EKOM — A conversation about your catalog.

Scoped catalog analysis

The analysis starts with a conversation.

Every catalog carries errors that don't show up until you look at the data. Thirty minutes with the people who built EKOM — your products, your channels, what isn't working. The analysis follows from there, run against a slice of your own records.

Sample analysis output · your data


Records profiled


Attributes flagged


Cross-field conflicts


Channel gaps


Resolvable on intake


Days to first pass

Documented against your records · nothing shared

Step one

Schedule a 30-minute catalog conversation. No pitch deck. No sales team.

Meet with EKOM

A conversation about your catalog — not a pitch. We'll look at where product data tends to break down, and what a scoped analysis could surface. Bring the angle you most want to explore.

Duration Options

EKOM Locations

Berlin (GMT+2), Bogota (GMT-5), Buenos Aires (GMT-3), Calcutta (GMT+5:30), Chicago (CDT), Denver (MDT), Honolulu (HST), London (GMT+1), Los Angeles (PDT), Madrid (GMT+2), Manila (GMT+8), Mexico City (CST), New York (EDT), Paris (GMT+2), Sao Paulo (GMT-3), Singapore (GMT+8), Sydney (GMT+10), Tokyo (GMT+9), Toronto (EDT).

Ordering and Scheduling

Or send us a note

Tell us about your catalog. We'll reach out to schedule and come prepared.

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EKOM Process Overview

  1. 30 minutes, no pitch
    You speak with the people who built EKOM. Your products, your channels, your current setup, and what the catalog is costing you. No deck. No script.

  2. Then we look at the data
    We send a request for a representative sample — a category, a channel feed, a few thousand records. EKOM profiles it. Every finding documented against your actual records.

  3. You get the findings
    Where your product data carries error. What it's costing across your channels. How much EKOM resolves on the first pass. Everything evidenced. Nothing guessed.

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