In the modern competitive e-commerce environment it is essential to maximise your customer satisfaction. PIM can help drive customer satisfaction in a number of ways.
Product Information Management Systems aggregate all of your product data in one singular location. This blog details the types of data stored in a PIM.
It is time to choose which PIM system is right for your company. This article will cover some of the main questions you should consider and our answers.
If you see the need for a PIM in your business but can't convince your boss of the benefits, then here are PIM use cases from the manager's perspective!
In this blog, we explore why Excel is not the best tool for managing product data, and why a PIM system is a superior solution. We dive into the key limitations of Excel, including difficulty in tracking changes, manual distribution, lack of validation rules, inability to store media assets, limited filtering capabilities, and more.
We have recently added a new powerful type of attribute called a "Computed Attribute". These new attributes allow you to dynamically determine the value of the attributes based on a formula (just like Excel formulas).
Many firms see the benefits of managing product info with a PIM system, but are often hesitant to adopt one. But worry not, we will help you make the most out of PIM!
Product data can often be an issue for manufacturers, especially with large amounts of products. PIM systems help these companies solve their data problems.
Assuming your business has decided to make use of a PIM System, there are two main options on how to invest. This article will compare the two options and outline the pros and cons.
Things get confusing when you start to be overwhelmed with different abbreviations. This article aims to take a look at what each of these abbreviations means and what they can do for your business.