New Proplanet GUI
We will shortly introduce a more modern and more user-friendly interface of the Proplanet PIM system. We fully renewed the product detail page, keeping in mind the desires and feedback of our users. Here's a sneak peek.
Blog & News
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FAB-DIS 3.0 is now available
The FAB-DIS format is mainly used in France to exchange media, product, price, ETIM and logistics information. Since 2023, FAB-DIS version 3.0 has been available. What exactly does the FAB-DIS data standard entail and what has been improved in FABDIS 3.0 compared to FABDIS 2.3?
ETIM xChange is coming!
The ETIM International Team has worked on it for a few years now, but soon it will be available: ETIM xChange, a renewed data standard focusing on exchanging product data internationally. The format is based on the European Master Data Guidelines (EMDG) and uses existing standards, such as DICO, BMEcat and FAB-DIS.
Advancing the (Electrotechnical) Industry: Leveraging ETIM-MC and 3D Models for Unprecedented Benefits
The marriage of ETIM Modelling Classes and 3D models is a transformative step forward for the electrotechnical industry. From precise product classification and efficient collaboration to streamlined design processes and global market access, the benefits are undeniable.
Data Services: Unlock the full potential of your PIM solution
In today's data-driven business landscape, quality information is paramount for success. Companies rely on accurate, up-to-date, well-structured data to make informed decisions, provide excellent customer experiences, and gain a competitive edge. Enter Proplanet Data Services, a game-changing service that promises to revolutionise company business operations.
Printed and e-catalogues: the most cost-effective boost for eCommerce?
A catalogue was once the shop window for manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers. Since online marketing has become widely adopted for both B2B and B2C businesses, the number of companies choosing to publish printed catalogues for their product sales has declined. But does a market still exist for printed catalogues?