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Ovido is product information management built for fashion brands that don't have a product data department, or the budget for one. One textile-aware product record per style. Variants across size, colour and season. Materials, suppliers, media — all in one place, feeding your D2C store, your B2B store, and every retailer feed at once. Traditional PIM meant a six-figure implementation and a consultant to run it. That's why small brands never got one, and ended up running their whole product catalogue out of spreadsheets instead. Ovido skips all of that. No implementation project. No new hires. Just one place that holds the real answer. → See what's included.

One product. At least three places it has to be correct: your D2C store, your B2B store, and the sheet you email your retailers. Every drop. Every price change. Every fabric correction. Lot of manual changes. That's not a data problem — it's someone's whole week. Ovido is a product record that understands textile: variants across size, colour and season as one record instead of a thousand spreadsheet rows, materials traced back to suppliers, and one update pushed to every channel at once. → See how it works.

Still juggling five spreadsheets to "hold the real answer" about your products? Every small fashion brand knows this pain: sizes in one file, materials in another, supplier info in someone's inbox, and a retailer feed that's always a version behind. Product information management used to fix this, but it meant a six-figure implementation, a consultant, and a team to run it afterward. So small brands stuck with spreadsheets instead. Ovido is a modern PIM built for that gap: one textile-aware product record per style: variants across size, colour and season, materials, suppliers and media, that your D2C store, B2B store, and retailer feeds all read from. No implementation project. No product-data department. No more spreadsheets pretending to be a system. → See what's included.

Your ERP pushes products into your webshop once. Then a material changes. A supplier swaps. A description gets fixed. And none of it flows through: so someone re-keys it by hand. In the D2C store, then again in the B2B store, then again in the sheet you send retailers. Ovido is a product information system built for fashion brands: one record per product, style, variants, materials, suppliers and media, synced to every storefront, and re-synced every time something changes. Tam Silk moved off their legacy ERP in two months. Four people now run ~500 products across two Shopify stores from one system. → See how they did it.

A 100-year-old textile brand just moved off its legacy ERP in two months. Here's what changed. When we introduced Ovido's 3 new product directions, we said the platform now does the work instead of just giving you a place to do it yourself. This is the first of the three directions, made real. Tam Silk has been making textiles in Finland since 1925. Base layers, knitwear, everyday essentials in merino-silk, wool, and cotton, made at their own mill in Kangasala. Around 500 products, plus every size and color, running across two Shopify stores, B2B and D2C. All of it used to live in a legacy ERP that was never built for multi-store ecommerce, let alone the EU transparency rules coming next. Keeping it straight meant re-entering product details, media, and copy by hand, every season, every change. Now their amazing and lean team runs the whole thing from one clean, connected product record that syncs to both stores on its own. Days saved every season. And the same structured data feeds their Digital Product Passports, rolling out across the collection through 2026, making Tam Silk one of the first Finnish textile brands to adopt DPP at scale. Their CEO Minja Kokkonen on why they chose to work with us: "For us, transparency about production and the origin of our products is something we want to emphasize: consumers should be able to verify things like where a product's raw materials come from and how much of it is made in Finland. As a domestic manufacturer, we see real opportunity in adopting the Digital Product Passport, and I believe it also helps us develop our own processes and product data management more broadly." We are excited to work with such inspiring people and brands! This is what product data on autopilot looks like. Not a better place to do the work by hand. The work, done. Full story: https://lnkd.in/e8EhXvDD #textileindustry #DPP #digitalproductpassport #PIM #fashiontech

Your customer wants the Transaction Certificate in shop week. The certifier needs five working days to approve it. And half your suppliers aren't even on the scheme yet. So someone starts the continuous chasing and emailing. Ovido's AI agent chases the certificates, checks the composition adds up, builds the mass balance, and flags what documents are about to expire. The proof is ready before the deadline — not after the penalty. → See how garment makers automate it.