LAYER 1
The platform stays
You’ve already paid for it, your team already knows it, and replacing it is a year of disruption you don’t need. It keeps doing what it does well.
Decoded Data App · live
Supplier feeds arrive as a mess. Thousands of rows, no consistent SKU, no usable images, different every time. The Data App takes them in, cleans them, matches them to what you already sell, and keeps your catalogue current across every channel.
Case study 01 · Data AppA live client system. Feeds in on the left, one clean catalogue out on the right, and the platform they already own kept up to date automatically.
Not a replacement · DO-ART-105
Supplier feeds, data enrichment, catalogue maintenance across channels. The jobs your platform was never built for. Ripping it out and starting again is almost never the right answer. Adding the layer it’s missing usually is.
LAYER 1
You’ve already paid for it, your team already knows it, and replacing it is a year of disruption you don’t need. It keeps doing what it does well.
LAYER 2
Feeds land here, get matched against what you already sell, get enriched, and get pushed back into the platform clean. No re-keying, no second version of the truth.
LAYER 3
Website, marketplaces, trade portal. They all read from one catalogue, so they stop disagreeing with each other and with the warehouse.
The screens
Catalogue view
Supplier importCase study 01 · first run
164,752
products imported from supplier feeds
77%
matched automatically on the first run
11,064
matched and prepared for the Khaos Control catalogue within weeks
Case study 01, real production numbers. The platform didn’t change. The layer around it did, and the catalogue went from something nobody trusted to something the warehouse and the website could both work from.
What each tier covers
| Tier | Scope |
|---|---|
| Core | Up to 3 supplier feeds, one sales channel |
| Standard Most take this | Up to 10 feeds, up to 3 channels, platform integration |
| Extended | Unlimited feeds, marketplace automation, multi-warehouse |
What this costs depends on scope, so it’s quoted once I know what your setup needs rather than read off a list. I’m not VAT registered, so there’s no VAT to add. How I price everything else is on the pricing page.
No pitch. If it turns out you don’t need this, that’s what you’ll hear.