UNAS Platform

UNAS merchants typically need their product catalog to reach price comparison sites, marketplaces, and advertising channels in formats that differ from what UNAS exports natively. Feedance connects to your UNAS store so you can generate and maintain accurate product feeds without manually re-exporting or reformatting data every time your catalog changes.

Because Feedance reads live product, stock, and order data directly from UNAS, feeds stay aligned with what is actually happening in your store, reducing the risk of listing out-of-stock items or outdated prices on external channels.

Feedance connects to your UNAS store using the store's own API credentials, so no plugin installation or theme changes are required on the UNAS side. Once connected, Feedance communicates with your store to retrieve product, inventory, and order data on an ongoing basis, keeping your feeds synchronized with your live store data.

The connection is used to read your catalog and order data; Feedance uses it to build and refresh the feeds you configure, rather than to change how your storefront operates.

• API access requires a paid plan. UNAS only enables API access on its PREMIUM and VIP subscription packages, so a store on a lower tier needs to upgrade before Feedance, or any external tool, can connect.
• Sync speed is tied to your UNAS plan. UNAS enforces hourly API call-rate limits that scale with subscription tier, meaning larger catalogs or order volumes on a PREMIUM plan may sync more slowly than on a VIP plan.
• Manual credential setup. Connecting requires generating an API key and requesting an access token from within the UNAS admin panel's external connection settings before Feedance can be authorized to connect.
• Field updates follow an omit-vs-empty rule. In UNAS's data model, leaving a field out of an update leaves the existing value untouched, while explicitly sending an empty value clears it, a distinction that affects how partial updates behave.

1. Sign in to your Feedance account and choose to add a new store connection.
2. Select UNAS as the platform you want to connect.
3. In your UNAS admin panel, generate the API credentials needed for an external connection.
4. Enter those credentials into Feedance to authorize the connection.
5. Confirm the connection and let Feedance complete its first data sync before configuring your feeds.

Feedance keeps your UNAS product, inventory, and order data updated on a recurring schedule rather than in real time. Actual sync frequency depends on your UNAS subscription tier and its associated API rate limits, as well as the size of your catalog, so larger stores or lower-tier UNAS plans may see slightly longer intervals between updates.

1. Keep product titles and descriptions complete and consistent in UNAS, since incomplete catalog data carries through directly into your feeds.
2. Make sure stock quantities are kept accurate in UNAS so Feedance can correctly flag out-of-stock items on external channels.
3. Organize products into clear UNAS categories, which makes it easier to map your catalog to the category requirements of marketplaces and ad channels.
4. Use high-quality product images in UNAS, since image quality is often a ranking or approval factor on comparison and marketplace channels.
5. If you manage a large catalog, review your UNAS API plan's rate limits so your sync frequency in Feedance matches your update needs.