From fragmented catalogues
to connected data.
Every actor in the bike trade retypes the same product data, in a different shape, for the tenth time. EurekaBike replaces that with one product language the whole supply chain can share — from the moment a product is created to the moment it is sold.
One catalogue. One language. One source of truth.
The bike trade does not lack software — it lacks agreement on what a product is. EurekaBike starts there, and everything else is built on top of that agreement.
A product exists once, not once per company
Every listing, price line and stock feed resolves to the same master product ID, whatever internal code each company happens to use. Inside the pipeline no product exists unless it exists first in EIDOS.
See the platforms →Data enters once and flows everywhere
KOSMOS ingests and normalises raw supplier price lists; EIDOS holds the model; marketplace, e-commerce, B2B network and warehouse all read the same normalised identity instead of rebuilding it.
See the platforms →The value returns to whoever created the data
Each record carries its source, and governance rights stay with the company that generated it. A shared data economy only works if provenance is structural rather than promised.
See the platforms →What that means concretely
Not another catalogue to maintain. An agreement on what a product is, so the same work stops being done nine times over.
Standardise
Brand, product and component data models, so the same object has one description across the vertical.
Connect
Price lists, stock feeds, sales listings and digital assets into a single infrastructure instead of a dozen disconnected exports.
Give access
Manufacturers and retailers get real-time access to clean product data, rather than a file to reconcile by hand.
Enable trade
An advanced marketplace powered by certified, unified commercial data and real B2B connections.
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