That will probably be just the Schefflera arboricola which comes from Taiwan. A lot of businesses add on cultivar names to give their plants an 'exclusive' appearance. It doesn't grow as tall as some of the other Scheffleras, but it still might get a bit large for indoors without some pruning. Also indoors in low light they can become a bit straggly.

I have one in the garden, but in very low light and a dry location so it stays pretty small. I also have a couple of other Schefflera species which grow much larger.

I love this plant! Probably better in the long run as an interior plant because of its smaller size and prunability. Also, surprisingly cold hardy! Mine spends most of the year outside a couple of winter months in a cold garage and it goods great--too big for the house though now. Don't be afraid to prune it and ease off on water in the winter are my only tips.

Awesome, so it does stay smaller. I put three plants in a bonsai pot and made a forest planting. It looks very nice despite having such small trunks IMO. I can't wait to move it outside in the spring time and try a leaf reduction.

Cute!!