What the sponsor list tells you
Half the floor is platforms and the people who build them. Fourteen commerce platforms and ERPs plus eighteen agencies and integrators make up 32 of the 66 sponsors. If your platform decision is already made, plan your meetings around the stages before and after it.
AI order capture is the crowded new category. Conexiom, Faction AI, Portalink, Revalgo and VAO all turn emailed POs into ERP orders. Ask each one for a touchless rate measured at a customer like you, not an average across all customers.
Product data capture now has its own cluster. Anglera, AltiusNxt, dataX.ai, Kaavio and Merchkit all work upstream of the PIM, next to four PIMs and Bluemeteor. Disclosure: we're one of them, so judge this stage with that in mind.
Search has four vendors and its own afternoon. Coveo, HawkSearch, Lucidworks and Rezolve AI, plus Navu's product assistant. Go to the Monday 4:00 PM search maturity sessions before you book those meetings.
Stage by stage: what to see, why, and where it fits
Both views are shown side by side. Pick a role above to narrow it to yours.
01 · Product data
Capture: Supplier and product data comes in
Every product starts life as a spec sheet, a CAD export, an ERP record or a supplier spreadsheet. This stage turns that raw material into structured, sourced attributes. It is the least glamorous part of the expo hall and the one every later stage depends on: search, filters, AI assistants and syndication can only use the attributes that exist.
For manufacturers
Priority- What you need to see
Tools that pull attributes out of engineering specs, catalogs and legacy PDFs, normalize units and values, and show the source behind each value.
- Why it matters
You are the source every distributor and marketplace copies. Whatever you leave blank gets filled in downstream, by a distributor's intern or by an AI model guessing, and your brand wears the result.
- Where it fits
Upstream of your PIM. It feeds the system of record; it does not replace it.
- Ask at the booth
- Show me one filled value and the exact page it came from.
- How do you handle units, ranges and pick lists that differ by category?
- What happens when engineering revises the spec sheet next quarter?
For distributors
Priority- What you need to see
Supplier onboarding that reads the files suppliers actually send (PDFs, spreadsheets, portals) and maps them to your taxonomy without a manual re-key.
- Why it matters
You carry thousands of suppliers with thousands of formats. New lines sit unlisted for weeks, and thin attributes are the main reason for zero-result searches and empty filters.
- Where it fits
Between the supplier and your PIM or ERP item master. It is the work a PIM stores but doesn't do.
- Ask at the booth
- Here is a real supplier file. What comes out the other side, and how long does it take?
- How do you fill attributes the supplier never sent?
- Is this a one-time cleanup or does it keep running as suppliers update?
 | AltiusNxt Technologies | Product data enrichment services, manual plus AI, for industrial and MRO distributors. | Distributors |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Angleraus | AI that turns supplier PDFs, spec sheets and spreadsheets into complete product attributes, each with a source, written back to your PIM or ERP. | Mfr + dist |
 | dataX.ai | Machine learning plus human validation to clean, classify and enrich product data in ERP and PIM. | Mfr + dist |
 | Kaavio | AI agent that sources product content from manufacturer documents, starting from part numbers or price lists. | Distributors |
 | Merchkit | AI catalog tool that cleans and enriches product data and publishes it to marketplaces and search. | Mfr + dist |
 | Bluemeteor(also) | Product content platform covering supplier data onboarding, content production and delivery. | Mfr + dist |
 | Revalgo(also) | AI automation for distributors: sales orders, non-stock sourcing, PO matching, bids and product content. | Distributors |
On the agenda: Distributors Lunch & Learn: Product Data You Can Trust, at Scale (Anglera, sponsor) · AI Year One (ULE Group) · B2B AI in Practice: the Ask3M story. Full agenda
02 · Product data
Manage: PIM, product data management and syndication
The system of record for product information: one governed place to hold attributes, assets and relationships, and push them to every channel. Most of the big names here are mature products. The real differences are in syndication, governance workflow and how much work your team still does by hand after go-live.
For manufacturers
Priority- What you need to see
PIMs with strong syndication to distributor, data-pool and marketplace templates, plus completeness scoring per channel.
- Why it matters
Your product data is judged by other people's templates. Every distributor and retailer asks for a different shape, and syndication is where gaps become visible.
- Where it fits
In the middle: between engineering/ERP and every channel. Capture feeds it; storefronts, distributors and visual tools read from it.
- Ask at the booth
- Which distributor, data-pool and marketplace templates do you syndicate to natively?
- After go-live, who actually fills the attributes: us, you, or a partner?
- Show completeness for one channel, not just an overall score.
For distributors
Priority- What you need to see
PIMs that handle supplier-scale ingestion, a deep taxonomy and many-to-one supplier mapping, and that connect cleanly to your ERP and commerce platform.
- Why it matters
A distributor PIM has to absorb data from thousands of manufacturers, not author it. Pick for intake and governance at volume, not for authoring tools.
- Where it fits
Your product system of record, beside the ERP item master. Search, the storefront and rep tools all read from it.
- Ask at the booth
- How many suppliers and SKUs does your largest distributor customer run, and with how many people?
- How do you handle a supplier's taxonomy that doesn't match ours?
- What does the ERP integration actually sync, and in which direction?
 | Akeneo | PIM platform that centralizes, enriches and syndicates product data across channels. | Mfr + dist |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bluemeteor | Product content platform covering supplier data onboarding, content production and delivery. | Mfr + dist |
 | Perfion | PIM from Boyum IT with a flexible data model for complex product, component and spare-part data. | Mfr + dist |
 | Pimberly | Cloud PIM and DAM that manages, enriches and distributes product data and assets. | Mfr + dist |
 | Salsify | Product experience management (PIM plus syndication), used mainly by brands and manufacturers. | Manufacturers |
| Anglera(also)us | AI that turns supplier PDFs, spec sheets and spreadsheets into complete product attributes, each with a source, written back to your PIM or ERP. | Mfr + dist |
 | Boyum IT Solutions(also) | Parent company of Perfion PIM; also sells process add-ons for SAP Business One ERP. | Mfr + dist |
| dataX.ai(also) | Machine learning plus human validation to clean, classify and enrich product data in ERP and PIM. | Mfr + dist |
 | ImpaqX(also) | B2B ecommerce and PIM consulting and implementation. | Mfr + dist |
| Merchkit(also) | AI catalog tool that cleans and enriches product data and publishes it to marketplaces and search. | Mfr + dist |
 | Ntara(also) | Consultancy and SI specializing in PIM, DAM and ecommerce implementation for product companies. | Manufacturers |
 | Pivotree(also) | Builds and runs commerce operations: product data, integrations, platforms and managed services. | Mfr + dist |
On the agenda: Manufacturer Track: Beyond "Data Driven" (TricorBraun) · Manufacturer Track: Getting Content Funded (Wastequip and Apple). Full agenda
03 · Product data
Show: 3D, configurators and visual content
Rich product content: 3D models, AR, product configurators and visual CPQ. This stage matters most for configurable, engineered or high-consideration products where a photo and a spec table don't sell the product.
For manufacturers
Priority- What you need to see
Configurators and 3D pipelines that reuse your existing CAD and product rules instead of rebuilding them by hand.
- Why it matters
For configurable products, the quote cycle is the sales cycle. Buyers who can see and configure a product themselves need fewer rep calls and send fewer wrong orders.
- Where it fits
On top of PIM and ERP data. It feeds your storefront, dealer portal and reps' quoting tools.
- Ask at the booth
- Do the configuration rules live in our PIM or ERP, or in a separate model we have to maintain?
- What does it cost to add the next product family?
- Can distributors embed the same configurator on their sites?
For distributors
Usually later- What you need to see
Ways to reuse manufacturers' 3D and visual assets rather than create your own.
- Why it matters
Most distributors consume visual content rather than make it. It earns attention only for a few high-value, configurable categories.
- Where it fits
A layer over your product pages, usually fed by manufacturer assets.
- Ask at the booth
- Can you ingest the 3D assets our suppliers already have?
- Which distributors use this, and on which categories?
 | CDS Visual | CAD-based 3D visualization for OEMs: interactive parts catalogs, configured products and aftermarket parts sales. | Manufacturers |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Threekit | CPQ for manufacturers: guided product configuration, pricing rules and quotes for reps and dealers. | Manufacturers |
 | VNTANA | Converts engineering CAD files into 3D and 2D sales content, with a DAM for 3D assets. | Manufacturers |
On the agenda: Manufacturer Track: Getting Content Funded (Wastequip and Apple). Full agenda
04 · Commerce
Sell: Commerce platforms, storefronts and ERP
Where the product is listed and bought: the commerce platform, the B2B storefront or customer portal, and the ERP behind it. This is the biggest and noisiest part of the floor, with fourteen sponsors. In B2B the real tests are account-specific pricing, quotes, approvals and how much of the ERP the site can actually see.
For manufacturers
Worth a look- What you need to see
Dealer and distributor portals with contract pricing pulled from your ERP, plus ways to route direct demand to channel partners.
- Why it matters
Most manufacturers sell through distributors. The site has to support that channel, not compete with it, and handle the direct accounts you do serve.
- Where it fits
The front of the stack. It reads product data from your PIM and pricing and inventory from your ERP.
- Ask at the booth
- Show a dealer portal with contract pricing coming live from our ERP.
- How do you handle where-to-buy and routing orders to distributors?
- What did your last manufacturer customer still have to build custom?
For distributors
Priority- What you need to see
Platforms proven at your SKU count, with account-specific pricing, quote-to-order, approvals and real-time ERP inventory.
- Why it matters
This is where your customers decide whether ordering online is easier than calling their rep. Platform limits show up as workarounds your reps have to cover.
- Where it fits
The front of the stack. Capture and PIM feed it; search, ordering and payments plug into it.
- Ask at the booth
- What is the largest catalog you run for a distributor, and how is search performance at that size?
- Show contract pricing and inventory for a logged-in account, live from the ERP.
- How long did your last distributor implementation take, start to launch?
 | B2B Wave | Simple B2B ordering storefront for small and mid-size wholesalers, distributors and manufacturers. | Mfr + dist |
|---|---|---|---|
 | BigCommerce | SaaS ecommerce platform with a B2B edition for manufacturers, distributors and wholesalers. | Mfr + dist |
 | Cloudfy | B2B ecommerce platform with real-time ERP integration (SAP, Dynamics, Sage, NetSuite) for trade ordering. | Mfr + dist |
 | commercetools | API-first, composable enterprise commerce platform for B2B and B2C. | Mfr + dist |
 | Elastic Path | Composable commerce platform with B2B features like negotiated pricing, buyer hierarchies and quotes. | Mfr + dist |
 | Infor | Industry-specific cloud ERP, including editions for distribution and manufacturing. | Mfr + dist |
 | Intershop | B2B ecommerce platform for manufacturers and wholesalers. | Mfr + dist |
 | Kibo Commerce | Headless commerce plus order management and orchestration, covering quote-to-cash. | Mfr + dist |
 | Optimizely | Digital experience platform: CMS, experimentation, personalization and a B2B commerce product. | Mfr + dist |
 | OroCommerce | B2B commerce platform with built-in CRM and marketplace options. | Mfr + dist |
 | Shopify | Commerce platform with built-in B2B features: company accounts, custom catalogs and price lists. | Mfr + dist |
 | VTEX | Enterprise commerce suite with storefront, order management and marketplace for B2B and B2C. | Mfr + dist |
 | WizCommerce | Wholesale platform bundling a B2B portal, sales-rep app, CRM and payments. | Mfr + dist |
 | Znode | API-first B2B ecommerce platform supporting many stores, catalogs and price lists. | Mfr + dist |
On the agenda: Distributor Track: Beyond Minimum Viable E-commerce (QXO) · Manufacturer Track: The Toyota Way Goes Digital · The CEO and the CDO (ARG Industrial). Full agenda
05 · Commerce
Find: Search, discovery and AI shopping assistants
How buyers find the right product: site search, faceted navigation, merchandising and, increasingly, AI assistants that answer product questions. B2B buyers search by part number, competitor cross-reference and spec, and every one of those depends on the attributes the first two stages produced.
For manufacturers
Worth a look- What you need to see
Search that handles part numbers, cross-references and spec queries, and AI assistants that answer from your own documentation.
- Why it matters
Engineers and buyers arrive with a spec or a competitor's part number. If search can't map that to your product, they buy the competitor's from a distributor.
- Where it fits
On top of the storefront, reading from your PIM. It is only as good as the attributes underneath it.
- Ask at the booth
- Here are our top zero-result queries. What would you return?
- How do you handle competitor part-number cross-references?
- When the assistant answers a spec question, can it show the source?
For distributors
Priority- What you need to see
Search tuned for a long-tail industrial catalog: part numbers, synonyms, units, facets built from attributes, and analytics on queries that fail.
- Why it matters
Search is the storefront for a catalog with hundreds of thousands of SKUs. Zero-result searches are lost orders that often end up on a call to a rep.
- Where it fits
Between the buyer and your catalog. It depends on Capture and Manage for the attributes its facets and ranking use.
- Ask at the booth
- Here are our top zero-result queries. What would you return?
- How much of your relevance gain comes from data enrichment versus the ranking model?
- Do facets come from our attributes, or do you generate them?
 | Coveo | AI search, recommendations and generative answers for commerce sites, including entitlement-aware B2B search. | Mfr + dist |
|---|---|---|---|
 | HawkSearch | AI site search and product recommendations for complex ecommerce catalogs. | Mfr + dist |
 | Lucidworks / Google Cloud | AI search and product discovery platform, co-sponsoring with Google Cloud. | Mfr + dist |
 | Navu | AI assistant for B2B websites that answers product compatibility and fit questions from existing content. | Mfr + dist |
 | Rezolve AI | Conversational AI search, product discovery and checkout tools. | Mfr + dist |
On the agenda: The Search & Discovery Maturity Framework (B2BEA) · Beyond the Search Bar (Direct Supply, Coveo). Full agenda
06 · Transaction
Order: Order capture, punchout, EDI and integration
Most B2B orders still don't arrive through the website. They come as emailed PDFs, EDI documents or punchout requests from a customer's procurement system. This stage automates that capture and the integrations that carry the order into the ERP.
For manufacturers
Worth a look- What you need to see
Order automation for the POs distributors and direct accounts email in, plus EDI and integration tooling that connects your ERP to partners.
- Why it matters
Order entry is a hidden cost center. Every re-keyed PO is a delay and a chance to get the wrong item or price.
- Where it fits
Between the customer's purchasing system or inbox and your ERP. It runs alongside the storefront, not through it.
- Ask at the booth
- What share of POs go through with no human touch, measured on a customer like us?
- How do you match a customer's part numbers to ours?
- Which ERP connectors are native and which are custom?
For distributors
Priority- What you need to see
Email and PDF order automation, punchout catalogs for procurement customers, and integration tooling that keeps the ERP, storefront and PIM in sync.
- Why it matters
Your biggest accounts buy through procurement systems, and much of the rest still email orders. Meeting buyers where they already purchase moves more volume than a nicer website.
- Where it fits
Alongside the storefront, feeding the ERP. Punchout catalogs reuse your product data, so their quality depends on Capture and Manage.
- Ask at the booth
- What share of emailed orders go through with no human touch at a distributor our size?
- Which procurement platforms do you support for punchout?
- How do customer part numbers and units of measure get matched?
 | Arda | Kanban-card replenishment and reordering for shops and the distributors that supply them. | Mfr + dist |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Celigo | Integration platform (iPaaS) connecting ERP, ecommerce and business apps. | Mfr + dist |
 | Conexiom | Turns emailed POs and invoices in any format into ERP-ready orders automatically. | Mfr + dist |
 | Faction AI | AI for quote processing, order entry, industrial parts search and voice agents across quote-to-cash. | Mfr + dist |
 | Portalink | AnyOrder automates sales order entry from emails and documents into existing systems. | Mfr + dist |
| Revalgo | AI automation for distributors: sales orders, non-stock sourcing, PO matching, bids and product content. | Distributors |
 | Supplier Solutions | Managed PunchOut, EDI, catalog and ERP integration services for suppliers. | Mfr + dist |
 | TradeCentric | PunchOut and eProcurement integration connecting supplier webstores to Ariba, Coupa, SAP and other buyer systems. | Mfr + dist |
 | VAO | AI document processing that extracts emailed POs and invoices into ERPs such as SAP, Oracle and Dynamics. | Mfr + dist |
 | Continuum(also) | B2B returns, repairs and warranty management connecting distributors and manufacturers. | Mfr + dist |
| Kibo Commerce(also) | Headless commerce plus order management and orchestration, covering quote-to-cash. | Mfr + dist |
On the agenda: B2B Commerce Transformations and Agentic AI (Deloitte Digital, Emerson, Toyota). Full agenda
07 · Transaction
Pay: B2B payments, terms and trade credit
Getting paid: net terms at checkout, invoicing, card acceptance and credit risk. B2B buyers expect to buy on account. Once an online order needs a credit check or an invoice, it often moves back offline.
For manufacturers
Worth a look- What you need to see
Net-terms and invoicing options for direct accounts, and credit protection on distributor receivables.
- Why it matters
If you sell direct to smaller accounts online, terms at checkout decide whether they finish the order. Credit risk on large channel partners is a separate, older problem.
- Where it fits
At checkout and after it, between the storefront, the ERP and your AR team.
- Ask at the booth
- Who carries the credit risk, you or us?
- How does approval at checkout work for a brand-new account?
- How does it reconcile back into our ERP?
For distributors
Worth a look- What you need to see
Online net terms, instant credit decisions for new accounts and automated invoicing tied to your ERP.
- Why it matters
Contractors and small accounts buy on terms. Making them call to set up credit sends them back to the counter, or to a competitor.
- Where it fits
At checkout and after it, between the storefront, the ERP and AR.
- Ask at the booth
- What does a new contractor see at checkout the first time?
- Who carries the credit risk, you or us?
- What do card acceptance and fees look like at our average order value?
 | Allianz Trade | Trade credit insurance, surety and collections protecting sellers against unpaid B2B invoices. | Mfr + dist |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Nuvo | Order-to-cash software for customer onboarding, credit decisions, AR and collections. | Mfr + dist |
 | TreviPay | Managed B2B pay-by-invoice (trade credit) and accounts receivable automation. | Mfr + dist |
 | Visa | Card network with commercial and business payment products. | Mfr + dist |
08 · Relationship
Engage: Sales enablement, buyer engagement and CX
The tools that make digital work alongside reps instead of against them: rep apps, customer engagement and personalization, pricing and analytics. Adoption was the biggest theme on this year's agenda, and this stage is where most of it is won or lost.
For manufacturers
Worth a look- What you need to see
Tools that give reps and dealers the same product data and pricing as the website, and show which accounts are engaging.
- Why it matters
Your reps and your channel partners decide how a product gets positioned. If their tools are out of date, the website doesn't matter much.
- Where it fits
Around the storefront, sharing its product data and pricing with reps and dealers.
- Ask at the booth
- Does the rep app read the same product data as the site, or a copy?
- How do you credit reps for orders placed online?
For distributors
Priority- What you need to see
Rep-facing apps on the same catalog and pricing as the site, account-level engagement signals and commission models that don't punish online orders.
- Why it matters
Several sessions say the same thing: the site fails when reps see it as competition. The fix is tools reps actually want to use, and commission credit for online orders.
- Where it fits
Around the storefront, sharing its catalog, pricing and order history with your sales team.
- Ask at the booth
- Show a rep placing an order for a customer on the same catalog the customer sees.
- How do reps get credit for orders placed online?
- Which distributor saw adoption go up after rollout, and by how much?
| Faction AI(also) | AI for quote processing, order entry, industrial parts search and voice agents across quote-to-cash. | Mfr + dist |
|---|---|---|---|
| Navu(also) | AI assistant for B2B websites that answers product compatibility and fit questions from existing content. | Mfr + dist |
| Optimizely(also) | Digital experience platform: CMS, experimentation, personalization and a B2B commerce product. | Mfr + dist |
| Threekit(also) | CPQ for manufacturers: guided product configuration, pricing rules and quotes for reps and dealers. | Manufacturers |
| WizCommerce(also) | Wholesale platform bundling a B2B portal, sales-rep app, CRM and payments. | Mfr + dist |
On the agenda: Distributor Track: The Website Your Sales Team Can't Work Without · Distributor Track: What Finally Changed Their Minds (Kimball Midwest, Airgas) · You Are Not Too Late (Braskem) · Transformation at Scale (Boston Scientific). Full agenda
Foundation
Build & run: Agencies, consultancies and systems integrators
The partners who implement and run everything above. Eighteen of them are sponsoring, the biggest group on the sponsor list. Most specialize in one or two platforms, so it usually makes sense to choose the platform first and the partner second.
For manufacturers
Worth a look- What you need to see
Partners who have done a manufacturer build on your shortlisted platform, ideally with a dealer portal and a PIM integration.
- Why it matters
Implementation partners decide timeline and total cost more than license price does.
- Where it fits
Across every stage. They implement platforms; they rarely replace them.
- Ask at the booth
- Which manufacturer did you launch on this platform, and can we talk to them?
- Who on your team owns product data during the build?
For distributors
Worth a look- What you need to see
Partners with distributor references at your scale and real ERP integration experience.
- Why it matters
Distributor builds go wrong at the ERP and the catalog, not in the design. Ask for references that went live on time.
- Where it fits
Across every stage. They implement platforms; they rarely replace them.
- Ask at the booth
- Which distributor did you launch at our SKU count, and how long did it take?
- Who loads and maintains the product data, and is that in the SOW?
 | 5874 Commerce | B2B ecommerce agency implementing BigCommerce, Shopify Plus, Akeneo and integrations. | Mfr + dist |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Absolute Web | Miami ecommerce agency building on Shopify, Adobe Commerce and BigCommerce, for DTC and B2B. | Mfr + dist |
 | Americaneagle.com | Large full-service web design, development, hosting and digital marketing agency. | Mfr + dist |
 | B2B Ecommerce Agency | Plans, builds and migrates B2B ecommerce sites and buyer portals for mid-market companies. | Mfr + dist |
 | Cadent Commerce | B2B commerce agency for strategy, build and ongoing operation, for manufacturers and distributors. | Mfr + dist |
 | Data-Realm | Commerce engineering consultancy that stabilizes and modernizes complex headless commerce systems. | Mfr + dist |
 | DataArt | Software engineering, data and AI consultancy. | Mfr + dist |
 | Deloitte Digital | Deloitte's digital consultancy for customer experience, commerce, marketing and AI. | Mfr + dist |
 | Flywheel Strategic | Digital agency for design, technology and content, focused on B2B digital and AI adoption. | Mfr + dist |
| ImpaqX | B2B ecommerce and PIM consulting and implementation. | Mfr + dist |
 | Luminos Labs | Systems integrator for complex commerce: pricing, inventory, ERP, EDI and integrations. | Mfr + dist |
 | Novatize | Unified commerce consultancy designing and implementing composable commerce stacks. | Mfr + dist |
| Ntara | Consultancy and SI specializing in PIM, DAM and ecommerce implementation for product companies. | Manufacturers |
 | OneMagnify | Marketing, data and technology agency doing ecommerce implementations, SEO and CRM. | Mfr + dist |
| Pivotree | Builds and runs commerce operations: product data, integrations, platforms and managed services. | Mfr + dist |
 | Silk Commerce | Ecommerce agency building on BigCommerce, Shopify Plus and Adobe Commerce for B2B and DTC. | Mfr + dist |
 | Smith Commerce | Digital commerce agency for strategy, design, build and optimization across B2B and B2C. | Mfr + dist |
 | The Office of Experience | Chicago digital agency for B2B ecommerce, digital transformation, marketing and AI. | Mfr + dist |
On the agenda: B2B Commerce Transformations and Agentic AI (Deloitte Digital). Full agenda
Foundation
Also on the floor: Other sponsors and specialists
Sponsors whose main focus sits outside the lifecycle above: industry-specific ERP add-ons, services and specialist tools.
For manufacturers
Usually later- What you need to see
Anything that solves a specific gap you've already named.
- Why it matters
With limited meeting slots, start with the stages marked Priority.
- Where it fits
Varies by vendor.
- Ask at the booth
- Which stage of our lifecycle do you replace or improve, and what do you connect to?
For distributors
Usually later- What you need to see
Anything that solves a specific gap you've already named.
- Why it matters
With limited meeting slots, start with the stages marked Priority.
- Where it fits
Varies by vendor.
- Ask at the booth
- Which stage of our lifecycle do you replace or improve, and what do you connect to?
| Boyum IT Solutions | Parent company of Perfion PIM; also sells process add-ons for SAP Business One ERP. | Mfr + dist |
|---|---|---|---|
| Continuum | B2B returns, repairs and warranty management connecting distributors and manufacturers. | Mfr + dist |
 | Entirely | Marketing operations platform spanning resource management, DAM, PIM and personalization. | Mfr + dist |
How this map was built
We started from the organizer's sponsor page on October 9, 2026. It shows 68 logos with no tiers and no published floor plan; exhibitors have tabletop displays rather than numbered booths. We left out the two organizer entries (the B2B eCommerce Association and B2B NEXT AI). Each one-line description paraphrases the vendor's own website. The stage placement and the manufacturer and distributor guidance are our editorial judgment. Many vendors cover more than one stage, so we placed each in its primary stage and note a secondary one where it applies. Anglera is a sponsor and appears in the Capture stage.
Bring us the first stage
Anglera works in stage one: turning the PDFs and spreadsheets suppliers send into complete, sourced attributes your PIM, site search and AI assistants can use. We’re a sponsor and run the Distributors Lunch & Learn on Monday at 1:00 PM. Book 20 minutes and bring a category.