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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.