Turn your WebAsyst Shop-Script catalog into feeds that know what sells.

WebAsyst Shop-Script is a self-hosted e-commerce application built by WebAsyst. It runs as part of the broader Webasyst platform, a modular suite of PHP/JS business apps (Shop-Script for online stores, plus CRM, Helpdesk, Mailer, and Site apps) that share a single backend and admin login. Store owners install Shop-Script on their own server or a Webasyst-hosted plan, then use its admin panel to manage a product catalog, process orders, track stock, and run a storefront built from one of its themes. The application's core source code is publicly available on GitHub, and its ecosystem includes a marketplace of additional themes and plugins for extending checkout, shipping, payments, and reporting.

• Connect once, no manual exports
• Catalog changes reach your feeds on every sync
• Product Score, 4T, Price War and Broken Size labels on every product
• One source, a tailored feed for each of 200+ channels

Because Shop-Script is self-hosted, it does not come with the built-in, one-click marketplace and ad-channel feed exports that many SaaS platforms offer out of the box. Merchants who want to list products on comparison shopping engines, marketplaces, or ad platforms typically have to build and maintain those feeds themselves. Feedance removes that manual work: it connects to your Shop-Script store, reads your product, inventory, and order data, and turns it into properly formatted feeds that stay in sync with what is actually in your store — so you spend less time exporting spreadsheets and fixing stale listings by hand.

Feedance reads three groups of WebAsyst Shop-Script data. Each one has a job in the feed.

Feedance connects directly to your WebAsyst Shop-Script store using the credentials you provide from your store's own admin panel. Once the connection is authorized, Feedance securely retrieves product, inventory, and order data on a recurring schedule and keeps your feeds aligned with your store as changes happen. No manual file exports or spreadsheet uploads are required after the initial setup — Feedance handles the ongoing data retrieval for you.

1. 01
   Log in to your Feedance account and choose to add a new store connection.
2. 02
   Select WebAsyst Shop-Script from the list of supported platforms.
3. 03
   In your WebAsyst Shop-Script admin panel, generate the API access details Feedance requests (such as a store URL and access key), following your store's API/access settings.
4. 04
   Enter those details into Feedance to authorize the connection.
5. 05
   Confirm the connection and let Feedance perform its first sync of your products, inventory, and orders.

Feedance syncs your WebAsyst Shop-Script data on a recurring schedule so that product, inventory, and order information stays current without manual re-exports. Exact sync frequency can depend on your plan and store size; if you need a sync to reflect a change immediately, you can typically trigger a manual sync from your Feedance dashboard as well.

• Feed Protection can stop an update when something looks wrong

Once WebAsyst Shop-Script is connected, every channel gets its own feed from the same source, with Feedance labels in custom label fields.

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• Keep SKUs unique and consistent across all products and variants so channels can match listings correctly.
• Fill in complete, descriptive product titles and descriptions in Shop-Script rather than relying on defaults, since thin content weakens feed listings.
• Assign every product to a clear category and add high-quality images, since both feed into how well listings perform on ad and shopping channels.
• Keep stock levels accurate in Shop-Script so Feedance can correctly flag or exclude out-of-stock items in your feeds.
• Review product variants (size, color, etc.) for completeness so each variant syncs as a distinct, properly described feed entry.