platform

50+

Live distributor connections

10

Source and transport types supported

1

Correction, applied to every connected system

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Golden Records

Connections

Data Pool

Enrichment

EPR

Unipro Foodservice

Connections / Health

All connections

+ New connection

Active connections

52

+4 this month

Healthy runs · 24h

99.2%

1,948 of 1,964 runs

Needs attention

3

Sorted to the top

Source

Type

Last run

Records

Status

Gordon PIM export

CSV

3 hr ago

0

Schema changed

Sysco SAP S/4HANA

API

4 min ago

12,480

Healthy

US Foods SFTP drop

SFTP

22 min ago

8,112

Healthy

1WorldSync GDSN

GDSN

1 hr ago

3,904

Healthy

The problem

Getting connected is hard. Staying connected is harder.

Most integration work stops at the first sync. The trouble starts afterward, when nobody is watching.

Getting connected

Every supplier sends it differently

Hundreds of suppliers, every format and transport

Months of manual field mapping per partner

Suppliers asked to change how they send, and most don’t

Staying connected

Feeds fail without telling anyone

A source stops sending and nobody notices for weeks

A schema change quietly breaks a mapping

The problem surfaces as a wrong order guide or a short EPR filing

How it works

Connect once. Then know it’s working.

Connect a source without asking anyone to change how they send. AI proposes the mapping, your team reviews only the exceptions, and Data Controller watches every run after that.

01

Connect

Pick a source or destination and authenticate. ERP, PIM, GDSN, databases, SFTP, S3 or API.

02

Map

AI proposes how each incoming field maps to the item record. People review only what it’s unsure of.

03

Sync

Records flow on schedule, and one correction propagates to every connected system.

04

Monitor

Every run is watched: record counts, failures, volume drops and schema changes.

05

Resolve

The right owner is alerted and broken mappings go back to the review queue. A fix is a review, not a rebuild.

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Capabilities

What comes with every connection.

Any source, any transport

ERP, PIM, GDSN, REST API, Postgres, MySQL, Oracle, SFTP, S3 and spreadsheets.

AI-proposed mapping

Field matches proposed automatically, with uncertain ones held for review.

Mapping as configuration

Attributes, taxonomies and rules live in settings, so a rule change isn’t a development cycle.

One correction, everywhere

Fix a value once and every connected destination receives it.

Evidence on every run

Record counts, error detail and run history, kept for every sync.

Connection health

Status, detection and alerts for every connection, in one view.

Who it’s for

Built for the people who own the feeds.

Distributors

Supplier intake that runs without constant supervision, and a clear signal when a feed needs attention.

Buying groups

Visibility across every member connection, so one program’s data quality isn’t a guess.

Manufacturers

Confidence that your item data reached every trading partner, and proof of when it did.

Fits your stack

ERP

PIM

GDSN

REST API

Postgres

MySQL

Oracle

SFTP

S3

CSV and Excel

Order guides

Distributor catalogs

EPR portals

Works with the rest of the platform

One record, four ways to put it to work.

Every product runs on the same governed item record, so a fix made in one place shows up everywhere else.

You are here

Connections

Get data in and out, and know it’s healthy.

GS1 Certified Data Pool

Move records between trading partners over GDSN.

AI Enrichment

Turn every incoming record into a correct one.

EPR Compliance

Turn packaging data into a filed report.

FAQ

Questions data and IT teams ask.

How long does a new connection take?

Needs input

It depends on the source, but most of the time goes to reviewing mapping exceptions rather than building the integration.

What happens when a source schema changes?

The change is detected, affected fields are held for review, and the connection is flagged until the mapping is confirmed.

Who gets alerted, and how?

Needs input

Each connection has an owner. Alerts go to that owner with the issue and a link to fix it.

Can I see the history of a specific record?

Yes. Run history shows when a record arrived, what changed and where it was sent.

How are credentials stored?

Needs input

Describe encryption, access control and hosting.

Are syncs scheduled or event-driven?

Needs input

Describe the options available per connection type.

Get a demo

See how data moves between your partners.

We’ll connect a sample source, show how it flows to the partners who need it, and how you’ll know it’s healthy.