For distributors, brands and manufacturers

Your product data, clean and in sync, everywhere you sell

Sell what you actually have, launch new products faster, and stop losing hours to copy-paste. I build and look after the data behind your catalogue, so your shop, your suppliers and your sales channels finally agree.

A fixed quote before you commit · Watched after launch · Ready for rule and platform changes

A messy row from a supplier site becomes a clean product record

Coming up
  • 18 Feb 2027 · Battery QR code and passport
  • 31 Jan 2027 · Google image minimum
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Who this is for

Does this sound like your week?

I work with businesses that make and sell physical products: distributors and wholesalers, brands, manufacturers that sell direct, and makers of made-to-measure products. If any of these sound familiar, the free check will tell you where the problem actually is.

Catalogue check · your-shop.com0 open · 6 fixed
  1. FIXED

    New products take weeks to go live.

    CauseSupplier price lists arrive as PDF or Excel, and someone retypes them.

    FixA reusable import turns the supplier's PDF or Excel into clean products; a new range goes live in days.

  2. FIXED

    Items sit in the warehouse while the shop says sold out, or orders come in for things you don't have.

    CauseStock and prices live in three places that never quite agree.

    FixOne sync keeps stock and prices identical in the shop, the warehouse system and the marketplaces.

  3. FIXED

    Products disappear from Google Shopping or a marketplace overnight.

    CauseRequired fields, units or barcodes are missing.

    FixEvery item is checked against each channel's rules before it's sent, and watched afterwards.

  4. FIXED

    Shoppers leave, or send products back: the page didn't answer their question.

    CauseDescriptions and translations are thin or copied from the supplier.

    FixDescriptions and translations are completed from supplier data, and a person checks them before anything is published.

  5. FIXED

    Your team spends hours a week on copy-paste instead of selling.

    CauseOrders and supplier documents move between tools by hand.

    FixOrders and supplier documents move between tools on their own; the team handles only the exceptions.

  6. FIXED

    Custom orders take several emails before anyone can quote or build them.

    CauseOptions, sizes and prices aren't captured in one structured order.

    FixA configurator or quote tool captures options, sizes and prices as one structured order, ready to build.

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What I do

What you get

Data and AI automation for businesses that make and sell products. Most projects start with product data; the same approach covers orders, suppliers, quotes and the tools your customers use. Every project gets a fixed quote before it starts, which doesn't grow unless you change the scope. The prices below are where projects start.

How it starts

From a free check to a fixed quote

  1. 01

    Send your catalogue or shop address

    Free

    Within a few days you get 3 to 5 concrete findings in writing: what's missing, what's inconsistent, what it costs you. Free, no call needed.

  2. 02

    A short paid review, if you want one

    Optional

    €450, or from €1,200 for larger projects: a plan and a fixed quote. The full fee is deducted from the project when you go ahead within 60 days.

  3. 03

    The project, at the quoted price

    Fixed quote

    Delivered with documentation your team can use, and a handover so you aren't dependent on me.

  4. 04

    Monthly care, if you want it

    Optional

    From €150 a month: monitoring, fixes when a supplier or platform changes something, and a heads-up on deadlines that affect you.

Who you'd work with

Márton Víg, data and automation engineer

Data analyst and engineer: I build the pipelines, syncs and integrations behind product data, use machine learning and AI where they earn their place, and run the infrastructure they need. I also design the user flows and interfaces your team and customers touch, so what I build gets used. You work with me directly; when a project needs design, UX or branding, I bring in specialists I work with regularly.

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What's changing

Deadlines heading your way

Platform deadlines and rules that reach your product, order and customer data, and what each one means for you. I keep track of them so you don't have to.

  1. 30 December 2026 · 30 June 2027 for micro and small operators · EU

    Date set in law

    Deforestation-free proof for wood, paper, rubber and more

    Companies placing goods made from wood, rubber, cocoa, coffee, soy, palm oil or cattle on the EU market, from furniture, pallets and paper packaging to chocolate, need geolocation and due-diligence data for each batch. The rules apply from 30 December 2026; micro and small operators established by the end of 2024 have until 30 June 2027, except for timber already covered by the old timber rules. Both dates have already moved twice. The data has to come from suppliers, and statement references travel with orders and invoices.

  2. 16 January 2027 · Shopify

    Platform deadline

    Stricter stock updates on Shopify

    From API version 2026-04, every stock update needs a key that stops it being applied twice, and must state the quantity it expects to replace or explicitly skip that check. Integrations still on version 2026-01 are moved onto these rules when that version retires on 16 January 2027. A custom stock sync that isn't updated sees its stock updates fail, and shop stock stops following the warehouse.

  3. 31 January 2027 · Google Merchant Center

    Platform deadline

    Product images of at least 500 × 500 pixels on Google

    From 31 January 2027, Google enforces a minimum of 500 × 500 pixels for product images, additional images included; Merchant Center has flagged smaller ones since April 2026. Google upgrades some small images itself, but products it can't fix risk disapproval. Catalogues built from supplier or scraped images often fall short: the fix belongs in the import, with larger images from the supplier and a size check on every update.

  4. 18 February 2027 · EU

    Date set in law

    Battery QR code and passport

    From 18 February 2027, every battery sold in the EU needs a QR code. Batteries for electric vehicles, e-bikes and e-scooters, and industrial batteries over 2 kWh, also need a digital passport registered with the EU. It reaches anyone selling tools, electronics or other products with a battery: the battery data has to come from suppliers, product by product.

  5. In force since 13 December 2024 · EU and Northern Ireland

    In forceIf you sell to consumers

    Product safety details on listings

    Every online listing of a consumer product must show the manufacturer, an EU responsible person for non-EU makers, the product's identification and safety warnings in a language set by the country of sale. Each marketplace collects these in its own fields, and some silently drop data sent in an old format.

  1. Today · Oct 2026

  2. 30 Dec 2026

    Deforestation-free proof for wood, paper, rubber and more

    Date set in lawRead more : Deforestation-free proof for wood, paper, rubber and more→

  3. 16 Jan 2027

    Stricter stock updates on Shopify

    Platform deadlineRead more : Stricter stock updates on Shopify→

  4. 31 Jan 2027

    Product images of at least 500 × 500 pixels on Google

    Platform deadlineRead more : Product images of at least 500 × 500 pixels on Google→

  5. 18 Feb 2027

    Battery QR code and passport

    Date set in lawRead more : Battery QR code and passport→

  6. Already in force

  7. 13 Dec 2024

    Product safety details on listings

    In forceRead more : Product safety details on listings→

All the changes I track, with sources →

Send me your catalogue or shop address

Within a few days you get 3 to 5 concrete findings in writing, free, no call needed. If they're useful, the next step is a fixed quote.