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• Preamble - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Compatibility Plugin works on PrestaShop 1.6 and newer. Knowledge Required The module does not require any special technical knowledge, but it might sometimes need an effort of general understanding and to know the operating mechanism of marketplaces. Before, it is imperative to understand the difference between an offer and a product, it is a common practice in all marketplaces. Read the page Clearly differentiate between an offer and a product - Feed.biz (PrestaShop) (https://doc.coFew readers

• Clearly differentiate between an offer and a product - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  To understand how marketplaces work, imagine looking at a T-shirt in a shop window. What you see there is a product. Once you step inside the store and see that exact T-shirt available in various sizes, colors, and prices, you are looking at the offers. Marketplaces process these two data sets separately to keep their systems organized: An offer represents the commercial data tied to selling the item. It includes transaction-specific details like the reference number (SKU), stock qFew readers

• Validate your catalog structure - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  The Reference field in PrestaShop serves as your product's SKU (Stock Keeping Unit) for all marketplaces. This unique internal identifier is critical because the integration uses it to match your product offers and import orders. For the sync to function correctly, the Reference field must be filled out accurately and must be completely unique. Missing or duplicated references will cause the integration to fail. In addition to the reference, the EAN code must also be added and must beFew readers

• Create your account in Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  To start using Feed.biz with your PrestaShop store, you need to set up a new user account and activate it. Follow these steps to get started: Step 1: Fill Out the Registration Form Go to the Feed.biz login portal at https://client.feed.biz/users/login. Click on Create a New Account. You can click on the Google account button to register directly with your Google account. Or, fill in the registration form manually with your required accountFew readers

• Accessing your Feed.biz account (PrestaShop)

  Prerequisites Before logging in, make sure you have a valid, active account. If you need to create one, please refer to our guide: Creating Your Feed.biz Account. Logging into Feed.biz Open your web browser and navigate to the Feed.biz login page: https://client.feed.biz/users/login. Choose your login method: Standard Sign-In: Enter yoFew readers

• Your Feed.biz dashboard (PrestaShop)

  The homepage of the Feed.biz back-office displays your dashboard, which is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of your store's performance and catalog sync status at a single glance. Here is a breakdown of the key elements you will find on your dashboard: Key Dashboard Elements Activity: Displays a quick overview of recent background operations. Click See more to expand and review your full activity history. Top Categories: Highlights the product categories thFew readers

• My Account - Setting up your Feed.biz account (PrestaShop)

  The My Account section in Feed.biz acts as your central hub for managing personal profiles, security setups, billing parameters, and subscription tiers. Prerequisite: Before configuring these settings, ensure you have a valid, active account. If you need to register, please see our Account Creation Guide. Edit My Profile Update your personal identity details and communication pFew readers

• My Shop - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  In the My Shop section, you connect your online store. This area holds all the information about your shop's configuration and the product data stored in Feed.biz. It is divided into six main sections: Connect This section is used to link your online store directly to Feed.biz. ConnectingFew readers

• My Shop > Connect & Configuration - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  First-Time Connection Guide Setting up the FeedBiz plugin for the first time requires downloading the module, installing it within your PrestaShop back-office, and linking the two platforms together. Connection Steps Go to My Shop Connect in your FeedBiz dashboard to download the module for PrestaShop. Keep the file compressed; do not unzip it after downloading. Log into your PrestaShop back-office, navigate to Modules Module Manager, and select Upload a module tFew readers

• My Shop > My Products - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Catalog Verification via "My Products" Navigation Path: Feedbiz My Shop My Products Once your product catalog has been fully imported from your PrestaShop back-office, you can use this tab to verify the import and view detailed reports on all synced items. Prerequisite: In order to view your products, you must have successfully completed your initial catalog import. If you haven't done this yet, please refer to the Connection Guide (https://doc.common-services.com/en/articFew readers

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• My Shop > Offer Options - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  How to Use Offer Options Offer Options let you change product details on the marketplace without changing them in your PrestaShop store. For example, if shipping costs $3 in your store, but you set it to $4 in Offer Options, the marketplace will show $4. Your store settings will stay exactly the same. You can change these options in two ways: By Product: Change settings for one product at a time. By Category: Change settings for a whole group of products at once.Few readers

• My Feeds - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Managing Your Feeds This section helps you control how your product data (your feed) is sent to different marketplaces. It is divided into four main parts: Configuration, Parameters, Logs, and Stock. Configuration General In this section, you set up the basic connection rules for Feed.biz: Authentication: Displays your security token. This is a special secure codFew readers

• My Feeds > Configuration > General - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  My Feeds Configuration General The General Configuration page is where you can select your preferred mode of operations and manage notification preferences. Mode Selection The selected mode indicates the level of technicality that will be displayed by Feed.biz: Beginner: A clean, simplified workspace that only shows basic features. Expert: Unlocks advanced options like price rules. Advanced: Features advanced marketplace options e.g. sandbox (https://Few readers

• My Feeds > Parameters > Carriers - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Managing Carriers Where to find it: My Feeds Parameters Carriers This section helps you manage your shipping providers (carriers). Feed.biz imports the shipping methods you already use in your store so you can easily connect them to your marketplaces. In Your PrestaShop Store Your PrestaShop store allows you to create, edit, or delete different carriers. Feed.bizFew readers

• My Feeds > Parameters > Filters - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Managing Filters Where to find it: My Feeds Parameters Filters Sometimes you may want to stop certain brands or suppliers from being sent to your marketplaces, either temporarily or permanently. The Filters page allows you to block specific manufacturers and suppliers from your product feed. As shown below, the interface is split into two simple sections: Manufacturers and Suppliers. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/3/f/a/8/3fa8ee645cd13200/filtersFew readers

• My Feeds > Parameters > Mapping > Manufacturers - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Manufacturer Mapping Where to find it: My Feeds Parameters Mapping Manufacturers Marketplaces often have strict rules about brand names, or they might spell a brand name differently than you do in your store. Manufacturer Mapping allows you to connect the brand names in your PrestaShop store to the correct matching names on the marketplace. As shown below, the setup uses a simple row-by-row layout to match your store values with marketplace values. (https://storage.crisp.chFew readers

• My Feeds > Parameters > Rules - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Catalog Import Rules Where to find it: My Feeds Parameters Rules Rules allow you to automatically control which products get imported from PrestaShop into Feed.biz based on their price, manufacturer, or supplier. ⚠️ Important Distinction: These rules apply strictly to the catalog import phase from PrestaShop into Feed.biz. Additional, separate rules can be configured later for individual marketplaces within their specific setup sections. As shown in images below,Few readers

• My Feeds > Parameters > Profiles - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Managing Profiles Where to find it: My Feeds Parameters Profiles Rules don't work by themselves. Instead, you group your rules together inside a Profile, which you then apply to a Category. This makes it easy to apply a whole set of rules to your product categories all at once. Step 1: Create and Name a Profile To start grouping your rules, you need to establish a profile:Few readers

• My Feeds > Parameters > Categories - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Managing Categories Where to find it: My Feeds Parameters Categories The Categories page serves two main purposes: choosing which store categories you want to export to your marketplaces, and applying your rule-filled Profiles to those categories. As shown in below image, your PrestaShop categories appear in a tree structure on the left, with corresponding Profile Mapping dropdown menus on the right. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/3/f/a/8/3fa8ee6Few readers

• My Feeds > Logs > Batches - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Batches Logs Where to find it: My Feeds Logs Batches The Batches page provides a historical log of every catalog batch imported from your store into Feed.biz. This report captures all transfer activity, whether the import was started manually by you or run automatically in the background. As shown in the image below, the dashboard gives you an overview of your recent import activity and the status of your product data. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/Few readers

• My Feeds > Logs > Messages - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Message Logs Where to find it: My Feeds Logs Messages The Messages logs provide specific error details for items that encountered problems during the import process from your shop to Feed.biz. Understanding the Log Components Each report section displays detailed rows containing critical data points to help you identify why an item failed or gave a warning: ID:Few readers

• My Feeds > Logs > Import History - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Import History Where to find it: My Feeds Logs Import History The Import History page displays a continuous log of all your recent catalog imports. This report tracks every single import task, whether it was started manually or triggered automatically by the system. Understanding the Log Data The reporting grid contains the following columns for every import eventFew readers

• My Feeds > Stock > Report - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Stock Report Where to find it: My Feeds Stock Report This page shows a stock report for your active products. It tracks every stock change and shows your product details, how the stock changed, and how much stock is left after each update. Understanding the Stock Log The log is organized by product IDs and reference numbers. Each row shows these details: ProducFew readers

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