Exports
How the catalogue becomes an outbound feed for comparison sites and partners.
On this page
An export is the inverse of a vendor feed. Where a feed brings products to you, an export sends them out — to a comparison site, to Google Merchant Center, to a partner, or to any system that can read a file at an address.

Controls on this screen
- Outbound feeds — The only item in the section. Everything else is configured on the feed itself.
- What the section is for — XML feeds for comparison sites, marketplaces and sitemaps — the catalogue going out.
- In the top menu — Exports is its own item beside Blog. It appears only when the package includes it.
Why it is a module of its own
There is one catalogue, but every recipient wants something different:
- a different selection of products (a comparison site does not want priceless products; a partner wants one brand only),
- a different structure (every comparison site has its own format and its own required fields),
- different categories (each has its own tree, which yours has to be mapped onto).
So an export is not "download the catalogue" — it is a standing prescription, set once and then kept current by itself.
How it works
Create a feed
Choose the format and give it a name.
Choose what goes in it
A filter over the catalogue — vendor, categories, status, availability.
Map the categories
Yours onto the recipient's.
Hand over the address
The feed lives at a permanent address; the recipient downloads it themselves.
In detail in Outbound feeds.