Product Data
Processing API
The Productify.ai API provides programmatic access to a full suite of product data ingestion, extraction, enrichment, and normalisation operations.
"productCategorisation": {
"id": "4748",
"name": "Candy & Chocolate",
"fullCategoryPath": "Food, Beverages & Tobacco > Food Items > Candy & Chocolate"
},
"marketingDescription": "..."
}
Designed for Automation
Productify.ai is designed to be embedded directly into enterprise systems, agency workflows, and data pipelines — operating quietly in the background as part of automated product data processes.
The API supports both synchronous single-item requests and high-volume asynchronous batch processing, making it ideal for maintaining large-scale catalogues.
What the API Is Used For
Note: This API is intended for operational automation, not interactive content generation.
Core Operation Categories
The API exposes three primary categories of product data operations, available via specific endpoints.
1. Generate
Create structured product content and metadata. Outputs are schema-consistent and suitable for direct PIM ingestion.
- Product descriptions
- Short descriptions & headlines
- Features & attributes
- Search-ready metadata
2. Transform
Modify or normalise existing product data. Designed for maintaining consistency across channels and regions.
- Reformat or rephrase content
- Summarise product info
- Translate content
- Normalise units & formatting
3. Extract
Convert unstructured inputs (images, raw text) into structured, queryable data objects.
- OCR-based text extraction
- Table digitisation
- Nutritional table extraction
- Back-of-pack data
Designed for Scale
Productify.ai is designed to act as a data processing layer, not a user-facing system. It is stateless, scalable, and built for heavy lifting.
Authentication & Usage
The API uses credit-based usage aligned to individual data operations. There are no per-user or per-seat restrictions.
For high-volume, enterprise, or white-label usage, we offer custom pricing, throughput limits, and SLA-backed access.