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Multi-store PIM · built-in DAM
Running multiple Shopify stores across regions, brands, or channels? Toriut keeps one master catalog and pushes every product, price, and image to each store — so you create once and publish everywhere, instead of copying data between admins.
How it works
One master catalog
Per-store channel layers
One-click distribution
Staged publishing
Built for multi-store
Features that map to how multi-store operators actually work — one catalog, many storefronts.
One canonical record per product — attributes, variants, media — that every connected store pulls from.
Run multiple Shopify stores from one master. Override price, copy, media, and variants per store — without duplicating products.
Send one product to two, ten, or every connected store at once. Toriut publishes to each store for you.
Keep the full variant structure in the master and publish only the subset each store needs, so a store never carries the whole option matrix.
Product media lives next to products: versions, tags, bulk image matching, and renditions that resize, crop, and convert per store.
One workspace for the whole team. One team runs Store A, another Store B — each sees only their part, instead of a shared login.
Bulk work
CSV import wizard
Attribute mapping
However your store count grew — regions, brands, or channels — the workflow is the same: one catalog, many storefronts.
Multi-region brands
Sell the same assortment through a separate store per market. Shared data stays in the master; each store's layer controls the price, currency, and media that market needs.
Multi-brand operators
Different local brands, mostly shared products. Manage them all from one master catalog instead of maintaining a separate catalog inside every store admin.
High-volume sellers
When your advertising scales faster than your operations, every new store adds manual load. A new product reaches all your stores in one click — so headcount doesn't grow one-for-one with store count.
Agencies & catalog managers
Running multiple Shopify stores for clients? Keep every catalog in one workspace with roles and permissions, instead of logging into a different admin for each account.
From sign-up to every store
Connect each Shopify store, or start on sample data if you're not ready to connect a live store yet.
Products, variants, and media come into Toriut as one master record per item.
Add a channel layer per store and override only the fields that differ by market.
Push changes to one store or every store in a click. Update the master, every store updates.
Andriana O.
CMO
What do you like best about Toriut PIM?
As an AI and digital automation agency (kodlo.ai), we build custom tech stacks and data pipelines for e-commerce clients. Handling product information across messy spreadsheets and disconnected folders was always a bottleneck until we integrated Toriut PIM. What stands out immediately is the clean master catalog architecture combined with the two-way Shopify sync. When our clients make minor adjustments directly in Shopify, Toriut captures those changes automatically without overwriting custom attributes...
Dmytro S.
Co-Founder
What do you like best about Toriut PIM?
Selling technical equipment and replacement parts means every single SKU has dozens of strict parameters – dimensions, voltage, model compatibility, and PDF installation guides. Trying to manage that directly inside the native Shopify admin alongside Notion docs and OneDrive folders was a recipe for costly customer returns.
Toriut gave us a structured environment where technical attributes are locked into clean templates. Our product specialists can bulk-update compatibility specs across hundreds of items at once, attach technical diagrams directly to the SKU in the built-in DAM, and push verified updates via the two-way Shopify sync. We also love how granular the user permissions are: external technical writers can enrich product descriptions and upload spec sheets without ever touching pricing or inventory SKU codes.
Verified User
Mid-Market
What do you like best about Toriut PIM?
We run 2 Shopify stores: retail + a separate wholesale store for cafés (with own trade prices, case quantities, and shorter range). In total that's about 3,700 SKUs incl. variants. We took some time figuring out if we need a PIM software at all given our scale, but Toriut's affordable pricing seemed to match what we needed without exceeding the budget. Now we have one master record per product, and the wholesale store is a channel layer on top, which is probably the best structure we could imagine for our case. Whenever we make any changes in the master (spec edits or photo swap), it reaches both stores, while trade price change reaches wholesale only. This is very convenient and has never let us down.
Yes. Shopify lets you create as many separate stores as you need — each is its own account with its own admin. What Shopify doesn't provide is a single place to manage the same products across all of them. Toriut adds that layer: one master catalog that publishes to every connected store.
Not from inside Shopify itself — each store has its own admin. With Toriut you connect all your Shopify stores to one Toriut account and manage their products, variants, media, and status from a single workspace, with roles and permissions for your team.
Every product is a master record in Toriut, and each store is a channel layer on top of it. Edit the master and every store updates; override a field when one store needs something different. You publish to one store or all of them in a single click — no editing each admin by hand.
Yes. Channel layers let each store carry its own price, description, media, visibility, and variant selection, while shared data stays in the master. That's what makes running region- or brand-specific stores from one catalog possible.
No. Toriut works with standard Shopify stores as well as Shopify Plus. You connect each store as a channel regardless of plan — the multi-store workflow is the same either way.
Yes. Start with sample data or import a CSV — no store connection required. Connect your real Shopify stores whenever you're ready, so you never risk touching a production store before you trust the platform.
Bring all your Shopify stores into one master catalog. Create once, localize per store, publish everywhere. Start on sample data — no store connection required.
