Which integrations does Veeton offer?
Veeton connects to the tools your product images already live in.
Open Configuration in the sidebar, then Integrations. The page has two parts: My integrations, the connections your organization already has, and All integrations, every tool Veeton works with and how to get each one.
Shopify: connect it yourself
Section titled “Shopify: connect it yourself”Shopify is self-served. Click Connect on the Shopify card and you are taken to the Shopify App Store to install Veeton on your store. Once installed, the store appears under My Integrations, where you can pull your catalog into your product library and push visuals back to your products. Auto-sync is coming.
Every other integration: book a call
Section titled “Every other integration: book a call”The other cards are set up with you by our team rather than from a button, because each one is wired to your own account, folders or catalog. Click Book a call on the card; it opens the contact-sales page on veeton.com in a new tab, where you pick a slot with us. On the call we check what you want to move in or out and set the connection up for your organization.
The integrations available this way today:
- E-commerce — WooCommerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, BigCommerce and PrestaShop, to import products and publish generated images to your catalog.
- Product lifecycle management — Centric PLM and PTC FlexPLM, to pull tech packs, products and colorways and send finished visuals back to the style.
- 3D design — Browzwear and CLO 3D, to bring your 3D garments into Veeton.
- Digital asset management — Adobe (Experience Manager Assets and Adobe Commerce), Bynder, Cloudinary, Frontify and Trasix (T1-Dunes), to export your generated images as assets.
- Product information — Akeneo, to pull product data from your PIM and push visuals back.
- Cloud storage — Microsoft (SharePoint and OneDrive), Google Drive, Dropbox and Box, to import from and export to your folders.
- Design — Figma, to send visuals into the files where your marketing layouts are made.
- Collaboration — Miro and Lucid, to send your visuals to your boards.
- Color — Pantone, to search the official Pantone libraries inside the color picker, and Coloro, to use its standardized color data when recoloring.
If the tool you use is not listed
Section titled “If the tool you use is not listed”Book a call from any card and tell us which tool you need: the form is the same, and it is how we decide which integration to build next.