ETIM / BMEcat mapping
GTV
A central Pimcore system extended with ETIM classification, BMEcat export and the ETIM Mapper tool.
Read case studyProduct data standards in one place.
ETIM, ECLASS, BMEcat, GS1 and TecDoc in plain words, and what each one means for your PIM.
Standards
The standards your partners ask for.
Classifications describe a product. Exchange formats carry that description to your partners.
Free guide: ETIM and BMEcat in 27 pages.
Classes, features, the BMEcat file and its versions, for business and technical teams.
Case studies
Standards in real projects.
Automated catalogues
Marcopol
A solution integrated with Pimcore that automates the ToolsWorld catalogue, safety data sheets and declarations of conformity from central product data.
Read case studyFAQ
Questions about standards.
What is the difference between ETIM and BMEcat?
ETIM is a classification: it says which features a product class has. BMEcat is a file format that carries that description to your partners. Most projects need both.
ETIM or ECLASS: which one do we need?
The one your partners ask for. ETIM is common in technical industries such as electrical, HVAC and plumbing, ECLASS is used across industries, and a PIM can keep a mapping between the two.
Where does GS1 fit?
GS1 identifies a product (the GTIN) and shares its data between brands and retailers. It works next to a classification such as ETIM or ECLASS, not instead of it.
Can a PIM keep our data in line with these standards?
Yes. For GTV we extended Pimcore with ETIM classification, BMEcat export and an ETIM Mapper. See ETIM and BMEcat implementation.
Olgierd MrozikCEO, LemonMind
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