PIM Glossary
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Connecting the PIM system with other software applications using Application Programming Interfaces for seamless data exchange.
A characteristic or feature that describes a product, such as size, color, material, etc.
Organizing related attributes together for easier management and data entry.
Defining how different attributes from various sources correspond to attributes in the PIM system.
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Making changes to multiple products simultaneously, often used for price adjustments or attribute updates.
C
An external entity that sells your products, often requiring specific product data tailored to their needs.
Tailoring product information to suit the requirements of different sales channels.
Ensuring that product information adheres to industry regulations and standards.
Recommending related products to customers based on their current selections, with the goal of increasing average order value.
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Linking the PIM system with a Digital Asset Management system for easy access to product images and multimedia.
The process of identifying and correcting errors or inconsistencies in product data.
The process of enhancing product data by adding attributes, images, videos, descriptions, and other relevant information.
The set of policies, procedures, and processes for ensuring data quality, accuracy, and consistency.
Organizing data in a structured manner, such as grouping products by category, subcategory, and attributes.
The process of aligning and connecting product attributes from various sources to a common structure within the PIM system.
Distributing product information from the PIM system to different sales and marketing channels.
Checking product information for accuracy, completeness, and adherence to predefined standards.
A system for storing, managing, and organizing digital assets such as images, videos, and documents.
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A powerful search engine used to quickly and accurately retrieve product information.
Predefined formats used for exporting product information to different sales channels or partners.
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A unique identifier for products, often represented as a barcode.
The single, authoritative source of truth for a product's information within the PIM system.
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Predefined formats used for importing product data into the PIM system.
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Adapting product information to cater to the preferences and language of different regions or countries.
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Core product information that remains consistent across all sales channels.
The practice of delivering product information to various sales channels, such as online marketplaces, social media, and brick-and-mortar stores.
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Adding new products to the PIM system, including entering all relevant data and assets.
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A system used to centralize, manage, and distribute product information across various sales channels.
A holistic approach to managing and delivering a compelling product experience to customers.
Assigning products to specific categories, which aids in search and navigation.
Avoiding the creation of duplicate products within the PIM system.
A file containing product information that is sent to various channels for displaying and selling products.
Extracting actionable insights from product data to improve sales and customer engagement.
Managing a product's entire lifecycle, from ideation and design to production, distribution, and end-of-life.
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Monitoring and analyzing product performance data in real-time.
Allowing multiple users to work on product data simultaneously, ensuring accurate and up-to-date information.
Ensuring that changes to product data are reflected immediately across all sales channels.
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Enhancing product descriptions and attributes for better search engine visibility.
A unique identifier for a specific product variant.
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A hierarchical classification system used to organize and categorize products based on their attributes and characteristics.
Creating and maintaining a structured classification system for products.
U
The visual and interactive elements of the PIM system that users interact with.
Encouraging customers to purchase higher-end or more expensive products than the one they are considering.
The overall experience and ease of use that users have while working with the PIM system.
Assigning specific permissions and access levels to different users within the PIM system.
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Handling different product variants, such as sizes, colors, and configurations, within the PIM system.
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Establishing a process for reviewing and approving changes to product information before publication.
Streamlining processes by automating tasks such as data approval, validation, and publishing.