Connect any store, file or API

1. In the Shopify admin (Settings → Apps → Develop apps), create an app for the store.
2. Give it the read-only scopes read_products and read_inventory, then install it.
3. Paste the Admin API access token — or the app's client ID and secret — into FeedManager.
4. Choose what to read — only products on the Online Store, metafields and their namespaces, stock per location, cost per item — and see the store's size before the first sync.

Shopify documentation

1. In WordPress, open WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → REST API.
2. Add a key with Read permission.
3. Paste the consumer key and secret into FeedManager.

WooCommerce documentation

1. In the Magento admin, open System → Extensions → Integrations and add an integration.
2. Allow read access to Catalog and Stores, then activate it.
3. Paste the access token (or all four OAuth values) and your store URL into FeedManager.

Magento / Adobe Commerce documentation

1. In the control panel, open Settings → API → Store-level API accounts and create an account.
2. Set Products and Information & settings to read-only.
3. Paste the store hash and access token into FeedManager.

BigCommerce documentation

1. In the back office, open Advanced Parameters → Webservice and turn it on.
2. Add a key with View (GET) access to products, combinations, stock and taxes.
3. Paste the key and your shop URL into FeedManager.

PrestaShop documentation

1. In the Ticimax panel, open the web service (Web Servis) settings.
2. Copy the authorization code (Yetki Kodu) and allow product reading.
3. Enter your store domain and the code in FeedManager.

1. In the ikas admin, create a private app under developer settings.
2. Give it read access to products.
3. Paste the client ID and secret, your store name and public store address into FeedManager.

ikas documentation

1. In the IdeaSoft admin, create an API app and paste FeedManager's redirect URL into it.
2. Give the app read access to products.
3. Paste the client ID and secret into FeedManager, then click Connect and approve.

1. In the T-Soft panel, open the web service (API) settings.
2. Create a web service user that may read products.
3. Enter the store URL, user and password in FeedManager.

1. Give the app behind your Shopify connection the read_reports scope and, as Shopify requires for analytics, level 2 access to protected customer data.
2. Add a Shopify Analytics source on that connection and choose the period.
3. Choose what matches your products — variant ID, SKU or product ID; sales then come from Shopify, views still from Google Analytics.

Shopify Analytics documentation

1. Add a source of type XML and paste the address (HTTPS, FTP, FTPS or SFTP).
2. Tell FeedManager which element repeats per product, for example /rss/channel/item.
3. Map the fields with the preview and save; syncs run on your schedule.

1. Add a source of type CSV and paste the address, or upload the file.
2. Check the detected delimiter and encoding — override them if needed.
3. Map the columns with the preview and save.

1. Add a source of type JSON and paste the address.
2. Set the path to the list of products, for example data.products.
3. Map the fields with the preview and save.

1. Add a connection with the login (or private key) for the server.
2. Add an XML, CSV or JSON source with an ftp://, ftps:// or sftp:// address.
3. Pick the connection on the source and test it.

1. Add a source of type Upload and choose your XML, CSV or JSON file.
2. Map the fields with the preview.
3. Upload a new file whenever the catalog changes.

1. Under "Add data to existing products", pick the file type and the product sources it adds to.
2. Choose what rows match on — product id, SKU, GTIN, MPN or item group — and a priority if several files set the same field.
3. Map the match column and the columns to change; the preview shows each row's product and what would change.

1. Add a Google Sheets source and paste the sheet address and tab name.
2. For a private sheet, add a Google service-account connection and share the sheet with its email as Viewer.
3. Map the columns with the preview and save.

Google Sheets documentation

1. Add a Google account connection, tick Google Analytics 4 and click Sign in with Google (read-only access).
2. Add a Google Analytics source and pick the property from the list.
3. Choose which field matches your products (id, SKU, item group or GTIN) and use the numbers in rules.

Google Analytics 4 documentation

1. Add a Google account connection, tick Merchant Center and click Sign in with Google.
2. Add a Merchant Center source and pick the account from the ones your Google user can open.
3. Choose which field matches your products (id, SKU, item group or GTIN); statuses are read daily.

Google Merchant Center documentation

1. Add a Google account connection, tick Search Console and click Sign in with Google (read-only access).
2. Add a Search Console source and pick the property — a domain property or a URL prefix — and the period.
3. Pages are matched to products by their link; use the numbers in rules, filters and tags.

Google Search Console documentation

1. Create a Product API source in the panel and an API key on the API Access page.
2. POST your products to /v1/sources/{id}/products/batch with the key as a bearer token.
3. Poll the batch for its status and any per-item errors.