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Understand how Vendably scores product data completeness, classifies products into canonical taxonomies, enriches missing fields, and alerts you when quality drops below your thresholds.
Send your product catalogue to Amazon, eBay, affiliate networks, and social commerce platforms using Vendably's DataHub. Configure destinations, map your data, and export feeds ready for each channel.
Learn how to import your product data from CSV, map fields correctly, and publish your first products to Google Shopping in Vendably.
DataHub is Vendably's product data backbone: it ingests your catalogue from sources, applies quality scoring and the Rules Engine, then distributes to every channel. Start here to connect your first product source.
Destinations are where Vendably sends your product data. Add a destination to start exporting your catalogue to shopping feeds, marketplaces, affiliate networks, social commerce platforms, or custom formats.
The Rules Engine applies conditional transformations to your product data before it reaches any destination. Understand how rules, conditions, and actions work together, and when to use filter rules versus transform rules.
Vendably scores each source and destination on a 0-100 scale across six quality dimensions. Understand what each dimension measures and how to improve your score.
The product hub is the central view of your catalogue in Vendably. Browse products, orders, customers, and categories, and open any product to see its assembled data across all connected sources and destinations.
Vendably infers missing product attributes from your existing data and writes them back to your catalogue. Enrichment covers taxonomy classification, brand inference, GTIN inference, and attribute extraction.
Use a CSV, XML, or JSON file as a product source in DataHub. Upload a file manually or connect an FTP/SFTP server for scheduled pulls.
Vendably validates your product images against destination requirements before export and automatically generates channel-optimised variants. Images are hosted on Vendably's CDN at stable URLs.
Authorise Vendably to read your GA4 property and it ingests per-product, per-day transaction data: views, add-to-cart events, purchases, quantity sold, and item-attributed revenue. For merchants without a Shopify or WooCommerce order feed, GA4 data acts as a fallback so order and revenue metrics still work.
The feed health score is a 0-100 quality score calculated daily from six weighted dimensions: completeness, accuracy, freshness, error rate, consistency, and enrichment.
Custom fields let you define additional product fields that exist only in Vendably. Use them to carry data that your source does not supply, to store intermediate rule values, or to map to destination fields that have no standard equivalent.
Connect your WooCommerce store to Vendably as a product source. Authentication uses an application password generated in WordPress, and sync runs via the WooCommerce REST API with webhook subscriptions for real-time updates.
Connect your BigCommerce store to Vendably as a product source. Authentication uses a BigCommerce API account with store-level credentials.
Connect a review provider or upload a review file as a DataHub source. Vendably supports Trustpilot, Reviews.io, Yotpo, Judge.me, Google Business Profile, and generic CSV/JSON review files. Once connected, reviews flow into Trust automatically.
Connect your Shopify store, WooCommerce site, BigCommerce store, or a file feed as a product source in DataHub to import your catalogue.
Vendably automatically classifies your products into channel-compatible category taxonomies. Classification uses TF-IDF matching against your product titles, descriptions, and existing categories.
Connect your Google Merchant Center account to set up a Google Shopping feed in DataHub. Authorise via OAuth and configure the feed destination so your products appear in Google Shopping results.