Grey Wolf’s Keystone PIM (Product Information Management) solution integrates with Infor and Epicor ERP systems. Keystone also supports Amazon, Shopify, Magento and other eCommerce platforms.
All these links are due to the fact that Keystone is solution agnostic. Instead of just one specific link, Keystone supports many solutions and will grow those links over time.
Keystone is based on Pimcore. One of the best open source solution for product information management (PIM).
As Pimcore is open source and improves the base system over time, Keystone upgrades with those changes as well. Enhancements, improvements, and upgrades happen on a regular basis. Keystone stays on the latest supported version of Pimcore to take full advantage of those improvements.
Most product information management systems do not natively integrate with Magento, Amazon, ERP, or similar solutions. Keystone’s product management focuses on enabling these integrations. That is how Keystone excels as a PIM solution for Infor (SX/CSD/SyteLine/CSI) and Epicor (Prophet 21/Prophet 21 Cloud).
The integration by Keystone with SX/CSD/SyteLine/CSI and P21/P21 Cloud supports the management of products in the ERP. Integration with Magento supports the management of attributes, categories, and products for your eCommerce solution. These integrations allow your employees (buyers and product managers) to have a single source of truth for product information.
Grey Wolf is integrating with your Infor or Epicor ERP system through Grey Wolf Connector Lite (a prerequisite for Keystone ERP links).
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Feature |
Keystone |
Pimcore |
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Product Management |
✓ |
✓ |
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Attribute Management |
✓ |
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Category Management |
✓ |
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Video Support |
✓ |
✓ |
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Document Support |
✓ |
✓ |
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Magento Integration |
✓ |
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Epicor/Infor ERP Integration |
✓ |
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Shopify Integration |
✓ |
In this tutorial, we highlight a Keystone PIM feature that helps Infor and Epicor ERP users create professional catalogs in Adobe InDesign, all powered by their existing product data.
See how Keystone seamlessly connects product information from your PIM to InDesign, making it easy to build accurate, visually consistent catalogs. Follow along the step-by-step guidance to streamline catalog creation, reduce manual work, and keep product data in sync across all channels.
This video demonstrates how to map spreadsheet column headings to Keystone PIM fields, a key step for Infor and Epicor users managing product data imports.
See how Keystone automatically assigns columns when the spreadsheet headings match the Keystone field names using the Populate Mapping feature. It’s a simple, efficient way to streamline your product data setup and ensure accurate mapping between your source files and your PIM.
This video walks through the steps to import products into Keystone PIM, a powerful solution for Infor and Epicor users looking to simplify product data management.
Learn how to efficiently bring your product information into Keystone, ensuring clean, accurate data that’s ready to use across your catalogs, websites, and connected systems.
In this webinar, you’ll learn why the world should revolve around the product—not the ERP. We’ll discuss why focusing solely on Infor ERP systems like CSD and SX.e can limit efficiency and visibility, and why putting product data at the center of your operations drives better decision-making, more accurate information across channels, and stronger customer experiences.
We’ll explore industry insights on why product data should be the central focus for distributors, highlighting the impact on accuracy, efficiency, and customer experience. You’ll see how shifting the focus from ERP to product enables better management across sales channels, supports digital transformation initiatives, and drives long-term growth. A live demo will also show practical ways to put this approach into action.
In this webinar, you’ll see how distributors can streamline selling on leading marketplaces like Amazon, supplyFORCE, CommerceHub/Rithum, Home Depot, and Lowe’s.
We’ll highlight how consistent product information and seamless transaction updates back to Epicor Prophet 21 and Prophet 21 Cloud help you stay competitive, meet customer expectations, and succeed in today’s marketplace-driven era.
In this webinar, you’ll see how distributors can synchronize product information across sales channels and Epicor Prophet 21 (P21) to maintain accuracy and consistency.
We’ll highlight key findings from two industry studies and walk through a real-world user case study to show how synchronization can be accomplished in practice.
In this webinar, you’ll learn why the world should revolve around the product—not the ERP. We’ll discuss why focusing solely on ERP systems can limit efficiency and visibility, and why putting product data at the center of your operations drives better decision-making, more accurate information across channels, and stronger customer experiences.
We’ll explore industry insights on why product data should be the central focus for distributors, highlighting the impact on accuracy, efficiency, and customer experience. You’ll see how shifting the focus from ERP to product enables better management across sales channels, improves digital transformation initiatives, and drives long-term growth. A live demo will also show practical ways to put this approach into action.
Keystone PIM uses Grey Wolf’s API Connectors to integrate with your ERP system (Infor, Epicor, eCommerce Platforms). Therefore, if you need to connect to your ERP, you will need the associated Connector (SX, CSD, P21, P21 Cloud).
It is a prerequisite for ERP integrations with our PIM. Grey Wolf Connector Lite enables Keystone to link with systems like Infor and Epicor.
Yes, you can! We’ve created a ready-to-use template that helps you quickly and easily import your product information into our Keystone PIM.
No. Keystone is built on Pimcore but is managed and maintained by Grey Wolf, including upgrades and enhancements.
Send an email to Grey Wolf with your question to info@greywolf.com
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