BMECat-Etim

In recent years some standards have been outlined in terms of interchange between manufacturing companies and the large integration and sales portals of B to B products.

The Etim format and the BMECat format are among the most popular.

EKR has developed integration modules to allow you to send, with a defined schedule, the information organized in the EKR Knowledge Base, following the standards of the two portals. 

The integration module is characterized by great flexibility that allows you to adapt, in a simple and fast way, therefore without the support of external consultancy, the set of information to be sent to the two BMECat and Etim aggregators. This allows the company to configure the file structure to be sent to the portals, based on the logic of semantics and the extreme flexibility and granularity of EKR Knowledge Base.

It supports the more common use of Excel for uploading / downloading data for the purpose of disclosure. 

It is a Cloud platform, Software as a Service, which allows any user who uses a Spreadsheet to share the information contained within it with other people who use Spreadsheets, also built in a completely different way, guaranteeing the accuracy of the information itself in a any connected Excel file.

It is a tool that allows and facilitates group work always characterized by the need to share information necessary for everyone; in fact, it allows you to have different Spreadsheets that share data with each other and ensures that these are always perfectly updated in the various sheets, guaranteeing the correctness of every single cell and saving the contents in an easy-to-access centralized repository.

CorrectShare applies the basic concepts of Logistics (relating to labels and containers) to data with complex structures otherwise difficult to standardize, making the work more efficient and eliminating the need to create multiple versions of a file.

Any Spreadsheet, with the overwritten label paths, is sent to the PIM which reads the data and allows you to have them even in a completely different Excel file, as long as they have the same labels.