UnoPim One product. One place where it is maintained.

We set up UnoPim, take over your existing product data and connect the PIM to Magento 2, your ERP and marketplaces. From then on your team maintains attributes, texts and images once instead of in every channel.

Discuss your catalog structure

When a PIM helps

A PIM pays off when product upkeep becomes a meeting.

  • Several sources

    ERP, supplier files and shop fields all deliver data, but nobody knows which version counts.

  • Variants and languages

    Families, required attributes and translations can no longer be maintained per channel.

  • Gaps show up too late

    Missing dimensions or images are noticed by the customer in the shop, not by the editors beforehand.

  • Every channel starts from scratch

    For each new store, feed or marketplace, texts and images get copied and rebuilt again.

If your team maintains a small catalog in a single shop and it works, a separate PIM tends to add work rather than remove it.

Data ownership

Who maintains what? Agree up front, not argue later.

DataOwnerWhy
Part number and commercial master data ERP The commercial identity stays in the operational system.
Attributes, families, translations UnoPim Editors maintain one version for all channels.
Images and data sheets UnoPim or DAM Assigned once, delivered with the product.
Prices and stock ERP Changes too often for an editorial workflow.
Buyability and shop rules Magento 2 Stays close to checkout, customers and catalog rules.

This is a common starting point, not a fixed UnoPim rule. We adapt the split to your systems.

Product data in 14 spreadsheets? One source of truth will do.

Maintain dimensions, texts and images once in UnoPim. Shop, feeds and marketplaces take what they need from there.

Discuss your catalog structure
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Clear boundaries

What UnoPim does. And what stays project work.

  • UnoPim itself

    Open source: attributes, families, categories, languages, channels, completeness, import and export via CSV and Excel, REST API with OAuth.

  • Connector

    Translates the UnoPim model into the target system: Magento 2, ERP, marketplace and feed formats. We check coverage, version and license first.

  • Our project

    Data model and ownership, migration and mapping, validation rules, monitoring, training and handover to your team.

AI-assisted enrichment, approval flows and media management depend on the UnoPim version, configuration and additional modules.

How we work

First one data flow that actually runs.

  1. Check source data

    Look at typical products, variants, languages and images, and at the systems that change them today.

  2. Design the model

    Define families, attributes and validation rules with the people who maintain the catalog.

  3. Take one path live

    Migrate one product group and connect one channel end to end, with logging and error handling.

  4. Hand over and extend

    Training, an operations guide and a list of the next channels and product groups.

Common questions

What teams want to know beforehand.

Does UnoPim replace the ERP?
No. The ERP stays responsible for commercial and operational data. UnoPim manages the product content for the sales channels.
Can UnoPim feed Magento 2?
Yes. How exactly depends on entities, direction and your Magento setup. We check whether an existing connector is enough or an adapter is needed.
Can we take over our spreadsheets?
Yes, once columns, identifiers and data quality have been checked. The result is repeatable import rules, not a one-off clean-up.
Can UnoPim be self-hosted?
Yes, UnoPim is open source. Hosting, backups, queues and updates still need someone who takes care of them.
Where do we start?
With one typical product group and one important channel. Big enough to test the model, small enough to go live quickly.
Does every integration work out of the box?
No. Connector coverage, versions and data direction need checking. Your own mappings and validation rules remain project work.

Bring one product. Ideally a difficult one.

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