/product-data-automation

Product data flows that scale with the business.

XML feeds, CSV imports, API integrations, supplier sync, price updates, stock logic. The infrastructure that decides whether your product catalog stays current — or breaks at volume.

/data flows

The plumbing layer of commerce.

Most commerce problems at volume are not design problems — they’re data problems. Wrong stock, wrong price, missing image, broken feed, conflicting supplier data.

/01 · Imports & feeds

XML, CSV, JSON

Scheduled feed pulls, delta-import logic, mapping layers, validation, dry-run modes — feeds that fail loudly, not silently.

/02 · Output feeds

Shopping, marketplaces

Google Shopping feeds, Facebook catalog, marketplace exports — generated from the same source so prices and stock match across channels.

/03 · Custom workflows

Sheets, APIs, automation

Google Sheets workflows for catalog teams, webhook-driven price updates, stock-sync scripts, automated rule engines for pricing changes.

/faq

Product data & automation projects.

What about supplier files that change format every month?

We build mapping layers that survive supplier-side changes. Validation catches breaks before they hit the store, not after.

Can you fix an existing import that keeps breaking?

Yes. Often the issue is not the import logic itself but the lack of validation, logging, and error visibility. Adding those costs less than rebuilding.

Do you handle very large catalogs (10k+ SKUs)?

Yes — including chunked imports, queue-based processing, and database-level optimization. We’ve shipped feeds that handle hundreds of thousands of SKU updates per day.

The plumbing layer: feed pulls, mapping logic, validation, output to Google Shopping and marketplaces. We build product data infrastructure that fails loudly when supplier sources break — never silently.

/08 · Application

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