How We Launch a B2B Store on Atlaya

Without exaggeration: a B2B store on Atlaya goes live in one to five business days, sometimes in a single day. And by "live" we mean a fully working B2B portal, not a demo: company accounts, customer pricing, quotes, orders and payments, with no third-party apps to buy and no extra fees to connect them.

Without illusions: a live website is not the same as a visible one. Google and AI search engines take weeks to index new content, so we set up the technical SEO from day one.

Below is exactly what happens, step by step.

We launch the platform with your company set up and the catalog still empty. The products are yours to load, and you get the tools to do it.

• A working B2B portal on your domain: company accounts and roles, customer-specific pricing, quote to invoice, order flow and payments, all configured for your business.
• Technical SEO in place: a correct robots.txt, clean URLs and page templates ready for titles and descriptions.
• The Product Management skill: a ready-made skill for Claude Cowork that manages your catalog, prices and product attributes. It adapts to any product catalog, and running it is one of the ways to launch.
• The SEO skill: helps you set page titles, descriptions and headings right from the start.
• Catalog loaders and access for your AI agent: CSV loaders for products, prices, attributes and stock. In B2B a CSV loader is not a legacy format. It is an extra layer of control: before prices or specs go live, a person can open the file, check it and approve it. Trust your AI tools? Then use MCP, and your agent updates the catalog directly.

1. Agreement. We sign and agree on the launch date.
2. Domain. Your IT points the domain to Atlaya with one DNS record.
3. Company setup. You fill in a short questionnaire: legal entity, contacts, admin users, logo, brand colors, shipping options. We configure the portal from it.
4. Payments. We connect your payment provider.
5. Onboarding call. Together we define the catalog structure, product attributes and filters, URL slugs and content sections such as articles and FAQ.
6. Catalog load. Your AI agent loads products, prices and attributes with the skills and loaders we provide (more on this below).
7. Go live. The portal opens to your customers, one to five business days after the start.
8. Training. A final session for your team before handover.

If you connect an ERP or CRM, the integration is part of the launch. Depending on the system and data volume, it takes five to fifteen business days.

You don't send us spreadsheets to type in. Your product data stays with you: price lists, supplier files, ERP exports. Your AI agent, in Claude Cowork or your own local model, takes it together with the Product Management skill, structures it and loads it into Atlaya, either through CSV loaders that a person checks or directly through MCP.

What the agent does after launch, and how CSV, MCP and the REST API differ, is on the AI agents page.

This is how cncmarket.ca runs today: thousands of SKUs, managed by one product owner and an AI agent.

Most e-commerce platforms hand you an account and a help center. After that, the setup is your problem. With Atlaya we launch the store with you, and here is what you don't have to do:

• Hire a platform specialist. No need for a Shopify expert or an agency on retainer to keep the store running.
• Collect apps. Customer pricing, quotes, company accounts and dealer orders are built in. You don't hunt for ten third-party apps and pay for each of them.
• Decode pricing plans. No add-ons that switch on features you thought you already had.
• Learn technical SEO. Page markup, clean URLs and robots.txt are set up for you, and the SEO skill helps with titles and descriptions.

You get one platform, one team that launched it, and your AI agent that runs the day-to-day work with you.

Your portal works for your customers from the first day. Search is a different story. Google and AI assistants need time to discover a new site, crawl it and decide how much to trust it. For a new domain this usually takes weeks, not days, and no platform can skip that step.

What we can do is remove everything that slows it down. The robots.txt is correct from the start, and the sitemap builds itself as your catalog fills up, so every new category and product is ready to be found. Page titles, descriptions and headings follow the structure you set with the SEO skill.

The rest is content. Categories with real descriptions, product pages with full specifications and a few useful articles are what search engines and AI assistants reward. Your AI agent can write them with you, using the same skills.