Zoey Platform

Connecting Zoey to Feedance lets you turn your Zoey product catalog into feeds for marketplaces, comparison shopping engines, and marketing channels without maintaining a separate export process by hand. Instead of manually re-entering or exporting product data every time a price, stock level, or order status changes in Zoey, Feedance reads that data directly and keeps downstream feeds aligned with what is actually in your store.

This is particularly useful for B2B sellers who also run a public-facing catalog or a companion D2C storefront, since it reduces the manual work of syncing catalog changes across multiple destinations while your team continues working inside Zoey as usual.

Feedance connects directly to your Zoey store using a secure, authenticated connection to your store's data. Once you authorize the connection, Feedance retrieves your product, inventory, and order data on an ongoing basis and makes it available for feed creation, rules, and channel exports inside Feedance.

You don't need to install a separate module, expose a custom API, or manually export files. The connection is configured once from the Feedance dashboard, and after that Feedance handles pulling updates from your store on its regular sync schedule.

Feedance only reads and works with three data entities from any connected platform, including Zoey. Feedance does not access customer records, coupons, gift cards, shipping or tax configuration, or subscriber lists.

Zoey lets merchants choose whether inventory tracking is enabled per product; when tracking is off, a product is treated as perpetually available rather than governed by a stock quantity. If your Zoey catalog has tracking disabled on some products, those items will not have a meaningful stock count for feeds to reflect, so it's worth confirming tracking settings on any products you plan to advertise through a stock-sensitive channel.

Zoey also supports backorder settings (no backorders, backorders with customer notice, or silent backorders) and parent product types such as configurable, grouped, and bundle products, which do not carry their own quantity and instead derive their stock status from their child products or variations. Keep this in mind when reviewing why a bundled or configurable item's availability looks different from a simple product's.

1. Create or log in to your Feedance account and choose Zoey when adding a new platform connection.
2. Enter your Zoey store details and authorize Feedance to securely access your store's data.
3. Confirm the connection and let Feedance run its initial import of your products, inventory, and orders.
4. Review the imported catalog inside Feedance and set up any feed rules, mappings, or filters you need.
5. Publish your feed to the channels you want, and let Feedance keep it updated on its regular sync schedule.

Once connected, Feedance syncs your Zoey product, inventory, and order data on a regular automated schedule so your feeds stay current without manual re-exports. You can also trigger an on-demand sync from your Feedance dashboard if you need the latest changes reflected right away, for example after a bulk price update or a large stock adjustment in Zoey.

• Keep product titles and descriptions complete and consistent in Zoey, since incomplete source data carries straight through into your feeds.
• Use clear, high-quality product images in Zoey; feeds inherit whatever imagery is attached to the product record.
• Enable inventory tracking on any product you plan to advertise on a stock-sensitive channel so availability in the feed matches reality.
• Review how configurable, grouped, and bundle products report stock, since their availability depends on child items rather than their own quantity.
• Re-sync in Feedance after large catalog changes in Zoey, such as bulk price updates or new product launches, so channels reflect the update quickly.