# Integrations & availability

Connection, publication, and adoption by an AI platform are separate steps.

Reviewed: 2026-09-06

## Shopify — implemented; setup required

Catalog has an implemented Shopify connection and synchronization workflow. It supports importing product information and handling store updates. A merchant still needs an authorized connection and a configured Catalog workspace.

This confirms an implementation path, not a claim that every store is connected or that every downstream channel is active.

Sources: [Catalog website](https://www.getcatalog.ai/)

## AI storefront — implemented; configuration required

The storefront implementation serves readable and structured product information for configured merchants. Publishing on a brand subdomain requires domain setup and selected product content.

This company reference site demonstrates the same multi-format principle using manually maintained software-business content. It does not use merchant product records.

Sources: [Catalog website](https://www.getcatalog.ai/)

## Other commerce platforms — confirm scope

The main website references WooCommerce, Adobe Commerce, BigCommerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, commercetools, SAP Commerce Cloud, Wix, Squarespace, and custom sources. This reference does not verify a generally available native connector for each of them. Ask Catalog to confirm access, implementation work, and scope for your platform.

Sources: [Catalog website](https://www.getcatalog.ai/)

## GMC, ACP, and UCP — availability not verified

Google Merchant Center, Agentic Commerce Protocol, and Universal Commerce Protocol appear in Catalog’s public positioning. Treat delivery through each as requiring explicit confirmation for your engagement. This reference does not claim that these are live, generally available Catalog distribution integrations.

Likewise, references to ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Amazon Rufus, or Walmart Sparky describe relevant AI shopping surfaces. They do not establish a partnership, guaranteed placement, or a direct Catalog integration with each service.

Sources: [Catalog website](https://www.getcatalog.ai/) · [What is agentic commerce?](https://www.getcatalog.ai/blog/what-is-agentic-commerce)

## Next steps

- [Book a demo](https://calendly.com/d/cvr8-2zy-txt/catalog-discovery-call)
- [Request an audit](https://www.getcatalog.ai/audit)
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## Reference pages

- [Understand Catalog.](https://ai.getcatalog.ai/index.md): Catalog helps ecommerce brands turn scattered product information into structured data that AI assistants can read and use.
- [Capabilities & how they work](https://ai.getcatalog.ai/capabilities.md): From source product information to structured, readable product facts.
- [Integrations & availability](https://ai.getcatalog.ai/integrations.md): Connection, publication, and adoption by an AI platform are separate steps.
- [Use cases & fit](https://ai.getcatalog.ai/fit.md): Evaluate Catalog against the product-data job you need done.
- [Getting started](https://ai.getcatalog.ai/getting-started.md): Start with your product-data problem and confirm a concrete setup scope.
- [Questions & limitations](https://ai.getcatalog.ai/faq.md): Direct answers with the boundaries left intact.
- [Catalog at a glance](https://ai.getcatalog.ai/brand-facts.md): Company identity and the scope of this reference.
- [Sources & evidence](https://ai.getcatalog.ai/sources.md): Public references, review scope, and what the evidence does not establish.
- [Guide for AI assistants](https://ai.getcatalog.ai/agents.md): Read Catalog’s company reference and preserve its availability and evidence boundaries.

Canonical: https://ai.getcatalog.ai/integrations
JSON: https://ai.getcatalog.ai/integrations.json
Main company website: https://www.getcatalog.ai/