Shopline Platform

Shopline merchants who advertise on channels like Google, Meta, or marketplaces still need an accurate, up-to-date product feed. Manually exporting and formatting catalog data from Shopline is slow and easy to get wrong, especially as a catalog grows or prices and stock levels change often.

• Keep product listings across your advertising and marketplace channels aligned with what is actually in your Shopline store.
• Reduce manual export and spreadsheet work when your catalog or pricing changes.
• Reflect current stock levels so you avoid promoting items that are sold out.
• Reflect order activity so downstream reporting and feed rules can account for recent sales.

Feedance connects directly to your Shopline store through a secure, authorized connection that you approve from your Feedance account. Once connected, Feedance reads your product catalog, inventory levels, and order data on a scheduled basis and keeps that information up to date automatically, so you do not need to manually export files or maintain custom scripts to move data out of Shopline.

Feedance works with three core data entities from any connected platform, including Shopline. It does not access or modify customer records, coupons, shipping or tax settings, or any other store data.

Shopline has a few platform behaviors worth keeping in mind when syncing feed data.

• A single Shopline product can have a large number of variant combinations, with Shopline allowing up to 500 SKUs per product, so catalogs with heavy variant use can generate large feeds.
• Shopline treats a product SKU and its internal variant identifier as separate values, which matters if you are matching products across systems by SKU.
• Shopline's API applies rate limits on how many requests can be made per second, so very large catalogs may sync in batches over a short period rather than all at once.
• Because Shopline supports both online stores and in-person retail, some merchants blend online and offline inventory, so it is worth confirming that the stock levels you see reflect only what is available for online sale if that distinction matters to your feed.

1. Log in to your Feedance account and start adding a new platform connection.
2. Select Shopline from the list of available platforms.
3. Authorize Feedance to access your Shopline store when prompted.
4. Confirm the connection and let Feedance run its first data sync.
5. Review your generated feed in Feedance and set up any channel-specific rules or exports you need.

Feedance syncs your Shopline product, inventory, and order data on a regular automated schedule so your feed stays current without manual work. Exact sync frequency can depend on your plan and catalog size, and you can also trigger a manual sync in Feedance whenever you need the latest data right away.

1. Keep product titles and descriptions in Shopline clear and complete, since this data feeds directly into your product feed.
2. Use consistent, well-organized variant options in Shopline so sizes, colors, and other attributes map cleanly into feed fields.
3. Keep inventory counts accurate in Shopline so your feed does not advertise out-of-stock items.
4. Use high-quality product images in Shopline, since image quality directly affects how listings appear on ad and marketplace channels.
5. Review your feed in Feedance regularly after major catalog changes to confirm everything synced as expected.