Order and listing systems
Connect the Rithum, ChannelAdvisor, or CommerceHub workflow your team runs. Give AI context from existing feeds, orders, and channel inventory, while keeping approved changes on the publishing path you already use.
Rithum, including ChannelAdvisor and CommerceHub, helps brands publish listings and collect orders from marketplaces and retail partners. Unison brings available feed, order, and inventory context together so operators can ask AI questions without bypassing the system that publishes those channels.
Connect the product feeds, collected orders, and channel inventory available through your Rithum setup. Keep channel destinations visible so teams can understand where a listing or quantity is published.
Available feed output gives AI context about what Rithum already published. Marketplace listings are understood as the output of that existing feed, not a separate catalog to recreate.
Orders Rithum already collected are available alongside product and channel context. Compare retail-partner and marketplace activity while keeping each order’s source visible.
The inventory Rithum sends to each channel is available with feed context, helping teams understand what quantity was communicated to each destination.
Some marketplaces and retail partners are reached only through Rithum. Keep those destinations visible so proposed changes continue through the feed they already use.
When supported and in scope, a price or quantity can be prepared for the existing feed workflow within the brand’s agreed price range. Changes stay held for approval, and feed-only destinations continue to use that workflow. Portal-only steps remain with a person.
AI brings context to the work; your feed and approval rules stay in charge.
Ask AI about feed output, collected orders, and the destinations your team serves through Rithum, ChannelAdvisor, or CommerceHub. Proposed updates remain subject to your existing publishing path and approval rules.
Start by identifying whether Rithum, ChannelAdvisor, or CommerceHub is the live tool and who owns the account. The connection is scoped to that workflow.
Feeds and orders come into Unison so the AI sees what Rithum already published. Inventory the feed is sending to each channel sits with those listings.
Identify destinations reached only through that feed. Proposed updates for those marketplaces and retail partners continue through the existing publishing workflow.
A change within the agreed price range can be prepared for the feed and held for approval. The existing publishing workflow and brand-defined pricing limits remain in effect.
We’ll identify which Rithum product is live, which destinations depend on its feeds, and who approves changes to listings or quantities.
We ask which name the operator still uses day to day. The connection is scoped to that tool, so a later question knows which feed it was.
The call identifies who holds credentials and which API or MCP permissions are available. Portal-only work stays with the person who manages that account.
Some marketplaces and retail partners are served only through the feed. We map those destinations so a proposed write follows the existing publishing workflow.
A price or quantity can go back through the feed when it remains within the agreed price range. The call identifies which writes require approval; writes remain held until approved.
Rithum sits with the other feed layers. The full list is on Integrations. Scope is set on a call.
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