Ecommerce

Agentic commerce for every SKU, channel, and market.

Automatan is the AI operating layer for enterprise commerce—coordinating specialized agents across product information, supplier evidence, content, compliance, launches, merchandising, recommendations, store operations, and demand planning.

AI-powered commerce operations dashboard
Why now

Commerce complexity has exceeded manual operating capacity.

Traditional commerce systems store products, process transactions, and report performance. They do not continuously reason across product data, customer behavior, inventory, supplier documents, market requirements, and demand signals. As assortments expand across channels and markets, commerce teams need agents that can analyze this connected context and turn it into operational and revenue decisions.

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Assortment scale

Every new SKU multiplies the work behind the product.

Products now carry hundreds of potential attributes, complex variants, supplier inputs, category requirements, channel specifications, claims, compatibility rules, and regional content variations.

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Channel fragmentation

Product truth is distributed across the commerce stack.

PIM, PLM, ERP, DAM, storefronts, marketplaces, retail systems, supplier files, and spreadsheets often contain different versions of the same product information.

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Demand volatility

Commerce teams are operating against moving signals.

Search behavior, product performance, availability, customer reviews, competitor activity, and category demand change continuously. Periodic analysis reaches decisions after the opportunity has moved.

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Margin pressure

Revenue growth must become operationally efficient.

Acquisition costs, returns, stockouts, markdowns, content remediation, and catalog overhead put pressure on commerce economics. Growth cannot depend on adding more people to every product and channel workflow.

AI has moved beyond recommendations and chatbots. The next era belongs to agents that operate across the complete commerce lifecycle.

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Agentic commerce workflows

What changes when agents operate across the commerce lifecycle

The workflows enterprise brands transform first—from product onboarding and launch readiness to merchandising and demand optimization.

Product and Launch Operations

Move every SKU from source data to market-ready

Product Information, Catalog Quality, Content Optimization, Supplier Compliance, Claims Assurance, Market Readiness, and Launch Readiness Agents analyze product records, supplier documents, specifications, evidence, attributes, and channel requirements. They create structured product profiles, normalize attributes, identify missing information, validate claims, reconcile inconsistencies, and surface launch blockers before products reach the storefront.

BeforeTeams manually assemble product information across supplier files, PIM and PLM records, spreadsheets, ERP data, and content documents. Missing attributes, inconsistent variants, unsupported claims, and regional gaps are discovered late.
AfterEvery SKU moves through a structured, evidence-backed readiness workflow. Product data, attributes, content, supplier evidence, claims, variants, and market requirements are validated before channel publication.
Agent workflow for product information and launch readiness
Merchandising and Discovery

Make the right product discoverable for the right demand

Merchandising, Assortment Whitespace, Product Recommendation, and Shopping Experience Agents reason across taxonomy, product attributes, search behavior, customer intent, inventory, reviews, performance, and category relationships.

BeforeMerchandisers work across fragmented reports, static categories, manually maintained collections, broad customer segments, and limited product attributes. Decisions depend heavily on periodic analysis and individual interpretation.
AfterTeams receive SKU-, category-, segment-, and channel-level recommendations grounded in product context and commercial evidence—helping improve discovery, assortment, recommendations, and merchandising execution.
Agent workflow for merchandising and product discovery
Demand and Revenue Operations

Detect where demand is moving—and where revenue is being lost

Market Demand, Demand Migration, Demand Recovery, Forecast Optimization, Product Quality, and Store Operations Agents connect sales velocity, search demand, availability, pricing, promotions, reviews, returns, product issues, and market signals.

BeforeDemand, inventory, customer feedback, and product performance are reviewed in separate systems. Teams often recognize migration, stock exposure, product friction, or lost revenue only after results decline.
AfterCommerce leaders receive an evidence-backed view of what is changing, which SKUs and categories are affected, why performance is moving, and where pricing, inventory, assortment, product, or merchandising action is required.
Agent workflow for demand and revenue operations

See an agentic commerce workflow running across your products, channels, and demand signals.

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How it fits

The reasoning layer across your commerce stack

Your commerce systems each hold part of the operating picture. Automatan connects the relevant product, customer, supplier, inventory, content, and demand context so specialized agents can reason across the business—not within one application at a time. No rip-and-replace. Your platforms remain systems of record and execution. Automatan becomes the AI operating layer across them.

Commerce systems connecting to Automatan agents and human teams

Creates connected product context

Bring together SKUs, variants, taxonomies, attributes, specifications, supplier evidence, claims, assets, inventory, pricing, customer signals, and performance data across PIM, PLM, ERP, DAM, WMS, and commerce platforms.

Orchestrates commerce agent systems

Deploy coordinated agents across product information management, content optimization, compliance, market entry, product quality, launches, merchandising, recommendations, store operations, and demand planning.

Operates within commercial control

Teams define brand standards, taxonomy rules, claims policies, channel requirements, merchandising objectives, approval thresholds, and commercial priorities. Recommendations remain traceable to their supporting evidence.

Built for enterprise commerce operations

Product formulations, specifications, supplier documents, pricing, customer data, performance signals, and market plans require strong security and governance. Automatan brings access control, traceability, and auditability to every agentic commerce workflow.

SOC 2 Type II
ISO 27001
GDPR
Data residency across US, EU, and APAC
AES-256 and TLS 1.3
SSO and SCIM
Detailed audit trail
Customer-managed keys
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Business outcomes

Turn commerce complexity into revenue performance.

Automatan helps brands move products to market faster, convert more demand, and scale assortments without allowing operational complexity to grow at the same rate.

Catalog velocity

Get more products commerce-ready, sooner

Accelerate product onboarding, attribute enrichment, content creation, supplier validation, claims review, localization, and launch-readiness checks across SKUs, variants, channels, and markets. Improve time-to-live while reducing product-data issues that create rework, delayed launches, and inconsistent customer experiences.

Demand conversion

Convert more shopper intent into product discovery

Strengthen taxonomy, search relevance, product content, recommendations, comparison, and assortment coverage using deeper product context and live customer signals. Help shoppers find the right product, understand why it fits, and move from discovery to purchase with greater confidence.

Operating leverage

Grow assortment and revenue without linear operational growth

Continuously analyze larger catalogs, more channels, more markets, and more demand signals without creating an equivalent increase in manual catalog, merchandising, research, and reporting work. Increase commerce-team capacity while protecting brand consistency, execution quality, and margin.

Every product becomes commercially usable. Every demand signal becomes actionable. Every commerce decision becomes better informed.
Internal buy-in

What ecommerce leaders and commerce teams will ask

These are the questions that arise when an enterprise moves from commerce software to agentic commerce operations.

How does this affect revenue—not only efficiency?
Automatan improves the product and operational inputs that influence revenue: catalog completeness, launch velocity, search relevance, product discovery, recommendation quality, assortment coverage, availability decisions, and demand recovery. The business case can be measured using time-to-market, catalog completeness, product discoverability, no-result searches, PDP engagement, conversion, average order value, return reasons, stockout exposure, and revenue per visitor.
How is this different from ecommerce apps and automation tools?
Traditional tools automate predefined tasks inside individual systems. Automatan agents analyze context across products, suppliers, customers, channels, inventory, and demand—then investigate issues, compare options, and recommend actions across workflows. Automation executes a rule. Agentic commerce reasons across the decision.
Can agents understand our specific products?
Yes. Agents can be configured around category-specific product structures and decision criteria, including ingredients, formulations, shades, claims, usage, evidence, market restrictions, compatibility, materials, dimensions, technical specifications, fitment, performance, certifications, bundles, and variant relationships.
Will Automatan replace our PIM, ERP, or commerce platform?
No. Your existing systems remain the sources of record and execution. Automatan operates across them, building the context required for agents to analyze products, identify gaps, connect signals, and recommend decisions.
Will AI replace ecommerce and merchandising teams?
No. Teams remain responsible for brand direction, commercial strategy, creative judgment, category expertise, supplier relationships, and final decisions. Agents expand the scale and depth of analysis available to them.
Can our teams control agent recommendations?
Yes. Your organization defines product rules, claims policies, brand standards, commercial goals, workflow boundaries, and approval processes. Agents show the evidence behind their recommendations, and teams retain decision authority.

Turn your commerce stack into an agentic operating system.

We’ll map your product, catalog, launch, merchandising, store, and demand workflows—then identify where specialized agents can create the greatest impact on revenue, speed, margin, and operational scale.

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