Supplier collection
Use supplier websites and available XML imports as sources of product information. The workflow is useful when a supplier does not provide a direct store integration.
From supplier catalogue to store-ready products.
Collect supplier product data, translate content, prepare SEO fields and synchronise your store catalogue.
Product catalogueProducts
| Product | Source | Language | SEO | Sync |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Oak dining table | Supplier | EN | Ready | Synced |
 Linen sofa | Supplier | EN | Ready | Synced |
| Oak chair | Supplier | EN | Ready | Synced |
Product details
Product
Oak dining table
Meta title
Oak dining table | Natural living
Meta description
Bring natural warmth to your dining room with an oak table made for everyday living.
SEO-friendly URL
Translated/oak-dining-table/
Collect
Translate
Optimise
Import
Supplier data should not be a barrier.
A dropshipping partnership can stall when the supplier has products to sell but no practical integration. Product Import helps turn an existing catalogue into structured ecommerce content.
01
Work with available sources
Collect product information from supplier websites or XML feeds, according to the source and agreed access.
02
Prepare content for each market
Translate product titles, summaries, descriptions and metadata. Apply SEO templates and prepare search-friendly URLs.
03
Keep the catalogue connected
Manage suppliers and stores in one workflow, with product import and catalogue synchronisation.
One catalogue. Many connected tasks.
Product Import connects the work that usually sits between a supplier and a store: gathering information, editing product content, preparing each language and organising the fields needed for import.
Product information
Manage titles, summaries, full descriptions, product images, brand information and product references. Prepare content in one workspace instead of moving it between separate documents.
Catalogue organisation
Work with categories, simple products or combinations, quantities, prices and tax settings. Prepare the product structure required by the destination store.
Store synchronisation
Connect supplier preparation with store import and catalogue updates. Manage stores and suppliers as parts of the same catalogue workflow.
Prepare each market in its own language.
Select the language and the fields that need translation. The existing workflow covers product titles, summaries, descriptions, meta titles and meta descriptions, supporting focused updates as well as broader catalogue preparation.
- PLPolish
- ENEnglish
- CSCzech
- RURussian
- DEGerman
- FRFrench
Search-ready content, field by field.
Prepare product content and search presentation together. SEO templates help structure metadata, while editable fields let the team refine the result before it enters the store.
01
Product title and descriptions
Keep the main product name, summary and full description organised for each language.
02
Meta title and description
Prepare the text used in search results alongside the product content, using templates where appropriate.
03
Search-friendly URL
Set a readable product address as part of the same SEO preparation process.
Built around the catalogue workload.
01
Dropshipping retailers
Prepare a supplier catalogue when no convenient direct integration is available.
02
Cross-border stores
Organise product information and metadata for several language versions.
03
Ecommerce operators
Bring repetitive collection, editing, SEO preparation and import tasks into one process.
A foundation for cross-border commerce.
The development direction focuses on broader source coverage, stronger data quality and scalable catalogue workflows, helping businesses work across suppliers and languages.