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• Preamble - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Compatibility This plugin works with PrestaShop 1.6 and newer versions. Requirements You do not need any special technical skills to use this module. However, it helps to have a basic understanding of how online marketplaces work. Most importantly, you must know the difference between a "product" and an "offer," which is standard practice for all marketplaces. Please read this guide before you begin: [Clearly differentiate between an offer and a product - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)](https:Few 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 is used as your product's SKU (Stock Keeping Unit) on marketplaces. This code is very important because the system uses it to match your products and sync your orders correctly. For the sync to work, every product and variant needs its own unique Reference and EAN code. If any codes are missing or duplicated, the sync will fail. Case 1: Products with Variants (Combinations) On the Information tab, fill out the main product reference.Few 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 accounFew 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 Feed.biz dashboard gives you a quick look at how your store is doing and the status of your product updates. Here is what you will find on your dashboard: Dashboard Overview Activity: Shows a quick list of recent background tasks. Click See more to view your full history. Top Categories: Shows your largest product categories with the most items. Inventory: Displays your total stock, split into active and inactive products. Orders By Marketplace: A chart thFew readers

My Account

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

  The My Account section is where you manage your personal profile, security, billing info, and subscription plan. Edit My Profile You can update your personal details and preferences here: Personal Information: Change your name, email, password, and profile picture. Newsletter Subscriptions: Turn this on to get updates about new features and news from Feed.biz. Terms & Conditions: Read the official Feed.biz user agreements. *Note: Make sure to click **SaveFew readers

My Shop

• My Shop - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

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

• My Shop > Connection - 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 > Connection 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 moduleFew readers

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

  After you import your products from PrestaShop, you can use this page to check your items and make sure everything synced correctly. Note: You must run your first product import before you can see anything here. If you haven't done this yet, see our Connection Guide. Product Information Shown The product table shows these details for each item: Product ID: The unique number for the productFew readers

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

  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. Offer Options – By ProductFew readers

My Feeds

• My Feeds - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  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: Mode: Lets you choose the operating mode. This changes how simple or advanced the technical settingsFew readers

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

  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: Simple setup with standard settings. Expert: Unlocks extra tools like exclusion rules, carrier choices, and profiles.Few readers

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

  This section helps you manage your shipping providers (carriers). Feed.biz imports the carriers you already use in your store so you can connect them to your marketplaces. In Your PrestaShop Store Your PrestaShop store allows you to create, edit, or delete different carriers. Feed.biz automatically looks at your store and collects this exact list of carriers. In Feed.bFew readers

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

  Sometimes you may want to stop products of certain brands or suppliers from being sent to your marketplaces. The Filters page allows you to block specific manufacturers and suppliers from your product feed. As shown below, the interface is split into two sections: Manufacturers/brands and Suppliers. How Filters Work Select the manufacturers/brands & suppliers to exclude. The cFew readers

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

  Marketplaces might spell a brand name differently than you do in your store. Brand 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. How to Map Brands Select Your Store Brand: On the left siFew readers

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

  Rules let you choose which products are excluded from the feed or deleted from marketplaces based on their price, manufacturer (brand), or supplier. The setup screen has an editing area on the left and a Summary panel on the right that shows what your rule will do.Few readers

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

  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: Click the + Add a Profile button at the top left of the configuration sFew readers

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

  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. Goal 1: Choose Categories Select the store categories you want to export to the marketplace. You can bulk-select multiple categories by holding the Shift key while clicking. Goal 2: ApplyinFew readers

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

  The Batches page shows a list of every product import from your store to Feed.biz. It tracks all updates, whether you started them yourself or they ran automatically in the background. This page gives you a quick look at your recent imports and the status of your product data. Understanding the Log Details The table shows these details for each import: Batch ID: A uniqueFew readers

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

  The Messages log shows errors and warnings for items that had problems when importing from your store to Feed.biz. Products Log vs. Offers Log The system imports data from your store using two different background processes. Because of this, your logs are split into two separate sections: Products Log: Shows issues found during Product Import. Offers Log: Shows issuFew readers

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

  The Import History page shows a list of all your recent product imports. It tracks every import task, whether you started it yourself or the system ran it automatically. Understanding the Log Details The table shows these details for each import event: Shop name: The name of the store used for the import. Tasks: The specific action that ran (for example: `import_stFew readers

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

  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: Product / Reference: The product ID or its reference. Date: TheFew readers

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

  This page shows products that are currently on hold for orders that have not shipped yet. It lists pending orders from the last 4 days across all your connected marketplaces (like Amazon MFN, eBay, and Cdiscount). When a customer buys an item, the system holds that stock so you do not accidentally sell it to someone else. If the order ships: The items are officially taken out of your total stock. If the order is canceled: The hold is removed, and the items automatically go bacFew readers

Marketplaces

• Marketplaces > Select Marketplaces - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Feed.biz supports multiple marketplaces like Amazon and Cdiscount. You can connect to several platforms at the same time using a single Feed.biz account. How to Add a Marketplace To start setting up your channels, click Select Marketplaces. The page will show different tabs for each marketplace. Click on the tab for the marketplace you want to set up to begin. ![](httpsFew readers

Marketplaces - Cdiscount

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Configuration - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  To make setting up your Cdiscount integration simple, the settings are split into eight different tabs. Configuration Tabs Parameters: Your main account settings and connection details. Categories: Select your PrestaShop categories and link models to prepare your product details for export to Cdiscount. Attributes & Features: Connecting your product features and attributes to Cdiscount fields. Carriers: Linking your shipping methods. Product Conditions: Map yFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Configuration > Parameters - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Use this tab to connect your PrestaShop store to Cdiscount and set your basic parameters. Authentication Active: Enable your Cdiscount France connection. If you do not have a seller account yet, you can sign up on the Cdiscount Marketplace website. Seller ID: Type your unique Cdiscount Seller ID into this field. Parameters Extra Fees: Add extra platform fees to your orders as a tax-free item. **Automatic RepricingFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Configuration > Categories - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Use this tab to choose which product categories you want to export to Cdiscount and link them to the Models you created. How It Works Select Categories: On the left side, check the boxes for the categories you want to send to Cdiscount. Only products inside checked categories will be exported. Assign Models: On the right side, choose a model for each selected category. With a Model: Feed.biz will use the model settings to create new product listings on CdiscFew readers

• Combinations Export for Cdiscount - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  By default, if you have a product with variations (like a T-shirt in Blue, White, and Red), the system will export them as three completely separate, individual product listings on Cdiscount. To group them together on a single page, you must export them as variants by configuring your model(s). Is Your Product Eligible for Variants? Cdiscount has strict rulesFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Configuration > Attributes & Features (Mappings) - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  The mapping of your attributes & features help you connect your store's product values with Cdiscount's official values. Sometimes, your store uses one name for a detail, but the marketplace uses another, even though they mean the exact same thing. For example, a T-shirt could be of size L in your Shop and of size Large in the marketplace. How to Map Your Data When you open this tab, you will see your product details split into columns: Left Side (Your Store Value): Displays tFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Configuration > Carriers - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Use this tab to set up your shipping times and link your store's carriers to your Cdiscount delivery methods. Shipping Preparation Preparation Time: This field is mandatory. Enter the number of days you need to package an order and hand it to the carrier. 💡 Note: The number you enter here is your store's default fallback. You can override this time for specific product groups inside your Models settings. Matching Your Carriers The shipping options displayed onFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Configuration > Product Conditions - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  On this page, you match your store's product conditions (like New or Used) to the official conditions on Cdiscount. How to Match Your Conditions On this page, you will see a list of conditions split into two columns: Left Side (Cdiscount - Product Conditions): This shows the official condition names used by the marketplace. Right Side (Feed.biz - Condition): This is a dropdown menu showing the condition names used inside your own PrestaShop store. To link them, look at tFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Configuration > Exclusions - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Use this tab to define exclusion rules to prevent specific products from being created or sold on the marketplace. Exclusion Settings Excluded Brands: Select brands to exclude from marketplace exports. Excluded Suppliers: Select suppliers to exclude from marketplace exports. Excluded Price Ranges: Define minimum and maximum price limits to exclude products within those ranges. Click + Add a price range to set multiple ranges. Exclude Below Stock Level: DefiFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Configuration > Price Rules - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  This page lets you change your product prices on Cdiscount based on their PrestaShop price (tax included). You can set up different price ranges to increase or decrease your prices when exporting to the marketplace. You can configure both a Percentage (%) and a Value (€) adjustment at the same time for the same price range. How to Create a Price Rule You can configure rules for one or several price ranges. For each row: Set the Price Range: In the first two boxes, enterFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Offer Options > By Product - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  This page lets you set custom rules (overrides) for individual products. When you set a value here, Feed.biz will use it for Cdiscount instead of using the normal data from your PrestaShop store. If a product has variations (variants), you can select and configure them individually. Custom Product Settings Click Edit next to any product to open the settingsFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Offer Options > By Category - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  This page lets you set custom rules (overrides) for an entire product category at once. Any values you set here will apply to all products inside that category, replacing the normal data from your PrestaShop store. Custom Category Settings Click Edit next to an eligible child category to open its settings form. You can change the following fields for all proFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Tasks > Scheduled Tasks - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  This page handles the automatic updates between your PrestaShop store and Cdiscount. It uses automated background tasks (called "cron jobs") without you needing to do them manually. Understanding the Tasks Table The main table shows all the automatic actions running in the background: Allow automatic updates: Check the box next to a task to turn its automation on or off. Tasks: The name of the process (such as handling orders or products). Cron file target: The techFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Tasks > Actions > Offers - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  This page provides the tools you need to create and update your offers on Cdiscount. 💡 Offer vs. Product: An Offer controls your price, stock, and shipping settings for an item that already exists on Cdiscount. If the physical product does not exist on Cdiscount yet, you must use the [Products Wizard](https://doc.common-services.com/en/article/marketplaces-cdFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Tasks > Actions > Products - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  This page lets you add new products to Cdiscount if they are not already on the marketplace. 💡 Product vs. Offer: Use these tools if your product does not exist on Cdiscount at all. If the product page already exists on the marketplace and you only need to add your offer, use the [Offers Actions](https://doc.common-services.com/en/article/marketplaces-cdiscount-taFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Tasks > Actions > Orders - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  This page lets you manually accept, import, and update your Cdiscount orders. 💡 Note: These actions run automatically in the background through your Scheduled Tasks. You only need to use this page if you want to trigger a manual update immediately. 1. Accept Orders This section lets you confirm pending orders on Cdiscount for a specific time frame. Accepting anFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Tasks > Actions > Import - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  This page allows you to manually refresh the list of product categories from Cdiscount if they fail to update automatically. Categories If the marketplace structure doesn't update on its own, you can use this section to manually refresh the list of product categories available from Cdiscount. Import Categories: Click this button to trigger an immediate importFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Tasks > Actions > Models - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  This page lets you quickly generate product models using the existing catalog data from your PrestaShop store. Automatic Model Generation Instead of manually building product models one by one, you can use this automation tool to scan your sFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > My Products - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  This page acts as your central dashboard to review all items imported from your PrestaShop store into Feed.biz. It also allows you to monitor their marketplace identifiers, and statuses on Cdiscount. 🛑 Prerequisite: Before you can view your products here, you must have previously configured and imported your PrestaShop product catalog. For full setup instructions, see the [Configuration Guide](https://doc.common-services.com/en/article/my-shop-connect-configuration-feedbiz-prestashop-45omFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Offer Reports - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  Use this page to view processing reports sent back by Cdiscount after updating your product offers, allowing you to confirm successful updates or troubleshoot marketplace errors. ℹ️ Offer Reports vs. Logs Offer Reports: Display errors and responses returned directly from Cdiscount after an offer feed has been transmitted to and processed by the marketplace. Logs: DispFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Logs - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  This page tracks the history and status of all your manual and automated tasks. Latest Updates Panel The panel on the left displays the exact date and time of your most recent operations: Manual Update: Shows the last time you manually started an operation. Scheduled Tasks Update: Shows the last time an automatic background task ran. History ReportFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Orders - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  This page lets you import your Cdiscount orders into your PrestaShop store, and send tracking numbers and shipping updates back to Cdiscount. Main Buttons You can manage your orders manually using the two blue buttons at the top right: Import Orders: Downloads your sales from Cdiscount into your website. Clicking this opens a Parameters window with a few simple settinFew readers

• Marketplaces > Cdiscount > Carts - Feed.biz (PrestaShop)

  This page displays live cart data synchronized directly from Cdiscount. It shows orders that are currently pending or held on Cdiscount. These orders may not yet be imported into your shop. Reading the Carts Table The table lists your Cdiscount carts across these columns: SKU: The unique product code for the item. Order Status: The current stage of the order on Cdiscount. Reserved Quantity: How many units of the product are currently held or locked for the buyer.Few readers

Marketplaces - Amazon

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Configuration > Features

  Use this tab to choose which features and functional options you want to enable for your Amazon integration. Catalog Features Product Creation: Enables the creation and export of new product listings to Amazon. Import Orders: Automatically imports your Amazon orders directly into your store's back office. Price Rules: Allows you to adjust, format, and apply custom pricing rules for Amazon listings. Create Out of Stock: Allows creation of new products (includingFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Configuration > Parameters

  Use this tab to manage synchronization preferences for stock and prices, and to connect Feed.biz to your Amazon Seller Central account using Amazon's Selling Partner API (SP-API). Preferences Control which product data Feed.biz is allowed to sync to Amazon: Stock: Enable this option to allow stock levels to be sent and automatically updated on Amazon. Price: EnableFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Configuration > Models

  Use this tab to create and manage Models that define product categories, variation themes, and specific attribute mappings required by Amazon for creating new product listings. Managing Models Add a Model: Click the + Add a Model button to build a new template for product listing creation. Edit a Model: Click Edit next to an existing model to modify its category, variation settings, or mapped fields. Delete a Model: Click Delete to permanently removeFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Configuration > Profiles

  Use this tab to create and manage Profiles that link product categories to Amazon models and set rules for stock, pricing, titles, descriptions, shipping, and identifiers. Managing Profiles Add a Profile: Click + Add a Profile to create a new profile configuration. Edit or Delete: Modify an existing profile or remove it using the Edit or Delete buttons. Basic Profile Settings Profile Name: Enter a recognizable name for the profile. **ModFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Configuration > Categories

  Use this tab to select which store categories to export to Amazon and map them to the corresponding Amazon Profiles created in your configuration. Category Management Tools Propagate: Automatically apply parent category settings and profile selections down to all child subcategories. Expand all / Collapse all: Expand or collapse the entire category tree structure. Check all / Uncheck all: Select or deselect all categories in your store. Quick Selection Tip: CheFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Configuration > Mappings

  Use this tab to map your store's attribute values (such as sizes, colors, and materials) to Amazon's standardized target values for each product category. Value Mapping Tools + Add a custom value: Click this button in the top right corner to create custom mapping rules or define custom attribute values. Copy Value: Copies the original store attribute value directly into the Amazon mapping field. All Matching Value: Automatically matches and assigns identical store vaFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Configuration > Carriers

  Use this tab to associate your store's shipping carriers with Amazon's recognized carriers to ensure accurate tracking and order synchronization between Feed.biz and Amazon. Incoming Orders When receiving orders from Amazon, Amazon provides the carrier name used for the order. Map these incoming carriers to match your store's existing carrier settings: Amazon Carrier (Left): Displays the carrier name sent by Amazon for imported orders. Shop Carrier (Right): Select the corFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Configuration > Product Conditions

  Use this tab to map your store's product conditions (e.g., new, used, refurbished) to Amazon's standardized condition list to ensure accurate item representation on the marketplace. Condition Mapping Amazon Condition (Left): Select or view Amazon's official standard condition options (e.g., New, Used Like New, Refurbished). Shop Condition (Right): Select the corresponding product condition configured in your online store to map to the Amazon condition.Few readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Configuration > Filters

  Use this tab to exclude specific brands or suppliers so their products are not sent to Amazon. Filter Settings Excluded Brands: Select brands to exclude from Amazon exports. Excluded Suppliers: Select suppliers to exclude from Amazon exports.Few readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Repricing > Parameters

  Use this tab to configure your Amazon AWS API credentials and default shipping costs to enable automated repricing for your Amazon listings. API Settings AWS KEY ID: Enter your Amazon AWS Access Key ID. AWS SECRET KEY: Enter your Amazon AWS Secret Access Key. Duplicate keys: Enable this option to automatically apply these API keys across your other configured Amazon marketplaces. Check Connectivity: Click to test and validate your API connection. The button turFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Repricing > Service Settings

  Use this tab to manage your subscription to the Amazon Repricing service and inspect the message queues used for price data processing. Subscription Management Check/Subscribe Service: Click to subscribe to the repricing service or verify the status of an existing subscription. Cancel Subscription: Click to disable and unsubscribe from the repricing service. Maintenance List Queues: Click to display the active message queues used to collect incoming competFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Repricing > Strategies

  Use this tab to create and manage dynamic pricing strategies to automatically keep your Amazon product prices competitive against other sellers. Strategy Configuration Strategy Name: Enter a unique identifier for your strategy. Entering a name unlocks the configuration fields below. BEHAVIOR: Select how the strategy is applied: Automatic: Evaluates prices every 30 minutes. Uses individual product min/max limits if defined, or calculates prices using the strategy's BFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Repricing > Product Strategies

  Use this tab to define individual product-level repricing rules by setting minimum and maximum price thresholds, editing specific SKUs, or importing and exporting strategy files in bulk. Bulk Operations Import Product Strategies: Upload a completed CSV file to bulk-assign minimum and maximum price limits to your products. Download Product Strategies: Download a CSV file containing current product strategy data. You can filter the export by Only Active products, **OnlyFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Repricing > Logs

  Use this tab to view and monitor the execution history and price adjustment logs for your Amazon listings. Log Information Table SKU: The unique product identifier processed during the repricing event. Date: Timestamp indicating when the repricing operation occurred. Repricing from: The source queue or system origin that triggered the repricing calculation. Processed by: The execution process or service handler responsible for applying the rule (e.g., *RepricinFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > FBA > Parameters

  Use this tab to configure Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) settings, including stock synchronization rules, fee surcharges, pricing formulas, shipping templates, and Multi-Channel Fulfillment options. Fulfillment by Amazon FBA MASTER PLATFORM: Select to designate this marketplace profile as the master FBA platform for Amazon Europe. Configuration Settings BEHAVIOR: Define stock handling and fulfillment switching: **Use Amazon FBA stock first, then switch to your oFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > FBA > Carriers

  Use this tab to map your store's shipping carriers with Amazon Shipping Service Levels for FBA Multi-Channel Fulfillment. Mapping Carriers FEED.BIZ CARRIER SIDE: Select a carrier configured in your store AMAZON SHIPPING SERVICE LEVEL: Choose the corresponding Amazon shipping speed to apply when orders are fulfilled via FBA (Standard, Expedited, Priority, SecondDay, NextDay). + (Add Row): Click the plus icon to add an additional carrier mapping entry.Few readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Offer Options > By Products

  Use this page to set product-level overrides for Amazon. Any values configured here replace your shop's default settings when sending offer feeds to the marketplace. Editing Product Offer Options Click Edit next to any product to open its configuration panel. If a product contains combinations or variants, options can be set individually for each variant. The editable fields include: Price Override: Set a custom price for Amazon that replaces your shop's standard price.Few readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Offer Options > By Category

  Use this page to apply offer options at the category level. Settings configured here automatically apply to all products and offers within the selected categories, overriding your shop's default values. ℹ️ Product-Level Overrides Need to configure custom settings for an individual item instead of an entire category? Use Offer Options by Product. Editing Category Offer OptioFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Messaging > Send Invoice by Email

  Use this page to automatically email PDF invoices to customers when their Amazon orders reach a specific status. Configuring Automated Invoice Emails Toggle the ACTIVE switch to ON to reveal the email configuration options: Orders Statuses: Select the order status trigger (e.g., Shipped) that causes the invoice email to be sent. Mail Template: Select the email body template to use for the invoice notification. Click Preview to inspect the email text or **ManFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Messaging > Seller Review Incentive

  Use this page to configure automated email requests asking customers to rate their purchase and leave a seller review on Amazon. Configuring Seller Review Requests Toggle the ACTIVE switch to ON to enable automated review incentive emails and display configuration fields: Orders Statuses: Choose the order status (e.g., Shipped or Delivered) that triggers the email action. Mail Template: Select the email template sent to customers for seller review requests. ClFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Messaging > Customer Service

  Use this page to connect your customer service email account to Feed.biz, allowing you to receive Amazon customer messages and reply to them directly from your Customer Service interface. Enabling Customer Service Messaging Toggle the ACTIVE switch to ON to enable messaging integration and display the setup fields: Email Provider: Select your email service provider (e.g., Google Mail (gmail.com)). Login & Password: Enter the login email address and password forFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Tasks > Scheduled Tasks

  Use this page to view, enable, or disable automated background tasks executed by Feed.biz, such as stock updates, order retrieval, and FBA inventory management on Amazon. Scheduled Tasks Overview Feed.biz runs scheduled tasks automatically based on predefined frequencies and marketplace quota limits. You can monitor and control these background processes directly from the table interface: Allow automatic updates: Check or uncheck the box next to a task to enable or disable itsFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Tasks > Actions > Offers

  Use this page to manage and synchronize your product offers on Amazon via the Feed.biz Offers Wizard. 💡 Offer vs. Product: An Offer updates price, quantity, and listing details for products that already exist in the Amazon catalog. If a item does not yet exist on Amazon, use the Products Wizard to create a new catalog listing. Offers Wizard Setup Steps The Offers Wizard guides you through the offer synchronization workflow: Configure API Settings: Establish theFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Tasks > Actions > Products

  Use this page to launch the Amazon Products Creation Wizard to create new product listings in the Amazon catalog when your store inventory, pricing, or tax data does not match an existing Amazon item. Product Creation Wizard Workflow The Amazon Products Creation Wizard guides you through configuring and publishing new catalog listings: Configure API Settings: Authenticate the connection between Feed.biz and Amazon via SP-API credentials, and toggle whether to synchronize priceFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Tasks > Actions > Orders

  Use this page to manually download orders received on Amazon into Feed.biz or send updated order fulfillment statuses and tracking numbers back to Amazon. ℹ️ Note: Before importing orders, ensure that Import Orders is enabled under Amazon > Configuration > Features. Order synchronization also occurs automatically according to your Scheduled Tasks settings. Import Orders Specify parameters to manually import Amazon orders within a target timeframe: **Order date raFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Tasks > Actions > Relations

  Use this page to update parent-child variation relationships (such as size or color options) for your Amazon listings without modifying underlying product or offer details. What are Relations? On Amazon, Relations link main products with their variation sub-products (for example, a T-shirt available in multiple sizes and colors). Grouping variations helps customers easily discover, compare, and purchase different options on a single detail page. Key Behaviors & ScopeFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Tasks > Actions > Images

  Use this page to transfer or update product images on Amazon separately without altering existing product details or variations. Image Export Overview Feed.biz allows you to decouple image uploads from initial product creation: Flexible Publishing: Products can be exported to Amazon without an image if one is not available at the time of export. Deferred Attachment: Once product images are ready, they can be uploaded separately and attached to the existing Amazon listingsFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Tasks > Actions > Delete

  Use this page to automatically delete products from your Amazon seller account. This tool targets products that have an assigned Profile and fall within the categories selected in your module configuration. Deletion Parameters Choose one of the following options to define which items to remove from the marketplace: Delete inactive products: Removes all inactive products currently on Amazon. Delete disabled Products: Removes only disabled offers on Amazon. **Delete out of StockFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Tasks > Actions > Repricing

  Use this page to manually evaluate market pricing, export updated prices, or trigger a complete repricing cycle across all your Amazon offers. Repricing Actions Repricing - Analysis: Click the blue Repricing - Analysis button to initiate price analysis on Amazon and calculate optimal prices based on your configured repricing rules. Repricing - Export: Click the red Repricing - Export button to export and apply the recalculated repricing data to your Amazon listingsFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Tasks > Actions > FBA

  Use this page to manage Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) operations, including retrieving fee estimates, accessing FBA inventory management, and syncing FBA order statuses. FBA Actions Estimated FBA Fees: Click Estimated FBA Fees to download estimated FBA fulfillment fees directly from Amazon for your products. FBA Manager: Click FBA manager to view and manage your FBA inventory. FBA Orders Statuses: Click FBA Orders Statuses to update and synchronize the lateFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Tasks > Actions > Shipping

  Use this page to synchronize, manage, and view Amazon Shipping Templates configured in Seller Central for use within Feed.biz. Shipping Template Seller Central Sync: If you have configured Shipping Templates in Amazon Seller Central, you can import and apply them within Feed.biz. Template Application: Shipping templates can be applied to a Profile, directly to an individual Product, or using a combination on the Product sheet extension. Default Fallback: If no shippiFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Tasks > Actions > Messaging

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• Marketplaces > Amazon > Error Resolutions > Product Export Status

  Use this page to review product export statuses, inspect update failures, and identify specific data errors blocking catalog sync with Amazon. Product Export Table The main table lists each product entry alongside its current export status and detailed error information: Reference: Displays the product SKU or variation identifier. ID Attribute & Categories: Indicates the store attribute ID and mapped product category. Product Conditions & EAN/UPC: Displays the item cFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Error Resolutions > Offers

  Use this page to view, search, and troubleshoot offer synchronization errors returned by Amazon during feed updates. Overview & Search Features Amazon assigns a unique numerical code to each feed error to help identify the root cause. Search by SKU: Enter a product SKU into the Search: SKU field to find errors affecting a specific item. Search by Message: Type keywords or specific error text into the Search: Message field to filter the error list. ErrorFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Error Resolutions > Products

  Use this page to view, search, and troubleshoot product creation errors returned by Amazon during catalog feed updates. Overview & Search Features Amazon assigns a unique numerical code to each feed error to help identify the specific cause of a product creation failure: Search by SKU: Enter a product SKU into the Search: SKU field to view errors affecting a specific item. Search by Message: Type keywords or specific error text into the Search: Message field to fiFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Report

  Use this page to monitor feed submission reports generated by Amazon, review execution statistics, and inspect detailed error logs for failed item updates. Report Summary Fields The main report table provides tracking metrics across every submission batch: Batch ID & Submission ID: Unique identifiers assigned to the export batch by Feed.biz and Amazon. Action type: The process initiated (e.g., Repricing, Update Offers, Product Creation). Feed type: The specificFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Logs

  Use this page to check the status of manual and automated operations, review past task history, and identify why certain items were skipped. Latest Updates Recent Activity: Displays the date and time of the latest manual update and scheduled task execution. History Date Filtering: Filter operation logs between specific FROM and TO dates. **TFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Orders

  Use this page to import customer orders from Amazon into your online store and send shipment tracking details back to Amazon. Import Orders Import orders from Amazon to your store by setting specific search criteria: Parameters: Select an Order date range and choose an Order status (e.g., Pending, Unshipped, Partially shipped, Shipped, Cancelled, or Retrieve all pending Orders). Execution: Click Import Orders, select your parameters, and click **StFew readers

• Marketplaces > Amazon > Carts

  Use this page to view and monitor pending cart items. Carts Table Breakdown SKU: Displays the product SKU associated with the cart session. Status: Indicates the current processing or order status of the item. Quantity: Shows the item quantity included in the cart. Date: Displays the timestamp when the cart entry was generated.Few readers

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