From install to a working catalog
Maéli Paris connected its store, imported the existing catalog, and started operating from Peak PIM the same day.

A one-afternoon setup replaced fragile weekend imports with scheduled fabric Drops and one multilingual product workflow.
Amélie Samson, founder of Maéli ParisMaéli Paris connected its store, imported the existing catalog, and started operating from Peak PIM the same day.
Weekly catalog changes can be prepared during working hours and published automatically at the right moment.
Translations and MCP help the team prepare, review, and keep localized product content current.
New fabrics, imports, and several languages created a recurring operating burden for a small team moving quickly.
Weekly fabric releases meant logging in outside normal working hours to import and publish the latest product data.
The manual weekend routine went wrong about one time in two, which turned a launch into a troubleshooting session.
Every catalog update also had to remain accurate across several languages without losing the connection to the source product.


The existing Shopify catalog became the starting point, not a migration project.
Maéli Paris connected its store, imported the catalog already running the business, reviewed the first sync, and started managing product information in Peak PIM that afternoon. The team did not have to rebuild the catalog or pause storefront work.
Launch time is now something the team schedules, not something it waits online to handle.
Maéli Paris releases new fabrics every week. Before Peak PIM, someone had to connect during the weekend to import the new data, and the process went wrong about one time in two. Now the team prepares and reviews the changes ahead of time, then lets Drops publish them to the storefront on schedule.
Localized product content stays connected to the source record and the weekly merchandising workflow.
Maéli Paris uses Peak PIM Translations and MCP to prepare and maintain its catalog across several languages. AI can help draft the localized content, while the team keeps the source text beside every change, reviews the result, and decides what reaches each storefront.
Peak PIM turns setup, recurring launches, localization, and publishing into one connected operating rhythm.
Launch preparation happens ahead of time, so the team no longer plans its catalog around a weekend login.
Product and price changes publish at the selected time, with a clear preview of what will reach the storefront.
Localized titles, descriptions, fields, and store versions remain connected to the same catalog record.
MCP helps prepare translation work while Peak PIM keeps the drafts visible for a person to review before publishing.
What the Maéli Paris team changed with Peak PIM, and how the same workflows can support another Shopify catalog.
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