Import2Shop brings your wholesalers’ product data into the app and keeps prices and stock up to date on a schedule. That works through ready-made connections to more than 60 wholesalers or through your own CSV, XML or Excel file.
There is a ready-made connection for more than 60 wholesalers, such as Kosatec, Nedis, BigBuy, vidaXL and Competec. A wizard takes you through selection and connection test.
Your supplier is not on the list? You connect their CSV, XML or Excel file yourself, fetched via URL, FTP or SFTP.
A supplier's Shopify shop can be connected as a source too.
Every supplier has its own settings page.
Or create your own source with “New Importer”.
Feed address and credentials you receive from the wholesaler.
Recalculate prices, reset quantities or delete items that dropped out of the feed.
An interval in minutes or a fixed time of day, plus the hour in which new items are created.
You decide per supplier with switches. The fewer fields, the faster the update runs.
The two most important values, switchable separately.
Sold-out items are deactivated and no longer sold.
If the wholesaler drops an item, it is deactivated. If you wish, the app also deletes it in the shop.
Imports, background tasks and exports sit side by side.
When the supplier will be updated next, and how long the last run took.
You pause the schedule before bigger changes.
The own importer handles CSV, XML and Excel. Up to five files can be merged through a shared column, for example master data, stock and pictures.
Address of the file via URL, FTP or SFTP, plus delimiter and header row.
You map the columns to the fields, from SKU and name to prices and stock to pictures, categories and variants. A preview shows the data.
The test shows errors and warnings without saving anything.
After that the importer runs on a schedule like any ready-made connection.
A price template per supplier, category or item turns purchase price or RRP into your sales price.
You link the wholesaler's categories to those of your shop.
You release single items, whole categories or manufacturers for the shop. New items of the category follow automatically.
Changes go to Shopify, WooCommerce, Shopware, Gambio and eBay on the export schedule.
| Ready-made connections | More than 60 wholesalers |
|---|---|
| Own files | CSV, XML and Excel, up to five files per importer |
| Retrieval | Via URL, FTP or SFTP |
| Fields | SKU, EAN, name, descriptions, purchase price, RRP, stock, weight, categories, up to ten pictures, variants, attributes, manufacturer |
| Schedule | Interval in minutes or a daily time, per supplier |
| Update scope | Price, stock, name and description, status, attributes, each switchable |
| Dropped items | Deactivate, remove from the shop at 0 stock or delete automatically |
| Log | Logbook for imports, exports and synchronisation |
There are ready-made connections for more than 60 wholesalers, including Kosatec, Nedis, BigBuy, vidaXL and Competec. You connect other suppliers with the own importer.
Yes. The own importer handles CSV, XML and Excel. The file is fetched via URL, FTP or SFTP and you map the columns yourself.
As often as you set it per supplier: at an interval of minutes or once a day at a fixed time.
With “Inactive on 0 stock” it is deactivated. You can also have it removed from the shop until stock is back.
With feed tracking they are deactivated. If you wish, the app deletes them automatically in the app and in the shop.
No. The app fetches the data from the wholesaler on a schedule.
See which wholesalers are already connected, or talk to us about your supplier.
You have an Amazon seller account and source from wholesalers? Try the integration before launch and set it up with us.
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