Neto Platform

Merchants running Neto often list the same catalog across multiple marketplaces, comparison shopping engines, and advertising channels. Keeping product data, stock levels, and order information consistent across all of those destinations by hand is time-consuming and easy to get wrong.

• Centralized feed management - generate and maintain feeds for every channel you sell on from one place, without manual exports out of Neto.
• Fewer stock mismatches - keep the inventory levels you advertise closer to what is actually available in Neto.
• Order visibility - bring Neto order data into Feedance without re-keying information between systems.
• Less manual upkeep - reduce the time spent maintaining spreadsheets or channel-specific exports as your catalog changes.

Feedance connects directly to your Neto store using the store credentials you provide during setup. Once connected, Feedance reads your product, inventory, and order data on a scheduled basis and keeps it aligned with the feeds and channels you configure inside Feedance.

You stay in control of what gets shared: you choose which products, categories, and fields are included in each feed, and Feedance takes care of formatting that data to match the requirements of each destination.

• Neto authenticates API access with a single, store-wide API key generated in the Neto control panel under Settings & tools, rather than separate per-user credentials, so this key should be treated as a sensitive, master-level credential.
• Neto's API supports both XML and JSON, with XML as the default response format, reflecting its longer history as a platform compared to some newer, REST-only systems.
• Because Neto centralizes inventory across your online store, connected marketplaces, and any point-of-sale locations, the stock figures you see in Neto may already reflect activity from several channels, not just your own web store.
• Since the Maropost acquisition, some settings, documentation, and support resources refer to "Neto" while others refer to "Maropost," which can occasionally cause confusion when locating a specific control panel setting.

1. In Feedance, start a new platform connection and select Neto.
2. In your Neto control panel, go to Settings & tools and locate or generate your API key under the API section.
3. Enter your Neto store URL and API key into Feedance to authorize the connection.
4. Choose which products, categories, and inventory data you want Feedance to sync.
5. Review the initial data pull in Feedance, then activate your feeds and channels.

Feedance keeps your Neto data synced on a regular, automated schedule, so product and inventory changes are picked up without manual intervention, and you can also trigger a manual sync when you need an update right away, such as after a bulk price or stock change. Exact sync frequency can vary with your plan and the size of your catalog.

1. Keep product titles, descriptions, and images complete and accurate in Neto, since Feedance builds your feeds from this source data.
2. Use consistent, accurate category assignments in Neto so that feed mapping rules in Feedance apply the way you expect.
3. Keep stock levels current in Neto, especially if you rely on its multichannel inventory features across a store, marketplaces, and point-of-sale.
4. Regularly review out-of-stock or inactive products so they are excluded from feeds rather than sent to channels as unavailable listings.
5. Test a new feed against a small subset of products before rolling it out to your full catalog, to catch mapping issues early.