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What is CatalogRelay?

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CatalogRelay sits between your suppliers and your stores. It imports product data from supplier feeds, normalizes it into one catalogue, applies pricing rules, and exports to Magento 2, Shopify, WooCommerce — or as a downloadable CSV/XML feed.

Suppliers (CSV / XML / JSON)
CatalogRelay
├── Import & map data sources
├── Normalize brands, categories, attributes
├── Apply pricing rules
└── Export via profiles (push or download URL)
Magento 2 / Shopify / WooCommerce / CSV / XML

CatalogRelay is built for merchants and operators who:

  • Source products from one or more suppliers
  • Need catalogues kept up to date without manual spreadsheets
  • Sell on Magento, Shopify, WooCommerce, or via a feed URL
  • Want pricing and safety rules applied consistently at export time

A supplier is a source of product data. Each supplier can have one or more data sources (import connections): HTTP/file URL, FTP/SFTP, paginated API, or a public Google Sheet / Excel Online link.

Formats are CSV, XML, or JSON. After you save a data source, CatalogRelay probes the structure, you map columns, and products land in your catalogue.

All imports flow into one Products catalogue. Supplier raw values are kept; CatalogRelay does not rewrite what the supplier sent. Pricing, guards, and sourcing rules apply when you export (and show as “effective values” on a product).

Under Data Mapping you manage:

  • Attributes — import attributes, computed attributes, and system fields
  • Categories — your category tree and supplier → catalogue mappings
  • Brands — canonical brands and supplier brand mappings

Pricing Rules are global. Each rule has optional conditions (supplier, price band) and a price formula (and optional special-price formula). Higher priority wins; the first match sets the sell price.

An export profile chooses the platform (CSV/XML download, Shopify, Magento 2, or WooCommerce), schedule, filters, field mappings, multi-supplier sourcing, and guard rules. Store credentials live on the profile — there is no separate Destinations page.

  • Manage your storefront theme or CMS content
  • Host product images (image URLs from feeds are passed through when present)
  • Process orders or reserve inventory
  • Replace a full ERP or PIM