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New product. It used to mean three days of maintenance, four tabs, two tools, one translator.

You maintain once — HEINI distributes to Amazon, Google and your shop. Green means live, red means HEINI already has a suggestion.

Mr Klein creates the product once — data, variants, images. HEINI speaks up right away: “For Amazon the article number (EAN) is still missing on one variant.” One minute, done.

  • Guided story
  • Example data
  • Human approval
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Application story · example data

New product. It used to mean three days of maintenance, four tabs, two tools, one translator.

You maintain once — HEINI distributes to Amazon, Google and your shop. Green means live, red means HEINI already has a suggestion.

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HEINI application context for the guided story
HEINI application context for the guided story
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Story

Mr Klein creates the product once — data, variants, images. HEINI speaks up right away: “For Amazon the article number (EAN) is still missing on one variant.” One minute, done.

Nothing has been sent or changed yet.

What HEINI takes off your desk

What this story changes

  1. 01

    01 · Moment

    Mr Klein creates the product once — data, variants, images. HEINI speaks up right away: “For Amazon the article number (EAN) is still missing on one variant.” One minute, done.

  2. 02

    02 · Moment

    At lunch Mr Klein asks in the bar: “Prepare the strip curtain for Google and Amazon.” HEINI sets up distribution — on Google as a “from” price, on Amazon the four standard variants — and shows the preview: this is what the customer sees. Mr Klein approves two suggestions; one category suggestion he confirms in the approval folder.

  3. 03

    03 · Moment

    By afternoon the product is on Amazon, Google and the own shop. One maintenance pass. No copy-paste. No second feed tool.

  4. 04

    04 · Moment

    What else HEINI did for him today, Mr Klein sees at a glance: product texts prepared, a price difference flagged, a missing translation suggested. He decides what goes live.

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How the work moves forward

How the thread moves forward

You maintain once — HEINI distributes to Amazon, Google and your shop. Green means live, red means HEINI already has a suggestion.

  1. 01

    01 · Moment

    Mr Klein creates the product once — data, variants, images. HEINI speaks up right away: “For Amazon the article number (EAN) is still missing on one variant.” One minute, done.

  2. 02

    02 · Moment

    At lunch Mr Klein asks in the bar: “Prepare the strip curtain for Google and Amazon.” HEINI sets up distribution — on Google as a “from” price, on Amazon the four standard variants — and shows the preview: this is what the customer sees. Mr Klein approves two suggestions; one category suggestion he confirms in the approval folder.

  3. 03

    03 · Moment

    By afternoon the product is on Amazon, Google and the own shop. One maintenance pass. No copy-paste. No second feed tool.

  4. 04

    04 · Moment

    What else HEINI did for him today, Mr Klein sees at a glance: product texts prepared, a price difference flagged, a missing translation suggested. He decides what goes live.

What is already included

What remains visible

0101 · Moment

Mr Klein creates the product once — data, variants, images. HEINI speaks up right away: “For Amazon the article number (EAN) is still missing on one variant.” One minute, done.

0202 · Moment

At lunch Mr Klein asks in the bar: “Prepare the strip curtain for Google and Amazon.” HEINI sets up distribution — on Google as a “from” price, on Amazon the four standard variants — and shows the preview: this is what the customer sees. Mr Klein approves two suggestions; one category suggestion he confirms in the approval folder.

0303 · Moment

By afternoon the product is on Amazon, Google and the own shop. One maintenance pass. No copy-paste. No second feed tool.

0404 · Moment

What else HEINI did for him today, Mr Klein sees at a glance: product texts prepared, a price difference flagged, a missing translation suggested. He decides what goes live.

Trust · human decision

The story demonstrates a principle. Your operation provides the proof.

Example data and product previews stay labelled. A binding result is only claimed after sources, systems and approvals have been validated.

  • Scenario labelled
  • Source visible
  • Open question visible
  • Your approval
Security facts
Prepared product state Test the story on your own case
Story boundary
The flow illustrates the operating principle; its effect is validated on the real business.
Visible consequence
One product. Sold everywhere. From one place.
Nothing has been sent or changed yet.

Your business. Your case.

One product. Sold everywhere. From one place.

You maintain once — HEINI distributes to Amazon, Google and your shop. Green means live, red means HEINI already has a suggestion.

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