Does Seegea replace the ERP?

No. Seegea is a digital enrichment layer, not an inventory management or financial system. The ERP creates product records and manages store stock. Seegea enriches the digital product data (descriptions, images, SEO, attributes) before it is published on the e-commerce channel.

How does product data flow from ERP to Seegea to Shopify?

The ERP exports product data (reference, name, base price, barcode) to Shopify or PrestaShop via a standard connector. Seegea then enriches the data already in Shopify/PrestaShop: descriptions, metafields, images, SEO meta. The enrichment layer is separate from the ERP connector.

Can Seegea handle a retail catalog with 10,000+ SKUs?

Yes. Seegea supports up to 25,000 active SKUs per store on the Business plan (89€/month). For retail catalogs with seasonal ranges, Seegea handles product activation and deactivation in bulk.

Retail PIM: centralize store and e-commerce catalog

For omnichannel retailers, the ERP manages everything for the store: stock levels, purchase orders, pricing, shelf allocation. The problem is that ERP product records are designed for store operations, not for digital commerce. Descriptions are brief, images are absent, SEO is nonexistent. Seegea is the enrichment layer that turns ERP records into e-commerce-ready listings.

The omnichannel catalog data flow

ERP: the source of truth for store data

The ERP owns the product reference, the barcode, the cost price, the supplier and the store stock level. This data flows to Shopify or PrestaShop via an ERP connector (Sage, Cegid, SAP). Seegea does not touch this flow.

Seegea: the digital enrichment layer

Once product records land in Shopify or PrestaShop from the ERP, Seegea takes over: writing descriptions, optimizing images, filling metafields for Google Shopping, setting SEO titles and descriptions. All without touching the ERP.

Shopify / PrestaShop: the digital channel

The final CMS serves the enriched catalog to the online buyer, to Google Shopping and to marketplace feeds. Seegea pushes enrichment directly to the CMS in real time — no intermediate export or manual sync step.

Data type	Owner	Seegea role
Product reference	ERP	Read only (sync from CMS)
Cost price	ERP	Not managed
Stock level	ERP + CMS	Display only
Product description	Seegea	Write, AI-generated, validated
Meta title and description	Seegea	Write, AI-generated, validated
Product images	Seegea	Upload, optimize, assign
Custom attributes / metafields	Seegea	Write, bulk fill

The most common retail PIM mistake is letting ERP-generated product names appear on the digital storefront without enrichment. Internal reference codes ("REF-47281 SHIRT BLU L") become the product title that buyers and Google see. Seegea catches these in bulk and generates proper titles in minutes.

Seasonal catalog management for retailers

Retail catalogs rotate seasonally. Spring-summer collection replaces fall-winter. Seegea handles seasonal product transitions in bulk: activate new season products, deactivate outgoing ones, update collection assignments and reset promotional prices — all in one grid session.

For retailers with 5,000+ SKUs per season, this saves days of admin work per collection launch. Created in France between Annecy and Chantilly, Seegea supports omnichannel retailers on Shopify and PrestaShop with Google Meet onboarding and hands-on catalog support.

Set up your retail catalog layer in Seegea

30 min Google Meet · ERP-to-CMS workflow review

Set up your retail catalog layer in Seegea

Created in France (Annecy – Chantilly) · Email & Google Meet support

FAQ

A retail PIM manages product data for omnichannel merchants who sell both in-store and online. It sits between the ERP (which manages stock, pricing, store operations) and the CMS (Shopify, PrestaShop) — enriching raw ERP data before it appears online.

Retail PIM: centralize store + e-commerce catalog

The omnichannel catalog data flow

ERP: the source of truth for store data

Seegea: the digital enrichment layer

Shopify / PrestaShop: the digital channel

Seasonal catalog management for retailers

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