About Us
CommerceIQ is a SaaS company focused on helping brands and retailers run stronger, more profitable operations across online marketplaces and retail media networks. Its platform brings together data from commerce channels and uses automation and analytics to support decisions on pricing, promotions, product availability, content quality and advertising performance. The underlying problem it tackles is that marketplace commerce moves quickly and is spread across multiple systems, so teams often struggle to spot issues early, understand what is driving sales changes, and coordinate actions across eCommerce and marketing.
The company primarily serves organisations that sell products online at scale, particularly consumer brands and teams responsible for digital shelf performance and retail media spend. In practice, that means people working in eCommerce, category management, revenue management and performance marketing who need a clearer view of what is happening across marketplaces and retailer sites, and tools that help them act on it. If you have worked with Amazon and other major retail platforms, or you are familiar with the operational realities of managing product catalogues, availability and paid placements, the customer context will feel recognisable.
Within the SaaS ecosystem, CommerceIQ sits at the intersection of commerce analytics, retail media optimisation and operational execution for marketplace selling. It is part of the wider shift towards software that connects commercial decision making with real time signals from digital channels, rather than relying on manual reporting and disconnected tools. That positioning typically requires strong data foundations, integrations with external platforms, and product design that balances sophisticated capabilities with day to day usability for commercial teams.
From a careers perspective, CommerceIQ is likely to suit people who enjoy working on data heavy products with clear commercial outcomes. Product managers who can translate messy marketplace problems into practical workflows, engineers who are comfortable with large scale data pipelines and platform integrations, and data scientists or analysts who can build models that support pricing and advertising decisions may find the work particularly engaging. There is also likely to be demand for customer facing roles that can combine domain knowledge with technical confidence, such as solutions consulting, customer success and implementation, given the complexity of commerce data and the need to embed the software into existing processes.
What may appeal to job seekers is the chance to work on problems that are tangible and measurable, where improvements can be seen in sales performance, efficiency and spend effectiveness. The domain is dynamic, with frequent changes in marketplace rules, advertising products and retailer expectations, which can make the work fast moving and varied. If you like collaborating across product, engineering and customer teams, and you are motivated by building software that helps commercial teams operate with more clarity and control, CommerceIQ is the kind of company where that mix of technical and business impact is central to the mission.