E-commerce Dictionary

A modern technology approach based on Microservices, API-first, Cloud-native, and Headless principles for agile e-commerce operations.

A business entity that acquires multiple e-commerce brands to scale them through shared resources, professional management, and technological infrastructure.

Marketplace compliance refers to adhering to the specific rules, policies, and legal requirements set by online marketplaces for product listings, data, and seller operations. Failure to comply can lead to penalties or account suspension.

Marketplace integration connects an e-commerce business's product catalog and order management with third-party online marketplaces like Amazon or Bol.com.

Mass actions allow users to apply the same changes to multiple products or data entries simultaneously. This feature significantly streamlines data management, improves efficiency, and reduces manual effort in e-commerce and PIM systems.

A strategic framework for managing the accuracy, consistency, and accountability of an organization's core data assets across all business systems.

Master Data Management (MDM) is a comprehensive approach to defining and managing an organization's critical non-transactional data to provide a single, consistent view across the enterprise.

The process of associating digital media files (images, videos) with specific product information records within a PIM system.

Media management involves organizing, storing, and distributing all digital assets related to products, such as images, videos, and documents, to ensure consistency across all sales channels.

An architectural component providing descriptive information about data, assets, and their relationships, enhancing discoverability, governance, and interoperability within a system.

The process of defining, organizing, and controlling metadata to improve data discoverability, usability, and governance within a PIM.