Prices change. Sizes sell out. New products arrive. We help you keep your ChatGPT Shopping product feed up to date, with the right details for each item and variant.
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Our product feed management software brings in your products, variants, images, prices, and inventory. Prepare the fields each destination needs without maintaining a second catalogue by hand.
Build your Shopify product feed from products and their variants. Use the correct ID, selected options, URL, and inventory for each variant, and use collections and attributes to help describe it.
Products · Variants · Collections · Inventory
Turn your WooCommerce catalogue into a product feed, including variable products and their variations. Each variation keeps its own stock status and any applicable sale price.
Products · Variations · Attributes · Sale prices
Choose the BigCommerce products, variants, and channels you want to include. Map the images, prices, and inventory to the item a shopper can buy.
Products · Variants · Channels · Images
Map configurable products and simple SKUs from Magento or Adobe Commerce. Choose the language, price, and product URL for each store view before building its feed.
SKUs · Configurable products · Store views · Media
Build the feed from PrestaShop products and combinations. Each sellable combination keeps its categories, attributes, stock, and connection to the original catalogue item.
Products · Combinations · Categories · Stock
Choose the Shopware product stream and sales channel you want to use. Update the relevant variants, images, and availability when the source product changes.
Product streams · Variants · Channels · Availability
Create your Wix product feed without copying the catalogue into another spreadsheet. Include the variant options, images, and current stock in each update.
Products · Options · Images · Stock
Build a feed from your Squarespace products and variants. Review each item’s title, description, price, and product page before publishing an update.
Products · Variants · Prices · Product pages
Choose the catalogue, site, price book, and inventory used by each feed. Include the right products for each market while keeping the source IDs your commerce team uses.
Catalogues · Sites · Price books · Inventory
Map commercetools product types, variants, and custom attributes into your feed. Choose the prices and inventory for the market and product selection you want to include.
Product types · Variants · Attributes · Prices
Choose which VTEX products, SKUs, and seller offers belong in the feed. Use the price and inventory for the selected seller’s offer.
Catalogue · SKUs · Sellers · Offers
Reuse your existing merchant product data instead of starting again. Map it to the destination’s fields, then check product IDs, availability, prices, and currency formats.
Product data · Field mapping · Validation · Updates
You can also prepare product data from custom commerce APIs, hosted feeds, and files. Use marketing data connectors to bring catalogue and order data into the connected marketing data platform, so your team can report on the same products and variants.
Map the fields in your catalogue to the fields required in your product feed. Check each variant’s ID, price, availability, image, and landing page, and see how a rule changes the source value before publishing.
| Catalogue data | Feed field | Preparation rule |
|---|---|---|
| Variant identifier | item_id | Use one stable ID for each variant a shopper can buy. |
| Product name | title | Name the product and make the selected option clear. |
| Selling price | price | Combine the amount and currency: 89.00 USD. |
| Inventory state | availability | Include the correct stock status, including when the item is out of stock. |
| Variant landing page | url | Open the product with the relevant variant selected. |
| Product photograph | image_url | Use the image that represents the selected item. |
For an OpenAI discovery feed, the required fields are item_id, title, description, url, brand, seller_name, image_url, availability, and price. Group related variants while keeping their individual records. Review the product feed specification alongside your destination mapping.
Product feed optimization starts with the details people need to choose: materials, dimensions, fit, compatibility, and intended use. Use keyword and competitor research to find the language shoppers use, then write titles and descriptions that accurately explain your products.
Use your catalogue for ChatGPT Shopping, product advertising, and agentic commerce. Each destination needs the right product fields, with advertising and checkout set up separately.
Include the product details, images, price, and availability people need to compare options. Make sure the product page shows the same item and information as the feed.
Build product advertising around the items and offers in your catalogue. Set the campaign, budget, and measurement, then use paid media audits and ad creative and copy to review and improve the advertising.
Agentic commerce checkout needs the selected item, seller, fulfilment details, and a working purchase flow. Manage the checkout integration separately from the discovery feed, using the same product and variant IDs.
See which item and field caused a product feed error. We show the original value, the mapped value, and the rule that produced it, so you can fix the mapping. Errors that block a listing are separated from suggested product-content improvements.
Identity
Keep the same product and variant IDs when prices or stock change. Use the source SKU and product family to identify the item in reports and correct its feed record.
Completeness
Find missing IDs, images, descriptions, and required attributes. Fix the errors that prevent a listing first, then add the details shoppers need to compare the product.
Consistency
Check that the landing page matches the feed’s variant, price, currency, image, and stock status. If the same mismatch affects a range of products, fix the mapping rule rather than editing each record.
Freshness
Check when the source refreshed, which feed version was prepared, and whether it published successfully. Product feed automation lets you trace a price or stock change and investigate an item that is still showing old information.
Review the errors and change history in the feed, then check the corrected version before publishing it. Use campaign optimization to update affected campaigns when a product, offer, or stock level changes.
Choose the store, products, language, and currency. Assign responsibility for the catalogue data and the feed mapping, so your team knows where to make a correction.
Check the field mappings and variant groups, then open individual product records to inspect the result. Resolve blocking errors before approving the feed version.
Refresh and publish the feed as stock and prices change. Use product IDs to compare feed records with reporting, investigate failed updates, and check the next version before it goes out.
Use AI visibility tracking to see where your products appear in AI answers. Compare those findings with website visits and store orders to understand how shoppers reach your site and what they buy.
Track the same shopping questions across your selected platforms and markets. Compare the percentage of answers mentioning your products, and check whether the question set changed between periods.
See which visits your analytics attributes to AI platforms and which product pages those visitors open. Report visits separately from product appearances in AI answers.
Compare purchases using your store’s order definition and chosen attribution window. Use marketing performance analysis to investigate the results, then share your findings in ecommerce marketing reports.
Product feed management brings your catalogue data into the format a shopping or advertising destination needs. We help you choose the products, map the fields, check for errors, and publish updates as prices and stock change. You can see which version was prepared and what needs correcting.
Connect your store and map its products to the feed fields needed for ChatGPT Shopping. Check that variants, prices, images, and URLs match your store. We combine product feeds with research, AI visibility tracking, and reporting, so ecommerce marketing teams can manage the feed and investigate how their products are discovered.
Make it clear what the product is, who it suits, and how it differs from the alternatives. Include the attributes that matter to the purchase, and update them when the range changes. Use the same research for your feed descriptions and ecommerce content, with accurate titles rather than repeated keywords.
Yes. Manage each client’s store, feed mappings, and reports in their agency workspace. Your team can follow the same review process across clients while using each client’s product categories, markets, and goals.
Connect your store, check your product data, and manage price and stock updates without a second catalogue to maintain.
