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Coordinate Rakuten marketplace work across countries.

Bring orders, listings, stock, and country-specific pricing into a shared view with your company’s product and workflow context. Help teams and AI make sense of Rakuten operations without flattening local differences.

Who they are

Keep local marketplace differences connected to the same product.

Rakuten includes seller programs in Japan, France, and other countries. Each active marketplace has its own catalog, language, and price. Unison helps teams see those local details with shared company product information, so country-specific context stays clear as work moves across systems.

Reads

Bring the live Rakuten countries into your operating context.

Orders, listings, and stock for the Rakuten countries you sell in can sit alongside the product details and workflows your business already relies on. Only active countries need to be part of the view.

Country

The countries that are live stay named.

A Japan order and a France order can be understood with the same product context. The country remains visible, so a team question can focus on one marketplace without confusing it with another.

Catalog

Listing copy in that country’s fields.

Each marketplace has its own language and its own listing fields. The read keeps that copy with the country it belongs to, next to the unified product.

Price

A price per country, on one product.

Japan can carry one price and France another. Country context helps teams interpret each offer and keeps follow-up specific to the marketplace in question.

Stock

On-hand units the seller already posted.

The stock Rakuten already shows for those countries comes in with the orders, so cover on the unified product can see what that marketplace still has.

Workflows and AI

Give country teams and AI the context to coordinate next steps.

Use shared information to review country-specific prices, stock, and listing content. Local language and marketplace fields remain important, and your team decides how proposed changes are reviewed and who handles portal work.

✓Country-specific context. Keep Japan, France, and other live marketplaces distinct when teams review orders, prices, and stock.
✓AI that can use company context. Help teams find country-specific product and workflow details without starting over in each system.
✓Local catalog awareness. Listing copy and language stay connected to the marketplace they belong to.
✓People stay in control. Your team sets how marketplace changes are reviewed and which account tasks stay with a person.
Rakuten · country-specific product context
Which Rakuten countries are active for this product?
What are the France and Japan prices and stock?
Who owns follow-up on this country’s listing?

Answers use your shared business context and retain the marketplace country.

A week with this connection

Give international teams one context for country-specific work.

The view follows the Rakuten countries you already sell in. Local catalog language and pricing remain clear, while product and operating context can help the team coordinate across systems.

Focus on the countries you sell in.

Japan, France, and any other live marketplace each keep their own catalog, language, and price. Teams can focus on the countries relevant to their work.

Understand orders and stock by country.

Keep destination context with orders and stock, so teams can ask about one marketplace without mixing in the others.

Keep local listing language in view.

Country marketplaces have their own language and listing fields. Bring that content beside shared product context to help the right owner coordinate catalog work.

Coordinate next steps with local owners.

Use country-specific product and price details to inform decisions. Your team determines how changes are reviewed and who handles work that stays in a seller portal.

The call

Shape Rakuten around your international operating model.

We’ll clarify which Rakuten countries are active, who manages each account, and which languages and workflows your team supports.

Countries

Which marketplaces are actually selling.

We start with the live markets—Japan, France, and any others you sell in—so country context reflects your actual operations.

Logins

Who holds each country’s seller login.

One person may manage several accounts, or each country may have its own owner. We’ll understand those responsibilities and which steps remain in a seller portal.

Languages

Which languages the catalog is written in.

Listing copy follows that country’s fields. We ask which languages are already live so a rewrite can stay in those fields.

Team workflow

Which steps need a person.

Price, stock, and listing work may have different owners. We’ll map where people need to review information and which steps remain in a country’s seller portal.

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