Retail channels
Bring country-specific orders, listings, prices, and stock together with your company’s product and operating context. Give teams and AI a clearer view of what is happening across Latin America.
A product may be offered in Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and other markets, each with its own listing, price, and stock pool. Unison brings those details together with company product data and workflows while keeping the country and inventory context visible. Teams can spend less time reconciling separate marketplace views and more time deciding what to do next.
Bring in orders, listings, prices, and stock by country alongside the product and business information your team already uses. Country-specific details remain distinct, so an AI answer or team workflow has the context to be useful.
Orders from Brazil and Mexico remain tied to their markets. Titles, attributes, and whether a listing is live or paused also stay connected to the country where shoppers see it.
A product can have a different price and stock pool in each country. Some markets share a warehouse; others hold units in-country. That context helps teams understand availability without assuming a unit in Brazil is available in Chile.
Teams can use shared context to review country-specific pricing, inventory, and listing work without switching between disconnected views. AI can help find relevant details and prepare follow-up; your team decides what happens next.
Shared context helps teams review stock, price, and listing work by country. Your team can determine how proposed changes are reviewed and who is responsible for the next step.
Bring Mercado Libre details together with company products and workflows so AI can help teams find relevant information. Answers can retain the market in question, while people remain responsible for marketplace decisions.
Some country work still lives in the Mercado Libre portal, such as claims, catalog attributes, or fulfillment exceptions. That work stays with the person who manages the country account, with shared context helping the wider team coordinate.
A team member can ask about a Mercado Libre product and keep Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, or another active market in view. Orders, listing details, price, and stock sit alongside your broader catalog context, helping teams understand an issue and coordinate what happens next. Your team remains in control of marketplace changes, including any work that still belongs in a seller portal.
We start with the markets you sell in, the systems that hold product and inventory context, and the people who own marketplace decisions.
We’ll map the information your teams need, who manages each country account, and how marketplace work fits into the review practices you already use.
We’ll identify the Mercado Libre countries you sell in and the people who own each account, including who handles portal-based work.
We’ll understand whether stock is shared across countries or held in-country so teams have the right context when they review demand and inventory.
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