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Choose your path

CataZenta documentation is organized by what you need to accomplish — not only by product modules. Pick a path below; each links to a sequenced checklist.


Brand & catalog teams

You own product truth, enrichment, and approvals before anything goes live.

StepGuide
1What is CataZenta?
2Catalog fundamentals — families, categories, channels
3Using the PIM UI
4Products & variants
5Product families & attributes
6Catalog completeness
7Workflows & approvals
8Brand Hub for buyer-facing review

Outcome: Governed catalog with completeness scores and sign-off — not spreadsheet chaos.


Marketplace & syndication

You launch and maintain listings on Amazon, Shopify, and other channels.

StepGuide
1Core concepts — channels & locales
2Categories & channels
3Syndication in the UI
4Connector: Amazon or Shopify
5Export to channel
6Publish complete products
7Poll export jobs when jobs fail

Outcome: Repeatable exports with per-SKU results and fewer listing suppressions.


Developers & automation

You integrate ERP, build pipelines, or connect AI agents.

StepGuide
1Quick start
2First API call
3API authentication
4OpenAPI reference
5Recipes
6MCP overview for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor
7Service account for CI/CD

Outcome: Same catalog in REST, jobs, and agents — one permission model.


Security, IT & procurement

You evaluate risk before the business centralizes product data.

StepGuide
1Security & data protection
2Multi-tenant design
3Commerce ecosystem — who touches data
4Request security pack via demo

Outcome: Clear answers on isolation, AI governance, and review materials.


Switching from another PIM?

SourceGuide
Legacy PIM, spreadsheets, etc.Migrating to CataZenta
General cutover planningMigration guide

Why teams choose CataZenta

See Why CataZenta — including how we compare to traditional PIM platforms for AI-native, multichannel operations.