Product Information Management (PIM) for E-commerce

Updating a product across five channels shouldn’t mean five logins and five chances to typo. In sku.io, one product record drives every listing.

One record, mapped to every channel’s listing

Edit a name, barcode, weight, or price once and sku.io pushes it to every mapped channel listing. Standard fields — SKU, name, brand, barcode, MPN, shipping weight and dimensions — live on the record; channel-specific overrides live on the mapping, so Amazon can carry a different title than your own site without a second copy of the product.

Pricing tiers for customers and suppliers

A product carries as many price tiers as you need — MAP, MSRP, wholesale levels, break-even, a Black Friday tier — each assignable to the channels and customers that should see it. On the supply side, each product holds every supplier’s cost tiers with lead time and minimum order quantity, volume price breaks, and a default supplier plus backups. Purchasing reads these directly, so purchase order costs and replenishment lead times are already correct.

Kits, bundles, and case packs are real products

A kit is a sellable product whose available quantity is computed from its components — sell the 3-pack anywhere and the component stock adjusts everywhere. Case packs record how units are actually boxed, and that configuration carries through to purchasing and FBA inbound, so a carton is the same carton on the purchase order, the shipping plan, and the receipt.

Images and category trees per channel

Attach as many images as you want — from your device, a URL, or hosted storage — and choose which images each channel gets. Multiple taxonomies let the same product sit in your internal category tree, your website’s tree, and Amazon’s or eBay’s, without one structure fighting the others.

Every change lands on the audit trail

Product edits are events. Who changed a cost, when a barcode was corrected, which import touched 400 products — all recorded, and any current value traces back to the change that set it. When something looks off downstream in an order or a purchase order, the answer is a few clicks away.

Bulk changes through the API — or your AI agent

Everything you can edit on screen has an API call, across roughly 4,900 documented endpoints. Bulk-update two thousand products from a script, or connect an AI agent over MCP and describe the change you want. You may never read the API docs; your agents will.