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A clear starting point for connected reporting
- Core data collection
- Google Analytics integration
- Simple operational reports
DIGITAL COMMERCE
A webshop scope that grows with the operation.
I coordinate monthly subscriptions for group-developed webshop systems with AI-assisted management. The scope is tailored to the commercial operation, its catalogue and the workflows the business needs to connect.
DIGITAL COMMERCE
Launch
Define the commercial starting point: the product catalogue, language requirements, order journey and the information the business needs to manage its webshop.
Webshop platform scope
AI & analytics module packages
€99 / per month
Merchants connecting market signals with decisions
- Dynamic-pricing support
- AI-assisted demand forecasting
- Competitor monitoring
€249 / per month
A broader AI and operational-analysis requirement
- Extended AI optimisation scope
- Custom reports
- Stock and logistics recommendations
Module fees. Webshop setup, hosting, paid data, AI usage and advertising budgets are scoped in the individual offer.
The recurring value of a defined subscription base.
At a package mix of 40% Basic, 45% Pro and 15% Enterprise, the average module fee is €101.50 per account per month. The table shows the subscription value at three account levels; webshop setup and other individually scoped services sit outside this calculation.
| Module subscriptions | Monthly subscription value | Annual subscription value |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | €10 150 | €121 800 |
| 500 | €50 750 | €609 000 |
| 1000 | €101 500 | €1 218 000 |
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Operational growth
Develop the monthly scope around the growing operation: catalogue management, order handling, reporting requirements and the use of AI-assisted tools within the agreed workflows.
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Custom integration
Discuss the connections needed between the webshop and other business systems. The integration scope, access rights, support and monthly terms are agreed in the individual offer.
03
A practical monthly proposal
Tell me the product range, target markets, languages and operational requirements. I coordinate a subscription proposal with a defined scope and monthly fee, agreed before the service begins.
04
The proprietary webshop at the centre
The platform scope brings a professional storefront together with an editable product catalogue, variants, prices, stock movements, customer orders and invoicing-support data. Product text, images, campaign blocks and assigned video presentations can be managed through the administrative interface. The objective is one connected commercial operation rather than a collection of disconnected daily tasks.
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AI-assisted market observation and pricing
The AI and analytics scope connects permitted competitor and market information with the merchant’s catalogue, costs and sales data. It can support price recommendations, demand analysis, product opportunities and stock decisions. Minimum margins, spending limits and approval rules define which actions can be automated and when a person remains the decision-maker. The operating scope is agreed around the business’s actual data and connected systems.
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Marketing, affiliate and measurement in one workflow
The functional scope includes campaign information, consent-aware measurement, affiliate links and conversion attribution, commission-ready reports and AI-assisted draft content. The useful output is a connected view of the product, the campaign, the order and the contribution to the business. The customer can review which data, accounts and integrations belong in the selected subscription and implementation scope.
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Stock, orders and operational reporting
Stock quantities and movements, low-stock conditions, order status and invoicing-support exports connect the commercial front end with daily fulfilment. Management reporting can bring product movement, stock value, demand signals, campaign activity and affiliate performance together. Role-based access separates the work of management, marketing, warehouse and technical administration.
EU market and commercial opportunity
European market context
EU enterprises using AI
2025 · enterprises with 10+ employees · Eurostat
Market data ↗EU enterprises conducting e-sales
2024 sales year · Eurostat
Market data ↗EU enterprises buying paid cloud services
2025 · Eurostat
Market data ↗01
EU demand: a practical adoption opportunity
The strongest fit is a retailer or distributor already handling a meaningful catalogue and several repeat tasks across stock, pricing, marketing and orders. I focus on customers who can describe the work to be improved, the systems to be connected and the decision limits they need. AI adoption in the wider business economy supports this conversation; the product opportunity depends on the value of a defined workflow to the particular merchant.
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A concrete way to assess value
A useful demonstration follows one product from a catalogue or stock update through market observation, a price or campaign recommendation, an approved action and the resulting order and report. This makes it possible to compare the selected monthly scope with the merchant’s current workload. Product count, languages, data quality, connected accounts and support requirements shape the final offer.
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Monthly modules and the wider webshop scope
The Basic, Pro and Enterprise prices below apply to the AI and analytics module packages in the product material. The proprietary webshop, onboarding and any custom integration form a separate, clearly defined platform scope. I coordinate an individual monthly proposal for the combined requirement so that a module price is not confused with the cost of a complete custom webshop operation.
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Start with the merchant’s actual operating workflow
A monthly commerce scope becomes meaningful when it is connected to real work. I ask how products enter the catalogue, how stock is updated, how prices are reviewed, where orders are processed and which marketing channels need consistent information. The project specification supports a connected operating approach across those tasks. The first commercial discussion identifies the systems, data and responsibilities to be included, allowing the proposed service to be compared with the merchant’s existing process.
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Define authorised actions before connecting automation
An AI-assisted workflow needs clear boundaries. The merchant should know which task is being supported, which inputs are used, who may approve an action and how a change can be reviewed. The project material includes roles, approval rules and a change history as part of the operating scope. I treat these as practical requirements in the discussion: a pricing suggestion, stock-related marketing change or catalogue update should have an intelligible route from input to decision and result.
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Connect the catalogue with stock, orders and marketing
A product change can affect several parts of the operation. A new description may need to reach the shop and partner feeds; a stock reduction can change campaign availability; a supplier cost can enter a price-review process. The value of the connected scope is the continuity between these tasks. I coordinate the enquiry around the merchant’s priority workflow, the systems involved and the level of human approval required, rather than describe automation as an undefined layer placed over the business.
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Make the monthly proposal concrete
A useful proposal should specify catalogue size, connected systems, update frequency, languages, approved actions and support responsibilities. The published Basic, Pro and Enterprise prices describe the AI and analytics modules found in the project material. The full webshop, implementation, hosting, paid data sources, advertising and individual integrations form a separately agreed scope. This gives a buyer a concrete starting point while keeping the complete operating requirement and the resulting monthly offer transparent.
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Human service and AI-enabled operations work together
The digital-commerce portfolio uses AI to support the merchant’s internal work. My commercial contact with the buyer remains human. Product questions, requirements, offer discussions and changes to the agreed scope can be raised through the published telephone and email. I coordinate the appropriate operating discussion and make the next step clear. That distinction is central to the wider MERCANTILE approach: technology can make a process more connected while a person remains reachable and accountable for the relationship.
Practical questions
Clear product information and a defined contracting party make the next commercial step easier.
Who handles operational trading?
JAZMAR Trade GmbH is the operational trading company within the commercial structure coordinated by RESTITUIT MERCANTILE. The contracting party and the agreed product or service scope are identified in the relevant offer and agreement.
What should I send with a product enquiry?
The product group, approximate volume, delivery destination, preferred packaging and timing. For formulation components, include the target formulation and the technical specification required.
Can I discuss a distribution relationship?
Yes. Tell me the countries, sales channels and customer groups you serve. I coordinate product-fit, supply and commercial discussions with the relevant operating company and product partner.
What do the monthly AI package prices cover?
The Basic, Pro and Enterprise prices concern the stated AI and analytics module scope. The webshop, onboarding, custom integrations, hosting and external operating charges are defined in the individual offer.
Business enquiries are handled by a person. My telephone and email details remain directly accessible alongside the form.
A clear brief. A stronger commercial connection.
I coordinate the conversation with you and with the relevant operating company. AI supports agreed internal commerce workflows; your commercial enquiry is handled by a real person.