📂 Feeds Management
This section allows administrators to manage product feed sources. Each feed represents a file (CSV, XML, TXT) provided by an affiliate network or merchant, containing product data to be imported into the platform.
Feed List Overview
- Feed Name: A custom label for the feed (e.g.,
Evomag.ro
,Tefal
). Used for internal reference and display. - Network Identifier: The domain or name of the affiliate network (e.g.,
2performant.com
,cj.com
). This is used to match affiliate templates if configured. - Feed Type: Format of the feed file. Supported types include
CSV
,XML
, andTXT with csv format
. - Last Import: Timestamp of the most recent successful import. Helps track feed freshness.
- Status: Indicates whether the feed is active. Only active feeds are processed by cron jobs.
- Actions: Includes options to edit, delete, or manually import the feed.
Adding a New Feed
- Click Add Feed to create a new feed entry.
- Provide the following details:
- Feed Name – Internal label for the feed.
- Network Identifier – Used for affiliate link conversion.
- Feed Type – Select
CSV
,XML
, orTXT
. - Feed URL – Direct link to the feed file hosted by the merchant or network.
- Import Frequency – Choose how often the feed should be imported (e.g., hourly, daily).
- After saving, the feed will appear in the list and be ready for mapping and import.
Manual Import
- Click the Import button next to any feed to trigger a manual import.
- This will fetch the feed file and update products accordingly.
- Manual imports are useful for testing or importing data outside of scheduled cron jobs.
Best Practices
- Use descriptive feed names to easily identify sources.
- Ensure feed URLs are stable and publicly accessible.
- Set realistic import frequencies based on how often the merchant updates their feed.
- Always map feed columns and categories before enabling automatic imports.