Turn your AspDotNetStorefront catalog into feeds that know what sells.

AspDotNetStorefront is an ASP.NET-based eCommerce shopping cart platform aimed at merchants who want a highly customizable, self-hosted store. It has historically been sold as a licensed product that includes full source code (available in C#), letting a business host it on its own servers or with its own hosting provider rather than on a vendor-managed cloud. Its more recent major release (v10) introduced an ASP.NET MVC front end, while the admin console has continued to rely on the older ASP.NET Web Forms framework. Because of this architecture, AspDotNetStorefront is generally positioned toward medium and larger merchants that have development resources available to customize and maintain the platform, rather than toward merchants looking for a fully managed, out-of-the-box SaaS cart.

• Connect once, no manual exports
• Catalog changes reach your feeds on every sync
• Product Score, 4T, Price War and Broken Size labels on every product
• One source, a tailored feed for each of 200+ channels

Because AspDotNetStorefront is typically self-hosted and heavily customized, merchants running it often need an external tool to turn their catalog into clean, structured product feeds for shopping channels and marketplaces without hand-building exports for every destination. Connecting your AspDotNetStorefront store to Feedance lets you centralize product, inventory, and order data in one place and generate and maintain feeds from that data, instead of relying on ad-hoc scripts or manual exports tied to your store's custom codebase.

Feedance reads three groups of AspDotNetStorefront data. Each one has a job in the feed.

Feedance connects directly to your AspDotNetStorefront store using the store's available access credentials (such as store URL and API/administrative credentials configured for your installation). Once connected, Feedance reads your catalog and order data on a regular basis and keeps it synchronized so your feeds and reports reflect what is actually in your store.

Because AspDotNetStorefront installations are often customized, the exact connection details (for example, which endpoint or access method is available) can vary between stores and versions. Feedance's setup flow is designed to guide you through supplying the right connection information for your specific installation.

1. 01
   Log in to your Feedance account and start adding a new platform connection.
2. 02
   Select AspDotNetStorefront from the list of supported platforms.
3. 03
   Enter your store's connection details (such as store URL and access credentials) when prompted.
4. 04
   Authorize Feedance to access your store's product, inventory, and order data.
5. 05
   Confirm the connection and let Feedance perform its initial data sync before setting up your feeds.

Once connected, Feedance syncs your AspDotNetStorefront product, inventory, and order data on a regular, ongoing basis to help keep your feeds current. Exact sync frequency can depend on your plan and store size, and you can also trigger a manual sync from your Feedance dashboard whenever you need the latest data reflected right away.

• Feed Protection can stop an update when something looks wrong

Once AspDotNetStorefront is connected, every channel gets its own feed from the same source, with Feedance labels in custom label fields.

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• Keep product titles and descriptions in AspDotNetStorefront clean and complete, since feed quality depends directly on the source data in your catalog.
• Make sure every product has accurate, high-resolution images assigned, as missing or broken image links are a common cause of feed rejections on shopping channels.
• Keep inventory counts accurate and up to date in your store so Feedance can reflect real-time availability in your feeds.
• Review product categorization and attributes periodically, especially after any custom development work on your store, to make sure catalog data hasn't drifted from what your feeds expect.
• Use Feedance's sync tools to confirm your feed reflects recent price or stock changes before pushing updates to shopping channels.