Website and marketplaces department one of the departments in your AI company
Cdiscount integration connects your seller account on the Octopia platform to one Elbuz catalog: offers with mapped categories, prices that cover the commission, stock sync and Cdiscount orders in one list.
Six jobs that otherwise happen by hand in the Cdiscount seller account.
Offers are built from your catalog cards — EAN, title, description, photos, price and stock — with categories and attributes mapped to the Cdiscount catalog. Product data is kept once in the product catalog (PIM) and goes to every channel.
Your categories are mapped once to the Cdiscount category tree, and attributes to its required fields. A product that misses a required field is shown before export, not after a rejection. French product texts come from your catalog: Elbuz keeps the catalog in several languages, and the export takes the French one.
Each export template takes its own price or calculates it by formula — for example your base price plus a markup that covers the Cdiscount commission. The catalog and your website keep their own prices. Markup rules.
Prices and stock go out on the export schedule, so a product that sold out elsewhere stops selling on Cdiscount. Stock comes from your warehouses and supplier price lists.
Cdiscount orders come into the same list as website orders and reserve stock there. From there they are processed like any other order — see order management.
Marketplace order statuses map to your own Elbuz statuses, and shipping details stay on the order. The Octopia seller account also opens other Octopia sales channels; each channel can get its own export template from the same catalog.
Cdiscount does not need a separate product database: it takes products from the catalog you already keep.
The same catalog also feeds your website, other marketplaces and product feeds for Google Shopping, Meta and TikTok.
The same windows run every marketplace: the product card, the export templates and the order list.
The same path as every Elbuz integration: a template, access to the seller account, a check and a schedule.
No coding is needed. Support moves your data from another program or website free of charge. All marketplaces — marketplace integrations.
What the marketplace asks for before your first listing goes live.
Requirements are set by Cdiscount and change over time. Checked against the official pages on 30 October 2026: Cdiscount Marketplace — FAQ · Octopia — subscription fees.
Octopia runs the Cdiscount marketplace and its seller portal. Your Cdiscount seller account and the API both live on the Octopia platform.
Submit the KYC registration form, get access to the seller portal and choose a subscription. You pay the monthly subscription and a commission on each sale by category.
Cdiscount sells to French shoppers, so offers need French titles and descriptions. Elbuz keeps the catalog in several languages and can translate it with AI; the Cdiscount export takes the French version.
The Cdiscount export template calculates its own price by formula — base price plus a markup for the commission — while the catalog price stays the same. See markup and pricing rules.
Yes. Both are export channels of the same Elbuz catalog, each with its own price rule and schedule.
14 days free
The website and marketplaces department joins your AI company along with every other department. €50 on your balance after sign-up and 14 days to test the integration on your own products.
