Import supplier products into Joomla JoomShopping
PIMPORT has a dedicated JoomShopping adapter. Send your Joomla and JoomShopping versions and a sample feed so we can check compatibility before setup. We can also assess a separate adapter for VirtueMart, another component or a custom store.
What it does in your store
Not through an import file: the program writes products, categories, prices and stock straight into the store database, the same way the admin panel does.
On the schedule you set. The supplier changed a price — the store changed it too, without anyone opening the admin panel.
An item that disappeared from the supplier feed is hidden, not deleted: the card, its address and its statistics wait for it to come back.
Into the category you mapped. Categories the supplier added later wait for your confirmation.
How a supplier is connected
Your store URL, the platform, and a link to the feed or the supplier website.
We'll show 20 products from your feed and quote the connection cost.
We'll install the program, connect the supplier and set up the updates.
Products, prices and stock update on a schedule with the rules you chose.
What is needed
What it costs
What's included →What you pay for once
One-time paymentInstallation on your hosting, the update schedule set up, the free plugins and a month of support.
Includes connecting one supplier in XML, YML or CSV.
Plugins: the cost is shown in the catalogue entry for each plugin. Paid plugins are a one-time payment.
| The program and the one included supplier | $100 |
|---|---|
| Extra plugins | None chosen |
| Monitoring | Not chosen |
| Starting total | $100 one-time |
An example for a supplier in XML, YML or CSV. For Excel and sources without a feed we'll quote after reviewing them.
Monitoring — optional
If you need changes in your sources watched, add monitoring. Its terms and cost are stated separately from the program and the one-time installation.
Monitoring is not required for the program to work, and it does not automatically fix every change in a source structure.
Ask about monitoring