T-Soft Platform

Running a T-Soft store usually means managing product listings, stock levels, and orders directly inside the T-Soft admin panel. Connecting your store to Feedance lets you keep that catalog and order data synchronized automatically, so you can publish accurate product feeds, react quickly to stock changes, and reduce the manual work of exporting and re-uploading data every time something changes.

For merchants who sell across multiple channels, keeping T-Soft as the source of truth while Feedance handles the ongoing synchronization removes a common source of pricing errors, stock mismatches, and missed order updates.

Feedance connects directly to your T-Soft store using the store's own API credentials. Once authorized, Feedance establishes a secure connection to your store and reads your product, inventory, and order data on an ongoing basis, keeping this information current without requiring you to manually export files or re-upload spreadsheets.

Because the connection works through your store's existing API access, no changes to your storefront's design, theme, or checkout flow are required, and your store continues to operate normally while Feedance stays in sync in the background.

Feedance limits its access to the three areas needed to keep your feeds and channel listings accurate:

• Two deployment models. T-Soft is available both as a self-hosted, licensed installation on a merchant's own server and as a cloud-hosted package. Connection details can differ slightly depending on which deployment a store runs, so it helps to know which version your store uses before connecting.
• Permission-based API access. T-Soft's Web Service API grants access on a per-user basis, with individual method-level permissions configured in the store's admin panel under user management. If the API user connected to Feedance hasn't been granted access to the relevant product, stock, and order methods, some data may not sync correctly.
• Built for high order volumes. T-Soft advertises support for stores processing large daily order counts, which is worth keeping in mind for larger merchants who expect frequent, high-volume order updates to flow through the connection.
• Multiple integration paths exist. Beyond its API, T-Soft also supports XML-based catalog feeds that some merchants already use for other tools. If your store has other automated feed exports running alongside Feedance, it's worth confirming which system is the source of truth to avoid conflicting updates.

1. Log in to your Feedance account and start adding a new store connection.
2. Select T-Soft from the list of supported platforms.
3. Enter your T-Soft store's address and the API credentials for the account you want Feedance to use.
4. Authorize the connection and let Feedance perform its initial import of your products, inventory, and orders.
5. Review the imported data in Feedance and configure your feed and sync settings as needed.

Once connected, Feedance checks your T-Soft store on a regular, automated schedule to keep products, inventory, and orders up to date, so you don't need to trigger updates manually. Sync frequency can vary based on your plan and store size, and you can review or adjust sync settings from within your Feedance account.

1. Keep product titles, categories, and descriptions complete and consistent in T-Soft, since this is the source data Feedance uses to build your feeds.
2. Make sure stock levels in T-Soft are accurate and updated promptly, especially for high-velocity products, so channel listings don't oversell.
3. Use clear, well-structured product variants and categories in T-Soft to reduce mapping issues when Feedance builds listings.
4. Grant your Feedance API user the specific permissions it needs, rather than broad admin access, to keep the connection secure and predictable.
5. If you run other feed or export tools alongside Feedance, review them periodically to avoid conflicting updates to the same products.