Affiliate Product Feed

Name: Affiliate Product Feed Introduction Video
Uploaded: 2024-04-04T12:27:03Z
Duration: 1 min 33 s
Description: Automatically export your products via FTP

Develop by Alliant Development Inc.

$15-$60

/ Month

10 Days Free Trial

Automatically export your products via FTP

Daily product export

Product search feature

Credential settings

Automatic rule creation

Out-of-stock exclusions

About Affiliate Product Feed

Launched Sep 05, 2021

Built by Alliant Development Inc.

Email :

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Introduction Video

Description

Affiliate Product Feed Keep your partners up-to-date with a daily export of your products via FTP.

Affiliate Product Feed from Alliant Development allows you to provide up-to-date information about your products to your affiliates and business partners. Use our convenient product search feature to quickly find and select as many products and variants as you wish. Then head on over to the settings-page to enter in your FTP credentials: the FTP hostname, username, and password. Then enter the name of the file that you want to be uploaded.

Upload product information daily or hourly to an FTP server.
Create rules to automatically select products for export.
Automatically exclude products that are out of stock.

Pros

Allows provision of up-to-date product information to affiliates and business partners
Convenient product search feature to quickly find and select products and variants
Ability to upload product information to an FTP server daily or hourly
Allows creation of rules to automatically select products for export
Automatically excludes products that are out of stock, minimizing errors in exports

Cons

Requires FTP credentials setup which might be complex for non-technical users
Limited to FTP for data transfer, which may not be suitable for all users or partners
No mention of alternative data export methods, limiting flexibility in some use cases
Potential redundancy in descriptions and documentation with repetitive phrasing
Dependence on external FTP server reliability for successful data transfer