Turn raw supplier catalogs — spreadsheets, PDFs, APIs, even photos from the warehouse floor — into complete, validated, channel-ready product data. AI agents do the heavy lifting; your team reviews only what needs human judgment.
Apparel data arrives as cryptic abbreviations and inconsistent sizing. ProductBase normalises materials, colourways and size runs, writes editorial copy, and ranks the imagery — across the whole season at once.
The same pipeline runs whether you drop in one spreadsheet or ten thousand SKUs across PDFs and APIs. AI handles the volume; humans handle the judgment calls.
Everything anchored to typed, versioned data contracts — so AI output is never trusted blindly, and a running workflow can never be broken by someone editing a definition.
Drag-and-drop 24 node types onto a canvas — then watch rows stream through each node in real time on a live run page.
Ten-plus one-click operations, style references, and batch generation across thousands of SKUs — plus product video.
AI vision classifies each page — spec sheet, product grid, pricing matrix — routes it to a specialised extractor, then maps embedded photos to the right products.
Field-level accept, edit or reject, keyboard Focus Mode, and QR-code mobile photo walks that unblock enrichment in real time.
They share one discipline: every value carries a confidence score, a source, and a reason — and anything uncertain is handed to a human instead of being guessed.
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Six independent layers stand between a raw row and a published product. AI output below confidence — or failing a quality rule — is routed to human review, never shipped silently.
Security posture in one line: isolated databases per tenant, AES-256 envelope encryption for all third-party credentials, signed-state OAuth with HMAC verification, JWT sessions with refresh rotation, and no plaintext secret ever written to a log.
Pull from Shopify or any REST/GraphQL API, enrich through any workflow, and write the results straight back — with per-product error isolation so one bad row never blocks the batch.
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