Feed Import
XML, CSV, TSV, JSON, APIs, databases and supplier sources.

PRODUCT FEED MANAGEMENT
Import, transform, validate, optimize and distribute product data across Google Shopping, affiliate networks, marketplaces and other commerce channels.
THE BUSINESS PROBLEM
Different supplier formats, missing attributes, price changes, duplicate products and market-specific rules create work before a channel ever sees the data.
CAPABILITIES
Feed management can include import, mapping, normalization, validation, filtering, enrichment, channel rules and scheduled synchronization.
XML, CSV, TSV, JSON, APIs, databases and supplier sources.
Map source attributes into a consistent product model.
Check identifiers, required attributes, prices, availability and URLs.
Apply categories, market rules, filters and channel formats.
Improve titles, descriptions and channel-ready product fields.
Export to Google, affiliates, marketplaces, partners or custom APIs.
VALIDATION
A visible diagnostics workspace makes it easier to identify missing fields, invalid identifiers and records that need review.
SUPPORTING CAPABILITY
XML, CSV, TSV, JSON, REST APIs, database sources and supplier feeds can be assessed as part of the product-data workflow.
EXISTING SYSTEMS
LogicHours can review what is already in place, understand the current process and improve the parts that make sense for the business.
CONNECTED SOLUTIONS
FAQ
The process of importing, structuring, validating, transforming and distributing product data to one or more destinations.
XML, CSV, TSV, JSON, REST APIs, database sources and custom formats can be assessed.
Yes. A consistent product model can be transformed for different destinations and rules.
Yes. Country, language, currency, availability and destination rules can be represented.
Yes. We can investigate mappings, rejected products, synchronization and legacy processing.
Yes. Feed data can support affiliate, comparison and other commerce distribution workflows.
PRODUCT FEED MANAGEMENT
Tell us what your catalogue looks like today and where the feed process becomes difficult.