Four steps, one rule: nothing unverified ships.
Normalize · Validate · Approve
Ingest anything
CSV, Excel, XML, JSON, API, or the supplier's website, with consent.
Cross-validate
Every change checked against your catalog, margins and attributes.
You approve
Routine changes auto-pass your rules. Anomalies wait for you.
Sync, with receipts
Pushed via the Magento API. Logged, traceable, reversible.
No undesired change ever reaches production.
Built like infrastructure, not a plugin. Explore a change record:
change log · today
chg_88431
rejected · never pushed€489.00
€302.90
- SKU
- OPT-4412
- Field
- price.retail
- Source
- optica-trade · CSV feed
- Validation
- Δ −38%: anomaly, exceeds band → held
- Decision
- you · 08:02
› every change traceable · every change reversible
Lineage per SKU
Every value traces to a source, a time, a rule.
Rules you define
Auto-approve bands, margin floors, attribute checks.
Reversible by design
Any change can be rolled back.
synced
Stock levels
qty, lead times, stockout fast-lane
synced
Prices
purchase & retail, margin-checked
synced
Product data
attributes, descriptions, media
synced
Lifecycle
new products in, discontinued out
The mechanics, answered
01What does Skuvalence check before a change goes live?
Every incoming value is compared against your own catalog and the rules you set: your margins, your attributes, your expected ranges. Routine changes that fit pass automatically. Anything outside them is held.
02What happens when something looks wrong?
It's held out of production and queued for your review, with the before, the after, the source, and why it was flagged. You approve it or reject it. Nothing anomalous reaches your store on its own.
03What gets recorded for each change?
Every change keeps its lineage: the value before and after, the supplier and feed it came from, the time, the rule that decided it, and who approved it. Months later you can still answer why a price moved.
04Can a change be undone?
Yes. Every change that lands is reversible, so a bad sync is an inconvenience you roll back, not an emergency you clean up by hand.
Ivan Stancich is an engineer and the founder of STANCICH.AI. Before software he was an automotive quality engineer. The approval-and-audit model here is the same one he built a real ten-thousand-product Magento catalog on.