Wix Platform

Wix Stores makes it easy to list products for shoppers, but keeping that catalog in sync with shopping feeds, marketplaces, and ad channels is a separate job. Connecting Wix to Feedance lets you pull your product data out of the Wix catalog once and reuse it everywhere you need a feed, without manually exporting and reformatting spreadsheets every time prices, stock, or listings change.

Because Feedance also reads inventory and order data, it can help keep published feeds honest — reflecting real stock levels and giving you visibility into which listed products are actually converting — rather than working from a static, one-time export of your Wix catalog.

Feedance connects directly to your Wix store using a secure, permission-based connection. During setup, you authorize Feedance to access your store's data; Wix requires the store owner to explicitly approve the specific permissions an app requests before it can read any data, so nothing is pulled without your consent.

Once authorized, Feedance communicates with your store over an encrypted connection to retrieve product, inventory, and order information on an ongoing basis, so your feeds and reports reflect what is actually in your Wix catalog rather than a one-time snapshot.

Feedance works with exactly three data entities from any connected platform, including Wix:

Feedance does not access customer records, discount codes, gift cards, shipping or tax settings, or any other Wix data beyond these three entities.

• Two catalog generations coexist. Wix is in the middle of migrating stores from its original product catalog (Catalog V1) to a newer one (Catalog V3); the two are not backward compatible, and which one your store runs on can affect exactly how product and variant data is structured behind the scenes.
• Variants are built from options and choices. A Wix product isn't just one SKU — it can have multiple options (like color and size) with their own choices, each combination forming a separate variant with its own price, SKU, and stock count. This structure is what Feedance reads when assembling variant-level feed data.
• Multi-location inventory has a default-location behavior. If your Wix store tracks stock across more than one location, standard Wix checkout automatically deducts inventory from a single default location; routing orders against other locations requires a custom checkout configuration on Wix's side, which is worth knowing if your stock counts ever look off for a secondary warehouse.
• Wix enforces API rate limits. Wix caps how many API requests an app can make per minute, so very large catalogs or high-frequency updates are processed in batches rather than instantly — this is normal and by design, not a sign of a broken connection.

1. Log in to your Feedance account and choose to add a new platform connection.
2. Select Wix from the list of available platforms.
3. You'll be redirected to authorize the connection on your Wix store; review and approve the requested permissions.
4. Once authorized, Feedance performs an initial import of your Products, Inventory, and Orders data.
5. Review your imported catalog in Feedance and configure your feed or export settings as needed.

After the initial import, Feedance keeps your Wix products, inventory, and orders updated on an ongoing basis rather than requiring manual re-imports. Because Wix applies API rate limits to every connected app, very large catalogs or bursts of changes may take a short while to fully propagate rather than appearing instantly, but your data is not left stale between manual syncs.

1. Keep product titles and descriptions complete and accurate in Wix itself — Feedance reflects what's in your catalog, so clean source data means a clean feed.
2. Use clear, consistent option and choice names (e.g., "Color" and "Size") so variants map predictably into feed attributes.
3. Make sure every product has a unique SKU set at the variant level, since SKUs are often the key identifier used to match listings across channels.
4. Publish accurate stock counts in Wix rather than relying on manual overrides elsewhere, so the inventory Feedance syncs stays trustworthy.
5. Periodically review products that are out of stock or unpublished in Wix to make sure they're excluded from live feeds promptly.