Ten platforms.
One data model.
EurekaBike is the bicycle vertical of the EurekaGO infrastructure. Pipeline platforms are bound to the vertical by design and all read the same normalised product identity; standalone platforms sit outside the product pipeline and do not depend on the taxonomy.
KOSMOS ingests and normalises raw price lists → EIDOS is the PIM/DAM authority every other platform reads from → AGORA, EMPORION, HERMES, KYKLOS and LOGOS all consume that normalised identity.
Ingests raw supplier price lists in any shape and turns them into normalised product records — brand, product type and attributes resolved against the central catalogue, with the corrections it learns applied to every later import.
Learn more →The public marketplace and discovery layer: structured product pages generated from the catalogue, plus new and used sales listings from shops, brands and riders — one product, one category, no duplicates.
Learn more →We manage the catalogue for you. Quick to build and fast to update: the right choice when you do not have many products and want to offer bespoke services.
The data-communication layer between brands, distributors and retailers: controlled inventory visibility, price lists, purchasing rights, territorial exclusivities and dealer segmentation — with published, uniform fees.
Learn more →Accounting registration driven by AI. A standalone platform: it sits outside the product pipeline and does not depend on the catalogue taxonomy.
Reads from the platforms and from external sources — sales, traffic, campaigns — to support decisions. A standalone platform: it sits outside the product pipeline and does not depend on the catalogue taxonomy.
Pipeline platforms and standalone platforms
The pipeline was born on the bike vertical, but the suite is no longer bike-only: standalone platforms already run outside it. Pipeline platforms are vertical-bound by design — they need the shared taxonomy. Standalone platforms do not, and are deployed on their own.
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