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Sep 29, 2026
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Join Us at Groothandel E-commerce Event 2026
Groothandel E-commerce Event 2026 · Rotterdam
Ergonode is heading to Rotterdam
This year's Groothandel E-commerce Event is about moving past testing AI and putting it to work in wholesale, brands and manufacturing — hosted by H1 Webdevelopment at the Rotterdam Science Tower on 29 September 2026. Wherever you're headed on the day, here's what organized product data has to do with getting AI to actually work.
Event details
Groothandel E-commerce Event 2026
Date29 September 2026
Time10:00 – 16:00 CEST
VenueRotterdam Science Tower
AddressMarconistraat 16, 3029 AK Rotterdam, NL
Hosted byH1 Webdevelopment
Registrationgroothandelevent.nl →
Everything you need to know
A quick reference before the day — save it or forward it to the team.
Topic
Why growing across markets and channels takes organized product data, not just ambition
Who it's for
Wholesale, brand and manufacturing teams scaling their product catalog
Hosted by
H1 Webdevelopment
Date & time
29 September 2026, 10:00 – 16:00 CEST
Venue
Rotterdam Science Tower, Marconistraat 16, Rotterdam
Registration
Can't wait until the 29th to talk product data?
What a PIM platform actually does
The theme behind Ergonode's session, in one flow: streamlining how you create, enrich and distribute product catalogs — centralizing every piece of product information across the organization.
From scattered spreadsheets to one source of product truth
Collect
- Product data from suppliers
- Feeds from Excel & CSV files
- ERP system connections
- Data from other platforms
Enrich & manage
- Classification and measurement
- Content creation and localization
- Collaboration with your team
- Media management
Distribute
- Marketplaces (Amazon and others)
- E-commerce platforms (Shopify, Magento…)
- Print and export catalogs
See this collect → enrich → distribute flow running on your own catalog.
Book a free demo →
Why product presentation decides the sale
The numbers behind why organized product data matters in wholesale and e-commerce.
77%
of online shoppers link purchase problems back to poor product presentation
38%
say an accurate product description is the top factor in deciding to buy
36%
point to a good product photo as the deciding factor at checkout
