Definition
inriver connects to the surrounding commerce stack — ecommerce platforms, marketplaces such as Amazon and Walmart, ERP and DAM systems, and syndication endpoints — through APIs and connectors. These integrations let teams import product data from source systems and syndicate channel-ready content outward.
Integration categories
| Category | Role in the stack |
|---|---|
| Ecommerce platforms & storefronts | Publish structured, channel-ready product content to the sites where products are sold. |
| Marketplaces & sales channels | Automate syndication to major marketplaces such as Amazon and Walmart, mapping content to each channel's requirements. |
| ERP & source systems | Bring in product, pricing, and operational data as inputs to the PIM. |
| DAM & asset systems | Associate images and rich media with product records, alongside inriver's built-in media management. |
| API & connectors | Extend the platform through APIs and connectors for custom integrations across the stack. |
The specific named connectors available change over time, so check inriver directly for the current integrations that match your systems.
How it relates to catalog intelligence
Integrations move product data between the PIM/PXM and the systems around it. Catalog intelligence is concerned with the quality of the data flowing through those connections — whether it is complete, consistent, and AI-ready before it reaches a storefront or marketplace. See what is product data orchestration?