Igor
AI agent that publishes and syncs your catalog across marketplaces
Igor, the Warehouse Manager, keeps price and stock current on Mercado Libre, Rappi, Éxito and HomeCenter. Without opening a single panel.
What does an AI agent for marketplaces do?
An AI agent for marketplaces takes your WooCommerce or Shopify store as the source of truth and from there publishes and keeps your catalog current on Mercado Libre, Rappi, Éxito and HomeCenter. It predicts the category and checks the required attributes before publishing, calculates each channel’s price with your margin, keeps a stock buffer so you never sell what you do not have, and holds back whatever does not comply instead of letting the marketplace reject it. New orders arrive by webhook and trigger your flow.
Igor, the marketplace Met, at a glance
- What it does
- Takes your WooCommerce or Shopify store as the source of truth, publishes the catalog on Mercado Libre, Rappi, Éxito and HomeCenter with each channel’s margin and keeps price and stock current.
- Systems it works on
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- WooCommerce (16 tools)
- Shopify (17 tools)
- Mercado Libre (24 tools)
- Rappi (10 tools)
- Éxito (5 tools)
- Homecenter (4 tools)
- Aveonline (11 tools)
- Webflow (16 tools)
In total, 103 real tools across those connectors, counted from the public capability registry. It uses the ones from the systems you connect.
- What triggers it
- A scheduled automation or a new order arriving by webhook.
- AI level
- You choose each Met’s level: Ágil, Brillante or Genio. All three come with every plan and their usage is billed as Energy. How billing works
- What it does not do
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- It always publishes from the store to the marketplace, never the other way round: a change made in someone else’s panel does not overwrite your store’s data.
- Anything that fails the marketplace’s requirements is held back with its reason; it is not published only to be rejected.
- It does not talk to your buyers: it runs on a scheduled automation or on the order that arrives by webhook.
How many hours go into loading the same product on every channel?
You change a price in the store and it has to be repeated on Mercado Libre, on Éxito and on HomeCenter. One unit sells and the stock is now wrong in three places. And when the listing finally goes up, the marketplace rejects it over a missing attribute.
One catalog, every channel current
Your store is the source of truth. Igor publishes from there, applies the margin you set for each channel, keeps a stock buffer so you never sell what you do not have, and holds back whatever does not comply before the marketplace rejects it.
Before and after
From the same old bottlenecks to a real advantage
The same price, keyed in by hand on every marketplace.
Price calculated per channel with your margin and each marketplace’s commission, updated by automation.
Selling a unit that is no longer in the warehouse.
Stock synced with a safety buffer, so the last unit available is not sold twice.
Listings rejected over missing required attributes.
A compliance check before publishing: whatever does not pass is held back, not rejected.
Not knowing which category each product belongs to on Mercado Libre.
Predicts the category and looks up its required attributes before creating the listing.
Marketplace orders nobody sees until the customer complains.
New orders from Éxito, HomeCenter and Rappi arrive by webhook and trigger your flow.
What it does
Ready for the routine work and the hard cases
Listing
- Predicts the Mercado Libre category
- Looks up the required attributes
- Creates the listing with photos and specs
- Holds back whatever does not comply
Price and stock
- Its own margin per channel
- Safety buffer on top of stock
- Updated by automation
- Your store is always the source of truth
Orders and availability
- New orders by webhook
- Turns products on and off in Rappi
- Opens and closes the store in Rappi
- Offers by SKU on Éxito and HomeCenter
Tasks this Met runs
Tasks Igor handles between your store and your sales channels
Each one with its steps, the tools it uses at every step and what it does not do.
Content and publishing
Publish a Shopify product listing in Webflow with human approval
How do I publish a Shopify product in Webflow without duplicating it or copying data I cannot keep current?
Social
- Starts:
- when someone asks for it
- Steps:
- 6, with 11 real tools
- Needs:
- Shopify · Webflow
Marketplaces
Close your Rappi store or switch off a sold-out product from WhatsApp
How do I switch off a sold-out product or close my restaurant on Rappi from WhatsApp, without the portal?
- Starts:
- when someone asks for it
- Steps:
- 5, with 6 real tools
- Needs:
- Rappi
Marketplaces
Find and fix a suppressed Amazon listing
How do I quickly find out why one of my products stopped showing on Amazon and fix it?
- Starts:
- when someone asks for it
- Steps:
- 6, with 6 real tools
- Needs:
- Amazon Selling Partner
Marketplaces
Keep price and stock current between your store and Mercado Libre
How do I stop selling something on Mercado Libre that already sold out in my store?
- Starts:
- at a set time
- Steps:
- 5, with 11 real tools
- Needs:
- Mercado Libre · WooCommerce
Marketplaces
Keep WooCommerce price and stock up to date on Homecenter
How do I keep my store's price and stock up to date on Homecenter without entering them twice?
- Starts:
- at a set time
- Steps:
- 6, with 7 real tools
- Needs:
- Homecenter · WooCommerce
Marketplaces
Publish your WooCommerce catalog on Mercado Libre without risking the account
How do I upload my WooCommerce catalog to Mercado Libre without getting listings rejected?
- Starts:
- when someone asks for it
- Steps:
- 6, with 12 real tools
- Needs:
- Mercado Libre · WooCommerce
Marketplaces
Check pending Éxito orders against your WooCommerce stock
How do I know which Éxito orders I can accept without selling something I no longer have?
- Starts:
- when someone asks for it
- Steps:
- 5, with 7 real tools
- Needs:
- Éxito · WooCommerce
Marketplaces
Find out on WhatsApp when to restock a product you sell on Amazon, with Helium 10
How do I know when to send more units to Amazon without opening Helium 10?
- Starts:
- when someone asks for it
- Steps:
- 5, with 5 real tools
- Needs:
- Helium 10
Operations and reporting
Change prices and stock in your Tiendanube store from WhatsApp
How do I change prices and stock in my Tiendanube store from WhatsApp without opening the admin?
- Starts:
- when someone asks for it
- Steps:
- 5, with 5 real tools
- Needs:
- Tiendanube
Orders and fulfillment
From a WooCommerce order to an Aveonline shipping label
How do I move orders from my store into Aveonline without retyping them one by one?
- Starts:
- at a set time
- Steps:
- 6, with 13 real tools
- Needs:
- WooCommerce · Aveonline
Orders and fulfillment
Accept, prepare and close Rappi orders without living on the tablet
How do I stop losing Rappi orders because nobody accepted them in time?
- Starts:
- when the outside system calls
- Steps:
- 6, with 10 real tools
- Needs:
- Rappi
Orders and fulfillment
Buy the Shippo label for a paid Shopify order
How do I get the Shippo label for each Shopify order without copying addresses by hand?
- Starts:
- at a set time
- Steps:
- 5, with 7 real tools
- Needs:
- Shopify · Shippo
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Igor
Igor, Meteor’s marketplace Met. A scheduled task matches your listings against the store catalog by SKU, mirrors stock with the safety buffer you define and recalculates each channel’s price with your margin. Only one thing travels the other way, the sale: when a Mercado Libre order comes in, stock goes down in the store. What it does not do is take the marketplace as the source: a change made in the Mercado Libre panel does not overwrite your store’s data.
With Igor, your store is the source of truth: it predicts the Mercado Libre category, checks the required attributes, creates the listing with photos and details and applies each channel’s margin. On Rappi it switches products on and off, and on Éxito and HomeCenter it handles offers by SKU. Anything that fails the requirements is held back with its reason instead of being published. Our team makes the connection during implementation; you set the margin and the stock buffer.
Always from your store out to the marketplace, never the other way around. Your WooCommerce or Shopify catalog is the source of truth, so a change made in someone else’s panel cannot overwrite your good data.
Yes, and you should: each marketplace charges a different commission. You set the margin per channel and the published price is calculated from that rule, without you doing the math every time.
It is held back with the reason, instead of being published and rejected. Repeated rejections damage the account’s standing; holding back costs nothing.
No. Our team builds the connection during onboarding. You define the business rules: what margin per channel and how much stock buffer.
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