Your product data, reachable from the AI assistant you already use.
Syndic8 ships an MCP server and an in-app copilot that share one set of tools. Ask ChatGPT or Claude Cowork which products Home Depot would reject, tell Microsoft Copilot to fix 400 Amazon titles, or let the in-app copilot map a new sales channel while you watch. Same data, same permissions, no separate login for the assistant.
Three ways in. One set of tools. One catalog.
We didn't bolt a chatbot onto the side. Every capability is a tool with a name, inputs and permissions. The in-app copilot calls those tools. The MCP server exposes the same tools to your AI assistant. The REST API sits under both. Whatever you can do in one, you can do in the others.
The work that used to need a project team, and an integrator.
Mapping, value pairing, content cleanup and retailer readiness are where implementations go to die: months of your team's time, or a systems integrator billing 1.5 to 3 times your first-year software cost to do it for you, on their clock. The copilot does this work with you, in the app, in hours rather than months, and shows its reasoning before anything is saved. No third party, no statement of work, no one paid by the hour to take longer.
Map a new sales channel
Pick a retailer template. The copilot proposes a mapping from your fields to theirs, field by field, with a confidence note and the reason. Accept, edit or skip each one.
Pair accepted values
Your “Navy” is their “Blue - Dark”. The copilot matches your values to the channel's accepted list in bulk and shows you the ones it's unsure about.
Score and rewrite content
Titles, bullets and descriptions checked against the channel's own guidelines (length, banned terms, required elements) and rewritten to pass, one product or a thousand.
Translate and localize
Attributes and copy translated per market, so a product name stays a product name in every locale.
Turn rejections into fixes before they happen
The readiness check lists every product and field a retailer would reject. The copilot groups them by cause and proposes a bulk fix for each group. You approve the group, not 400 rows.
Keep up with spec changes
Retailer changed its template? Upload the new one and the system compares it to yours, updates the fields and rules, and flags what no longer passes. For API-integrated marketplaces like Amazon, it happens automatically.
What your assistant can actually do.
These are the tool names your assistant sees. Read tools work on any plan. Write tools need Core or above and run with the permissions of the user who connected the assistant. Bulk changes go through a preview step before anything is saved.
What sales channels, templates and fields exist.
Ask questions of the catalog, media, inventory, pricing and orders.
Find out what a channel would reject, and why. (“Preflight” is our name for the readiness check.)
Change data, with a preview first. Core and above.
Tool names shown as exposed by the current Syndic8 MCP server. Full input schemas and examples live in the developer docs.
Things people ask their assistant to do with Syndic8.
AI you don't have to set up, and can't be surprised by.
Most teams don't want to open a developer account to use AI on their catalog. So you don't have to. Here's how the capacity and the permissions work.
AI capacity is included
Every Core and Pro plan comes with AI capacity built in: plenty of room for mapping, value pairing, content rewrites and daily readiness checks. Sign in and it works. No keys, no separate account, nothing to configure.
Need more? Add a block
A big catalog cleanup or a launch month can use more than the included capacity. Add a block of capacity when you need it, the way you'd top up a phone plan. You'll see the balance in your account, so it never sneaks up on you.
Or bring your own AI account
Already paying for ChatGPT, Claude or another provider? Paste your key once in account settings and every copilot and MCP-driven call runs on your account instead, under your agreement with that provider.
Usage is visible
What was asked, when, and how much capacity it used, in your usage screen and exportable. Finance can see AI the same way they see everything else.
Same permissions as the app
An assistant connects with a token tied to a user. It can see and change exactly what that user can, nothing more. Revoke the token and the assistant is out.
Preview before write
Bulk updates have a preview tool that returns exactly what would change, row by row, without saving. Assistants are steered to preview first and apply only after you approve.
Three steps, about five minutes.
Name: Syndic8 Server: <your Syndic8 address from Settings → Integrations> Token: <your connection token> That's it. Your assistant lists the available tools automatically once it connects.
The copilot and the MCP server come with every Syndic8 Core plan.
From $99 a month. Read tools on every plan, write tools and included AI capacity from Core at $499. Nothing to set up before your first question.