Onedot Platform News

The progress indicator in the Onedot app now also shows visually whether an order is still being processed or not.

A quick info is now also displayed to explain the time and its meaning on an order even better.

Filtering in the progress bar now takes various search results within a query into account.

This means you can easily search for both data sources and orders in a single step.

In addition to catalog-based onboarding, Onedot now also offers a simple and fast form-based onboarding process.

Users can insert product information directly into a prepared task by manually typing or copying from the clipboard, with real-time validations.

The data entered in this way is then immediately available for import into a PIM/ERP system.

A new article in the Onedot Help describes the different types of supported onboarding, such as catalog-based and form-based onboarding.

Onedot now offers a new Trust Center for its corporate customers.

This website explains in detail how Onedot protects security and privacy, which certifications such as ISO 27001:2022 Onedot has, and allows users to make inquiries about security issues and documentation.

The internal algorithms for product data classification have been revised again and supplemented with fine-tuned Large Language Models (LLMs) as an additional signal.

This increased the precision and hit rate to up to 94% in the clothing and fashion product ranges, with comparable results in other product areas.

Classification tasks of newly created data pipelines now also show explanations of how a proposal came about.

Explanations can also be displayed in a different language than the incoming product data.

A new article in the Onedot Help describes the most important concepts of users/groups and how they can be managed in the Onedot app.

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