Feed imports & normalization
Read CSV, XML, JSON or documented APIs and turn inconsistent columns and structures into an agreed internal format.
Turn supplier files and APIs into consistent product updates for your ecommerce platform, business system or database.
One supplier sends an XML catalog, another a CSV stock file, and your destination expects its own field names. I build a repeatable workflow that reads each source, transforms the data and delivers it in the format your system needs. The mapping is explicit, so the next update does not mean starting over.
Read CSV, XML, JSON or documented APIs and turn inconsistent columns and structures into an agreed internal format.
Match records by SKU, barcode, vendor code or another defined identifier, and report records that cannot be matched confidently.
Map product fields, calculate agreed price adjustments and apply filters before exporting or updating the destination.
Schedule imports and exports, or connect a destination API, with validation and failure reporting appropriate to the workflow.
Example workflow: several supplier formats become a consistent product dataset, ready for an agreed export format or destination API. Actual fields depend on your source samples.
A reusable Python workflow, source code, field mapping and setup instructions. Depending on scope, the output can be a clean file, a database update or a connection to an ecommerce or business system with suitable access.
This service focuses on processing feeds for different destinations and formats. The Shopify service focuses specifically on Shopify variants, locations and inventory operations.
Yes. We define a common field mapping and decide how to handle duplicates, supplier priority and conflicting data before building the combined output.
Validation can flag unexpected input so it can be reviewed. A changed structure may require an update to the parser or field mapping.
Send the original supplier file, the file you currently prepare and a description of your steps. That gives us a concrete starting point for deciding what can be automated.
Tell me what you’re doing manually.
I’ll help you find a practical way to automate it.
Send a short brief. We’ll work out the details together.