Integration is a project?We made it a product.
Expand faster.No six-month project.
Faster to revenue.Cheaper to integrate.
eflowAI connects new Tradebyte customers to whatever they already run — any source system, any ERP, any PIM or warehouse. The flows are pre-built, the data is tested before the project starts, and the consulting sits inside the tool. It answers whenever you need it.
Demo case: Shopify as source → Tradebyte → Amazon. Sample assets downloadable inside.
2h
A short audit — where discovery phases used to take nine weeks
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Surprises after kick-off — the tests run before the project
24/7
Consulting, inside the flow you are editing
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Supervisors you can attach — pre-trained or your own
Seven things every Tradebyte onboarding runs into.
| What you are worried about | What eflowAI does about it |
|---|---|
| “Our product data isn’t ready for a marketplace.” | An automated audit reads your catalogue before the project starts — governance gaps, attribute quality, marketing weaknesses, legal exposure — and hands you the findings as a list. Two hours, where a manual audit runs nine weeks. |
| “Why are we only seeing this after nine weeks?” | Because the problems were found by hand, one channel at a time. Here they are found up front, on the whole catalogue, before anyone has committed a budget or a go-live date. |
| “Every channel wants its attributes differently.” | Ready flows already exist for the common routes. You start from one and adjust it — mapping is a template, not a spreadsheet you build twice. |
| “We change one rule and something downstream breaks.” | Every change is shown with its impact on your other integrations before you save it. The consulting happens on the fly, in the flow. |
| “Our consultant is booked until March.” | The consultant is the tool. It answers anytime you need it, at full feed volume, on the step you are actually standing on. |
| “Legal approved the old feed, not this one.” | Supervisors re-check every flow and every step against their own rules on each version — legal, GDPR, marketing, brand, or whoever else has to sign. |
| “Nobody can explain what changed, or why.” | Flows are versioned. Every version carries the reasoning that produced it, in plain language. |
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Pre-flight tests on your product data
Before a single system is connected, we run automated checks across your catalogue: data governance, completeness and attribute quality, marketing weak spots, and the legal requirements of each target market. The challenges of your integration are written down before the project has a budget.
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Ready flows for any source system
Whatever sits on your side — shop system, ERP, PIM, middleware, a flat file from the warehouse — the route through Tradebyte to the channel is already built. Start from a ready flow and change it by describing what you need. No code, no ticket, instant in-app consulting. Every edit becomes a version, so you can compare, roll back, and keep the one that performs.
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Consulting at the moment of the change
Every flow is yours to change. Change it, and eflowAI states the consequence: which future channel this mapping will block, which marketplace will reject the attribute, what it means when you add the next country next quarter. The advice arrives with the decision instead of after it.
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As many supervisors as governance needs
Attach virtual supervisors to a flow and they read every step of every version, holding the ones that fail their rules. Start from the pre-trained e-commerce stack, or define your own from your internal policy — there is no fixed list and no upper limit. Governance, GDPR and internal sign-off stop being a meeting.
Shopify → Tradebyte → Amazon, running in your browser.
One worked example, open to everyone: a Shopify catalogue routed through Tradebyte onto Amazon. Download the sample assets at the top of the demo, run the pre-flight test on them, change a mapping and watch the impact and the supervisors respond. Then bring your own case to a walkthrough.
“We had budgeted four months for the Tradebyte connection. A two-hour audit told us what nine weeks of discovery would have.”