Industry settings
Beauty, hair tools, hair color, food, electronics, health, textiles, home, pets, sports and store fixtures; and if yours isn't listed, you describe it. Each industry defines what extra data the scanner pulls out and how product pages are structured.
A generic PIM doesn't understand your industry.
For a cosmetics brand, "ingredients" means the full INCI list. For food, it's a list ordered by concentration. For electronics, it doesn't exist. A generic system does a so-so job in every case.
What Noobit does for you.
Your industries
You turn on the industries you work in, one or several. If yours isn't listed, you describe it in a sentence.
Extra fields from the scanner
Beauty: INCI, allergens, PAO, skin/hair type. Food: ingredients in order, nutrition information per 100 g, allergens, diets. Electronics: voltage, power, connectivity. And so on.
Tuned pipeline prompts
Content generation takes the industry into account: a supplement isn't described the same way as a sweatshirt. It works without setting up custom templates.
Professional beauty
A brand turns on the Beauty industry. The scanner automatically extracts INCI, allergens and PAO. Content generation includes specific sections: key ingredients, how to use, skin type. Without touching any other setting.
Try it with your catalog.
We set up a demo with your own products. No long-term commitment.