Bring a Shopify export, a Shopware database, a supplier PDF, or a set of product URLs. Central turns it into verified records, source trails, and delivery readouts clients can approve.
3products free · 40+specs where supported · sources visible · confidence on every fact · 5–10min to first result · multi-project workspaces.
Every migration, launch, or marketplace project finds the same mess. Supplier rows are thin, variant data is incomplete, channel fields are missing until late in the project.
If that work stays invisible, your team absorbs it. If Central makes it visible, you can show the source trail, the review queue, and the exact fields that block launch.
AI drafts the content. Verification decides what ships. Three visible stages — every client, every project.
Shop exports, supplier files, product URLs, and PDFs become a structured product workspace.
Every enriched field carries sources, confidence, and a review state your client can understand.
Product pages, Google fields, Schema.org, widgets, and custom feeds come from the same verified record.
Free 3-product run shows the cleanup work before you commit a fixed-price proposal.
Where source discovery runs — manufacturer, retailer, reviews, certifications.
Merchant values can win where appropriate; conflicts stay visible for resolution.
Source trails, confidence, review queue — your client signs off field by field.
One verified record → supported channels + custom feeds + storefront + widget.
Each client gets a clean project workspace — same engine, separate boundaries.
The KitchenAid Artisan record after intake — fields verified, conflicts queued, outputs prepared. Send this to the client; the next call ends with approvals.
A shop URL, product URLs, a CSV, supplier files, or an existing catalog export. Central reads the input and shows what is missing.
No. Unsupported or conflicting claims stay hidden or marked for review until evidence or a merchant decision supports them.
Yes. Central enriches the canonical product record first, then adapts verified fields into storefront copy, feeds, widgets, Schema.org, JSON-LD, and custom exports.
No. Central makes the product-data work repeatable so your team can spend more time on strategy, launch planning, and channel execution.
Yes. Use separate projects and approval states so each client workspace stays clean.