Connect the accounts you own
Connect supported stores, marketplaces, ads and Google tools with account-specific authorization. Kira keeps multiple accounts separate instead of replacing the first connection.
See integration states →Review available sales and stock, organize your products, and resolve what needs attention. The self-service workspace keeps each source, approval and result in context.
Each step uses the same tenant-owned product and account identity, so a fix in one area does not silently overwrite unrelated channel truth.
Connect supported stores, marketplaces, ads and Google tools with account-specific authorization. Kira keeps multiple accounts separate instead of replacing the first connection.
See integration states →Create products from Listing Factory inputs or reuse saved Supplier Hub CSV/XLSX mappings. Supplier cost, MOQ, lead time and stock retain source and observation time; supplier stock is not treated as owned inventory.
Canonical product facts, variants and channel offers stay separate. Conflicting evidence goes to review instead of silently replacing stronger truth.
See confirmed, observed, estimated and missing per-unit costs before publication. Required unknown COGS, marketplace fees or shipping block a complete contribution conclusion; Kira does not call the result accounting profit.
Generate destination-ready drafts, review provider errors and apply guided corrections. Protected facts such as material or origin require evidence; unsupported fields fail closed instead of being invented.
Owner/Admin approval is tied to the current revision and destination scope. Eligible authorized destinations can then publish; Kira tracks submitted, accepted, under-review, live, rejected and unknown states separately.
The Seller Command Center ranks real connection, repair, product-truth, supplier-freshness, publish-truth and profitability exceptions. Every card shows what changed, evidence, effect, risk and the direct self-service action.
Workspace onboarding changes with the customer’s real state. Connections, Google data home, products and team access are handled through customer-owned flows.
Failed product organization, supplier rows, provider listing errors and stale data become seller-visible recovery work with explicit retry or correction paths.
The global Owner Control Center sees aggregate service-health exceptions without exposing customer product content, credentials or a shortcut to approve/publish on the seller’s behalf.
Provider support is intentionally scoped to permissions and APIs actually available to the customer account.
Review products, inventory and available orders from your connected store. Access depends on app approval, store permissions and completed imports; check each source status in your workspace.
Review available order reports, warehouse details and source financial records. Coverage depends on your account permissions and the data provided by Noon; each source reports its status and last update.
Customer-owned REST credentials for supported publishing and commerce synchronization.
Read authorized orders and separate FBA and merchant-stock results through SP-API. Each source shows availability and last update. Publishing and stock changes remain fail-closed and unavailable in this rollout.
Where an external provider approval or launch switch is still required, Kira keeps that boundary visible instead of simulating readiness.