Jumpseller Platform

If you sell on Jumpseller and want your catalog to reach comparison shopping engines, marketplaces, or advertising channels, you need a reliable way to turn your store data into properly formatted product feeds. Feedance connects directly to your Jumpseller store to read the product, inventory, and order data needed to build and maintain those feeds, so you are not stuck exporting CSVs by hand or maintaining custom scripts every time your catalog changes.

Because Feedance works from your live store data, price changes, new products, and stock updates in Jumpseller can be reflected in your outbound feeds without manual re-uploading, helping keep listings across channels accurate and reducing the risk of selling products that are out of stock.

Feedance connects to your Jumpseller store using a secure, authenticated connection to your store's API. Once you authorize the connection, Feedance can retrieve your product catalog, stock levels, and order records directly, without requiring you to install a separate app or manage the integration yourself. There is no manual file exporting or FTP setup required on your end.

All data is transferred over an encrypted connection, and Feedance only requests the access it needs to read the store data covered by your feed and sync configuration.

Feedance works with exactly three data entities from any connected platform, including Jumpseller:

• API rate limits: Jumpseller's API enforces a limit of 800 requests per minute and 20 requests per second per store. For larger catalogs, this can affect how quickly a full catalog sync completes, so Feedance paces requests to stay within these limits.
• Catalog size limits: Jumpseller applies soft platform limits of up to 10,000 products per store, 300 variants per product, and 50 images per product. Very large or highly variant-heavy catalogs approaching these ceilings may need to plan feed structure accordingly.
• Multi-location stock tracking: Jumpseller's product and stock data can reflect quantities across multiple stock locations, which is useful for merchants managing inventory across more than one warehouse or fulfillment point.
• Regional, multi-language storefronts: Because Jumpseller is heavily used by merchants in Chile, Brazil, Mexico, and other Latin American markets, stores are frequently configured with Spanish or Portuguese content and local currencies, which is worth accounting for when mapping product data into feeds for specific channels.

1. Log in to your Feedance account and choose Jumpseller from the list of supported platforms.
2. Enter your Jumpseller store details when prompted to begin the connection.
3. Authorize Feedance to access your store's product, inventory, and order data.
4. Wait for Feedance to complete the initial import of your store data.
5. Configure your product feed settings and confirm the connection is syncing as expected.

Feedance syncs your Jumpseller product, inventory, and order data on a regular automated schedule, so your feeds stay reasonably current without manual intervention. Exact sync frequency can depend on your Feedance plan and store size, and you can typically trigger a manual refresh if you need the latest data right away.

1. Keep product titles and descriptions complete and accurate in Jumpseller, since this is the source data your feeds are built from.
2. Fill in category and variant details consistently so downstream channels can map your products correctly.
3. Use clear, high-quality product images, since these are pulled directly into your feeds.
4. Keep stock quantities up to date in Jumpseller to avoid promoting out-of-stock items on connected channels.
5. Review your feed output periodically after making bulk catalog changes in Jumpseller to confirm everything synced as expected.