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Bring partner orders, size-level products, and inventory into shared company context—so people and AI can help answer questions without losing sight of the garment variant or Zalando’s partner catalog.
Zalando has its own partner catalog, orders, and sellable inventory; your store may maintain a separate listing. Unison brings those channel details together with your company’s product information while preserving size as the variant teams need to manage.
Zalando is a fashion marketplace across Europe. The live countries are the ones the partner account already sells into. Scope follows those countries, not a map we draw.
Copy, images, and attributes follow Zalando's partner rules. A store rewrite stays on the store. A Zalando content change stays a partner-catalog change.
Bring orders and size-level stock alongside your catalog and workflows. With the Zalando size visible next to the same garment’s DTC size, teams can ask better questions without stitching together separate channel views.
Partner orders join the same product the store already sells, so a question about last week can name Zalando beside DTC.
Size is the variant. Reading stock by size is how a medium that sold on Zalando leaves the available count on every other channel that offers that medium.
Use shared context to review size-level stock, pricing, and partner content. Where a supported change is in scope, keep the right person involved and follow Zalando’s partner requirements.
Use the size-level product context when reviewing stock, pricing, or partner content. Your team decides who reviews changes, and content continues to follow Zalando's partner rules.
Bring Zalando orders and size-level product details together with company workflows so AI can help teams find the relevant variant and prepare their next step. People remain responsible for marketplace decisions.
If the brand works the partner catalog in a portal, that work stays with the person who manages it. Shared product context helps the wider team coordinate around the partner workflow.
The store listing can keep its voice, while Zalando keeps its partner listing. Keep the shared garment and its size details clear across both catalog contexts.
Bring Zalando orders and size-level stock together with your DTC and product context. Merchandising and operations teams can see which sizes are moving and coordinate a response without rebuilding the picture from separate systems.
Orders and size-level stock sit alongside the product and channel context. A merchandiser can ask which sizes are thin on Zalando and still available on the site.
Bring size-level stock, price, partner content, and active country context together so the right owner can review what needs attention. Content stays inside Zalando's partner rules.
We’ll understand the active Zalando markets, who owns the partner account, and how your team identifies sizes across channels.
We’ll identify which Zalando countries are active so the shared company context reflects the partner account you already run.
We’ll identify the person who manages the partner account and how your team coordinates product and stock decisions with them.
Size is the variant. If sizes are the hard part, the call spends time on how a Zalando size meets the DTC size of the same garment.
We’ll clarify which work is supported in your connected setup and which steps remain with a person in the partner account. Content still follows Zalando's partner rules either way.
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