We’ll connect your systems and automate data exchange

Yes. We’ll collect the attachments from the supplier’s emails, process the file and deliver the data to your website, system or partners. If an email contains several files or the workbook has several sheets, we’ll identify which ones to use. You won’t have to download the price list, make the required changes and upload it manually every time.

First, show us what it can export. We need a way to get the product list in some form: Excel, CSV, XML or another file. We’ll choose a connection method for your version and configuration. If you currently run the export manually, the workflow can process it once the file is updated. We’ll discuss automating the export separately.

We’ll review how the file is obtained in the portal and choose an available method: an authenticated link, an API or automated downloading from the account. If each login or download requires an SMS code, CAPTCHA or another manual confirmation, we’ll agree on a workable way to obtain the data before setup begins.

Yes. We’ll prepare an export that meets your partner’s requirements and deliver it by email, FTP or a link. You can send the full catalog or selected products and fields, apply different markups and discounts automatically, or restrict the export to specific categories for each partner.

Yes. We’ll review the formats, map fields and products, and build one catalog. We’ll define how to combine stock levels and choose prices when several suppliers carry the same product. If needed, we’ll add data from your 1C system, spreadsheets or website.

Yes. We’ll configure rules for each destination: markups, rounding, brand and category filters, product exclusions and the required fields. For example, your website can receive the full catalog, while a partner gets selected brands at their own prices.

We’ll join these sources using a SKU or another shared identifier and assemble the data for each product. We’ll agree on the source for each field and how to resolve conflicting values. If some data is missing everywhere, we’ll identify what needs to be added or generated.

Yes. We’ll match products to the source using SKUs or IDs and update only the required fields. Descriptions, photos and other data you maintain yourself can be preserved. We’ll agree separately on creating new products and handling items that disappear from the price list.

During setup we’ll account for known price-list variations, including column names, sheets and value formats. A substantial structural change may require adjustments to the rules. We’ll review the new file and agree on the changes. Regular updates to prices, stock levels and product rows are already covered by the configured workflow.

Yes, if the source and destination systems allow these updates to be separated. We’ll choose schedules for the catalog, prices and stock based on data volume and system limits. If a supplier refreshes a price list daily, more frequent runs will receive the same data until a new file appears.

Send sample source data and describe where it should go and the result you need. If your partner has supplied file requirements, include those too. We’ll propose a workflow, estimate the price and timeline, list the access needed and handle the setup. Don’t send passwords or API keys through the request form.

Complete setup means taking the agreed task from connecting the data to a verified workflow and training. The final price depends on the number of sources and destinations, access methods and data processing. We’ll agree on the scope and price before work begins. Ongoing data exchange is charged separately. We offer a substantial discount if you allow us to use your project in our marketing.

If the source updates automatically and is accessible, the workflow will run on the agreed schedule. We’ll show you how to check the results and launch an update manually when needed. If you prepare the source file yourself, you’ll need to update it in the agreed location — we’ll automate the processing and delivery that follow.

We can discuss those tasks too. Describe the data and the direction of exchange. We’ll review what the systems support and agree on a separate scope and price: order and status exchange is not automatically included in catalog setup.