Datasheets, specifications, images, descriptions — extracted, classified, cached. Before your team starts the day.
Three-hundred and thirty-seven different field-name conventions. Image URLs that expire silently. PDFs without categories.
Encoding, hyperlinks, image dedup, document classification, S3 caching, fingerprinting. Each problem solved in code, once. The pipeline runs at four AM so the catalog is clean when your team arrives.
Datasheet, manual, safety, declaration of conformity, product fiche, warranty, brochure — tagged in ten languages.
Main images cached to our S3 layer the same morning. Your PIM never sees a broken card.
Cells that hide URLs behind "Click here" surface the actual link, not the display text.
Web formats win. TIFF and PSD masters stripped. No product ever ends up empty.
Output mapped to your taxonomy — categorisation, specifications, images, descriptions in your fields, your format.
FTPS, manual upload portal, scheduled fetch. New and modified files only.
Field-name level classification. Two-cent one-shot cost; cached forever after.
Main images cached to S3. Public CDN. Never depends on a supplier CDN staying alive.
We onboard one supplier feed and run the morning ETL. You see the difference in the product cards by Friday.