Demo
Two things go by the word demo here. One is the screens below — what the program looks like from the inside. The other is your own feed: send a link and we show 20 of your products the way they will land in the store.
How it works, on screen
A screen recording: the supplier feed on one side, the products appearing in the store admin on the other. Recorded on WooCommerce; on the other platforms the steps are the same and only the admin looks different.
Category mapping
The screen where the setup actually happens: the supplier tree on the left, the store category on the right, an “Active” checkbox beside it. Anything unmapped or switched off simply does not get imported, so a feed of 40 categories can be taken in three.
Where this runs
The screen above is the same for any store: the supplier tree on the left, your tree on the right. Only the place the result gets written differs, and that is what the driver for a particular platform takes care of.
OpenCart
2.x · 3.x Setup and pricing →
WooCommerce
WordPress 5.6+ · WooCommerce 3.6+ Setup and pricing →
Shop-Script
8…12 · Webasyst Setup and pricing →
Joomla JoomShopping
JoomShopping Setup and pricing →The other screens
The first screen after logging in: when prices were last updated and products last created, how many products, categories and suppliers there are, and a log of recent events below.
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The light work that runs on a schedule: the program walks the products already created and changes price and stock. The queue, both steps and what is happening right now are all visible.
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The heavy work, done rarely: first the suppliers are polled, then the products are processed. The log shows every product created and every one skipped, with the reason.
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The connected ones on top, the catalogue of ready-made classes below. Name, SKU prefix, priority and the toggles are edited right in the row — opening the card is not required.
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The supplier tree on the left, the store category on the right, an “Active” checkbox. Counters on top: how many categories there are in total, how many are enabled and how many are still unpaired.
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The supplier price is multiplied by a coefficient, and the ranges are set by price: one markup on cheap goods, another on expensive ones. Overlapping ranges will not save; gaps get a warning.
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A demo on your own feed
Screenshots are someone else's catalogue. The useful check is your own: send a link to the feed, and within a day you get 20 of your products the way the program reads them — with titles, specs, photos and the price after markup.