Understand what data we import from your store, how it is handled in our AI translation and categorization pipelines, and how we protect your business privacy.
Connecting your e-commerce store is the first step to unlocking automatic, domestic and cross-border sales across Europe. However, linking systems naturally raises questions about what information is shared, how it is stored, and how it is processed. We believe in absolute transparency and partner sovereignty.
This guide explains exactly how we manage your integration data, what we collect, how it enters our automated optimization workflows, and our strict privacy boundaries.
Data Sovereignty Promise: We only import and process product data that is already public on your own online store. Your commercial details are isolated at the database layer and are never shared, analyzed by third parties, or used to train general algorithms for other brands.
To operate a "Zero-Touch" selling experience, our portal establishes a secure read-and-write connection with your store (such as Shopify, WooCommerce, Lightspeed, Magento, or BigCommerce). This connection is strictly limited to two operational domains: catalog management and order fulfillment.
We only pull the public catalog details required to list your products and route customer purchases. By syncing this data directly, we eliminate the need for manual CSV uploads, shipping updates, or email-based order tracking, allowing your integration to run entirely in the background.
To list your products accurately for European shoppers, we import public catalog fields that already exist on your online store. This includes:
No. We do not import or store any non-public catalog or company data from your connected store. Specifically:
To list your products across 27 EU member states, we run active listings through automated translation and classification pipelines:
When a customer makes a purchase, we process order and transaction details:
Need to adjust what products are shared? You can control which collections or channels are accessible directly inside your e-commerce store's integration settings. For step-by-step setup details, check the individual store integration guides.