Channel readiness
Know what is eligible, before you submit
Today you find out a product was not eligible when the rejection report arrives, with the campaign already live. Enterspeed checks every attribute a channel demands first.
Rejections stop being something you discover in a weekly report and become something you see before the feed goes.
Checked before the feed is sent, not after the rejection report arrives. An example, not a customer record.
How it works
One truth, every channel's shape
Enterspeed Core is an AI data orchestration platform that holds one product truth and projects it into the shape each channel demands, with a record of what went live and what was rejected.
- 1
Validate
Every attribute a channel requires is checked before publish, so you know whether a product is eligible before the channel processes the feed.
- 2
Decide
Eligibility is set per market and per channel with a start and end date, and a reason code says why a product is excluded.
- 3
Publish
Each channel keeps a record of what went live, when, and what was rejected. Change detection carries price and stock to feeds, ads and marketplace listings within minutes.
Your product tree is mapped to each marketplace taxonomy, so a new marketplace launch is a mapping exercise rather than a product rework programme.
What teams ask
Your feed tools keep their job
Nothing here replaces the feed manager or the marketplace integrations you already run.
Your feed tool does the sending. This decides what is fit to send. It composes the attributes each channel requires from your PIM, ERP and supplier documents, and hands over a feed that is already complete.
Channels you already run stay connected. A new marketplace is a mapping exercise against its taxonomy and its required attributes, not a rebuild of the feeds that are already working.
When a channel changes a requirement, the check changes with it and you see which products now fail before the next submission. Your team decides what to fix and in what order.
- Cut weekly Merchant Center rejections to near zero
- Turn a rejected marketplace feed into an accepted one by filling required attributes
- Launch on a new marketplace in days, with its own taxonomy and attributes
Scope
The systems that author data keep their job
Your PIM stays the system of record for the attributes it governs. Enterspeed composes across your sources and projects the result into every channel that consumes it.
Your stack
- The PIM authors product data and governs the attributes it owns
- The ERP holds pricing and stock levels
- Supplier documents carry the technical specifications
- Market-specific data stays with the local teams who maintain it
What Enterspeed adds
- Composes across those sources and enriches where attributes are missing
- Shows the gaps a single system cannot see, because they span several systems
- Projects one representation into the shape each channel requires, per market
- Records what went live on each channel and what it rejected
