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Launch digital commerce, manage end-to-end operations and expand across storefronts, channels, markets and customer segments from one unified AI commerce platform.
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Create customer, account, brand, region, channel, campaign, dealer, supplier, and business-model-specific catalogues without duplicating your product data. SKARTIO Multi-Catalog Commerce helps businesses present the right products, prices, pack sizes, and availability to the right audience.
Multi-Catalog Commerce separates the common product foundation from audience-specific assortment, commercial, and visibility rules.
Maintain product content once and reuse it across multiple catalogues.
Show the right assortment to each customer, account, region, brand, or channel.
Control who can see, buy, or request specific products.
Launch new customer segments, regions, channels, and brands without rebuilding catalogues.
Give commercial teams flexibility without creating duplicate product records, separate platforms, or uncontrolled catalogue versions.
Update common product information once and reuse it across assigned catalogues.
Present products, packs, and availability that match each audience and commercial model.
Control catalogue ownership, approvals, visibility, eligibility, and publishing.
Create new catalogues for regions, brands, accounts, or campaigns through configuration.
The solution extends SKARTIO Commerce Cloud across merchandising, experience, sales, operations, and analytics.
Create master, child, customer, brand, region, channel, and campaign catalogues.
Assign catalogues automatically based on the buyer, account, channel, territory, or business rule.
Connect catalogue visibility with pricing, packs, minimum quantities, and commercial terms.
Protect catalogue quality through controlled ownership, review, and release workflows.
Synchronize catalogue information with ERP, PIM, supplier, marketplace, and inventory systems.
Measure catalogue adoption, product visibility, assortment performance, and content quality.
The same catalogue foundation can support consumer, business, dealer, marketplace, brand, and hybrid selling models.
Create catalogues by brand, segment, storefront, campaign, or region.
Assign account-specific, contract-specific, and buyer-specific catalogues.
Separate retail and wholesale catalogues from one product master.
Control assortments by partner, dealer, territory, authorization, and service role.
Combine seller catalogues into a governed marketplace catalogue.
Map supplier catalogues into approved customer-facing assortments.
Each scenario is presented in an executive consulting format: business challenge, opportunity, SKARTIO response, and expected outcome.
A business sells the same products to consumers and wholesale buyers.
Each audience needs different assortments, pack sizes, prices, minimum quantities, and product visibility.
Create separate retail and wholesale catalogues from one shared product master. Reduce duplicate maintenance while keeping both buying models commercially correct.
Business customers purchase under negotiated contracts and approved product lists.
Generic catalogues create pricing errors, unauthorized purchases, and poor buyer self-service.
Assign dedicated catalogues by account, contract, branch, or buyer group with approved products, substitutes, units, and rate cards.
A company operates several brands or sub-brands from one organization.
Separate platforms increase cost, fragment product data, and slow launches.
Create brand-specific catalogues with unique collections, content, pricing, and storefront experiences while sharing common operations.
Products, packaging, compliance, and availability differ by market.
A single global catalogue cannot accurately support regional commercial and regulatory differences.
Create region-specific catalogues with localized products, content, pricing, and fulfilment eligibility while retaining central governance.
Partners have different territories, product rights, pricing schemes, and service responsibilities.
Uncontrolled product access weakens channel governance and creates commercial conflicts.
Assign catalogues by dealer tier, authorization, distributor group, or territory to create relevant and governed partner experiences.
Teams frequently launch festivals, drops, clearances, and short-term collections.
Changing the primary catalogue for every campaign creates operational risk and cleanup work.
Create temporary campaign catalogues with selected products, bundles, promotional rules, start dates, and expiry dates.
Configuration-driven workflows allow business teams to create, assign, publish, and optimize catalogues without rebuilding the product base.
Load products, variants, attributes, media, packs, and inventory references.
Create account, region, brand, channel, campaign, or partner catalogues.
Set inclusion, exclusion, eligibility, pricing, pack, and visibility rules.
Assign catalogues to audiences and release them through approval workflows.
Track usage, search gaps, assortment performance, and content quality.
A short view of the most important capabilities for everyday catalogue operations.
Maintain common product information in one place.
Create focused catalogues without copying every product record.
Automatically show the correct catalogue to each customer or partner.
Limit products by account, region, role, territory, or authorization.
Launch and retire catalogues at planned dates and times.
See which catalogues, products, and assortments perform best.
SKARTIO separates product data, catalogue structures, assignment rules, pricing, and channel experiences into reusable services.
Start with your existing commerce model, define the catalogue audience, configure the rules, and publish through one guided workspace.
Set up your SKARTIO Commerce Cloud workspace.
Choose B2C, B2B, Hybrid, Marketplace, or another model.
Select audience, products, rules, and commercial context.
Release the catalogue to customers, accounts, or channels.
Create customer, region, brand, and channel catalogues from your shared product foundation.
Create Your AccountFinal pricing can consider catalogue count, products, assignments, storefronts, integrations, order volume, and support requirements.
For businesses beginning with a small number of audience-specific catalogues.
For businesses managing multiple customer, region, brand, or channel catalogues.
For multi-brand, multi-country, B2B, marketplace, or high-volume environments.
SKARTIO Customer Success can support catalogue design, data migration, assignment rules, integrations, team enablement, and ongoing catalogue governance.
“One shared product foundation becomes the source for every customer, region, channel, and brand catalogue.”
Start by consolidating product data, define the catalogue hierarchy, configure audience rules, publish in phases, and continuously improve assortment quality and adoption.
Reduce repeated product maintenance across teams and systems.
Create new audience and market catalogues through reusable structures.
Show the correct assortment to each buyer, account, or channel.
Improve approvals, ownership, publishing, and auditability.
Clear answers for business, commerce, technology, and operations teams evaluating the solution.
No. It is a Commerce Expansion Solution that extends core models such as B2C, B2B, D2C, Hybrid, Marketplace, B2B2C, B2D2C, and Dropshipping.
No. A shared product master can feed multiple child catalogues while allowing controlled assortment, content, pricing, pack, and visibility overrides.
Yes. Catalogues can be assigned by account, contract, branch, buyer group, region, role, or other configured business rules.
Yes. Campaign catalogues can be scheduled with selected products, bundles, promotional rules, launch dates, and expiry dates.
Yes. API, file, scheduled-feed, and event-driven integration patterns can connect product, inventory, pricing, supplier, and publishing data.
Pricing can consider the number of catalogues, products, assignments, storefronts, integrations, order scale, governance complexity, and support package.