Fragmented Product Data
Product data was distributed across PIM, a legacy TMS, and downstream systems, leading to duplication, inconsistencies, and a lack of a single version of the truth.
AllSaints is a globally recognized fashion brand known for its distinctive design aesthetic and strong digital-first presence. Operating across retail, wholesale, and e-commerce channels, the organization manages complex product lifecycles across multiple regions. With a strong focus on innovation, consistency, and customer experience, the brand relies on scalable technology platforms to support its global operations.
The fashion brand wanted to modernize its product data landscape by establishing a single, trusted source of truth across the enterprise. Over time, fragmented, point-to-point integrations had created inconsistencies, duplication, and operational inefficiencies that slowed down product launches and impacted downstream systems. The organization recognized the need for a more structured and scalable integration model to support its growing global footprint.
The primary objective was to eliminate siloed data flows and replace brittle integrations with a centralized, well-structured architecture. By doing so, the brand aimed to accelerate reliable product lifecycles – from design and enrichment through distribution and sales, while ensuring both retail and wholesale operations had access to accurate, synchronized information. A key priority was enabling downstream platforms such as ERP, order management, and partner systems to consistently receive validated, timely product data.
E-commerce/Retail
Boomi
Master Data Management
Product data was distributed across PIM, a legacy TMS, and downstream systems, leading to duplication, inconsistencies, and a lack of a single version of the truth.
Product enrichment, validation, and exports relied heavily on spreadsheets, increasing operational effort, error rates, and time-to-market.
Both PIM and TMS lacked modern APIs, forcing the business to depend on scheduled, file-based transfers with limited visibility and control.
Without a PLM, early-stage product lifecycle activities such as design, sourcing, and costing remained manual and disconnected from downstream processes.
Product data needed to flow reliably to multiple systems, including TMS, Neo Order, and BigQuery, each with different data format requirements.
Clear data stewardship, attribute ownership, and governance rules were still evolving, making it challenging to enforce consistency across channels.
Build a Golden Product Record with Boomi MDH and eliminate fragmented product data for good.
Book a Boomi MDH ConsultationWe designed a unified architecture with Boomi as the integration layer and Boomi Master Data Hub (MDH) as the central system of reference. This replaced brittle integrations with a governed, scalable model that simplified data flows and reduced operational risk.
NeosAlpha consolidated product attributes in Boomi MDH to create a Golden Product Record. MDH standardised, cleansed, and enriched product data before distributing it to consuming systems.
Our Boomi experts implemented robust, scheduled SFTP integrations using Boomi to automate product data movement. This ensured reliable, traceable data transfers without disrupting existing legacy systems.
Each downstream system required product data in a different format, creating duplication and rework. By leveraging Boomi, we transformed Golden Product Records into system-specific canonical formats. These were delivered consistently to NetSuite, Fabric OMS, and external systems, ensuring data alignment across channels.
Lack of clear data ownership and governance reduced trust in product information. We introduced data quality rules, matching logic, versioning, and role-based access within MDH. This established clear stewardship, auditability, and confidence in product master data.
While the initial implementation remained file-based, our client needed a path to evolve. Our team defined a roadmap toward event-driven integrations, improved observability, and PLM adoption. This ensured the architecture could scale and adapt as business and technology needs grow.
Established a trusted Golden Product Record, ensuring consistent and accurate product information across all consuming systems.
Automation replaced spreadsheet-driven processes, significantly lowering manual intervention and improving operational efficiency.
Standardized data models, validation rules, and governance controls delivered higher-quality product data across retail and wholesale channels.
Product data updates reached downstream systems more quickly and predictably, supporting smoother product launches and updates.
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