Sales Layer

The First PIM software with True Agentic AI

freemium· for mid-market

Sales Layer manages product catalog data for brands and retailers distributing to marketplaces, retailer portals, and owned channels. The PIM centralizes SKU attributes, media, and translations, then uses AI agents that take natural language instructions to enrich descriptions, fix data gaps, and push feeds to destinations. Buyers are ecommerce and merchandising leads at multi-channel brands who spend hours reconciling supplier spreadsheets and channel-specific taxonomies before every product launch.

> pick this if

Pick this if you're a multi-channel brand or distributor whose ecommerce team loses days per launch reconciling supplier data and channel-specific taxonomies, and you want agentic enrichment built into the PIM rather than bolted on.

> look elsewhere if

Look elsewhere if you sell a small SKU count through one or two owned channels, or if you need a deeply customized enterprise PIM with bespoke governance workflows like Stibo or Informatica.

> Sales Layer is built for

platform-agnostic

> what it does for ecommerce

Centralize SKU attributes, media, and translations in one catalog source
Deploy AI agents that act on natural language instructions
Load industry context documents to guide enrichment and categorization
Distribute feeds to marketplaces, retailers, and owned storefronts
Start on a free tier before scaling SKU volume

> how you'd use it

Multi-brand consumer electronics distributor, $30M GMV, 4-person ecommerce ops team
Onboarding 2,000 SKUs per quarter from 15 suppliers, each with different spreadsheet schemas, then syndicating to Amazon, Walmart, and three retailer portals with distinct attribute requirements
→ Cuts launch prep from three weeks to four days by letting agents map supplier fields, fill missing attributes, and generate channel-specific feeds without manual reformatting
European home goods brand, $80M GMV, 8-person merchandising team selling in 11 countries
Maintaining product copy and compliance attributes across six languages and dozens of marketplace taxonomies, currently handled in a mix of Akeneo and offline translation files
→ Consolidates translations and category mappings into one source, with agents flagging missing CE compliance fields and rewriting descriptions per locale before syndication
DTC apparel brand, $3M GMV, 2-person team running Shopify plus a Faire wholesale channel
Trialing PIM discipline for the first time on the free tier, replacing a Google Sheet that feeds product uploads to both channels
→ Gets a structured catalog and AI-generated attribute enrichment without committing to enterprise PIM pricing, with room to scale SKU volume as wholesale grows

> Sales Layer use cases

> how sales layer compares

bidirectional editorial

fabric NEONfabric NEON is positioned around agent-readable catalogs for AI shopping surfaces; Sales Layer focuses on operational enrichment and channel syndication for human-run merchandising teams.

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