Overview
Prepare mapping profiles, validate, then publish SKUs in safe, chunked batches.
Prerequisites
- ProductCatalog data complete (titles, images, attributes, prices)
- At least one marketplace connector authenticated
Permissions required
Downloads & Templates
Steps (6)
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Connect marketplaces
Go to Settings → Integrations and authenticate Amazon, eBay, Shopify, WooCommerce or Walmart.
Tips
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Validation
- All required channels show status “Connected”.
Success criteria
- Tokens saved and scopes granted.
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Create mapping profiles per channel
Open Listing → Mapping Profiles → New. Choose channel and category; map required attributes and variant options.
Tips
- Start from a template category closest to your catalog.
- Use computed fields to normalize titles (e.g., “Brand + Model + Size”).
Validation
- Required fields show green checks in the preview.
Success criteria
- Profile saved with no unmet required attributes.
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Import or select SKUs
From ProductCatalog, filter the set to publish or import via CSV using the template.
Tips
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Validation
- All SKUs display complete images and GTINs (if required).
Success criteria
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Run preflight checks
Click “Validate” to run schema, image, and browse-node checks per channel.
Tips
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Validation
- No critical errors remain; warnings reviewed.
Success criteria
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Publish in batches
Choose batch size (e.g., 2–10k SKUs). ChannelBridge queues chunked jobs with backoff and retries.
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Validation
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Success criteria
- Feeds submitted and acknowledged by each channel.
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Monitor responses & fix issues
Open Error Console to resolve any feed failures; requeue fixed items.
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Validation
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Success criteria
- Listing success rate ≥ 99% within the run.
About this guide
ProductCatalog gives product and ecommerce teams a single, governed catalog for all SKUs — physical, digital and services. Define attributes per industry, manage options/variants with linked media, and organize via categories and collections.
Import from spreadsheets or systems, export clean feeds, and expose read/write operations through an HMAC-secured public bridge. Promotions are first-class (discounts, offers, loyalty, shipping, referrals) and are attachable to products, categories or collections.
Dashboards show KPIs, trending products and hourly/daily views. Metrics can be scraped by Prometheus, and roll-ups are maintained via cron. RBAC ensures admins, members and guests have the right level of access.