# Import Faprika XML feed to Shopify

Connect the Faprika product feed to your Shopify store with Product XML Import by ProXI: automatic layout detection, variants and images, your own margin and stock sync up to 8 times a day.

Canonical: https://productxmlimport.com/integrations/faprika
Last updated: 2026-09-08

## Steps

1. **Get your Faprika feed link** Log in to your Faprika account or ask your account manager for the XML feed URL. Open it once in a browser to confirm it shows product data.
2. **Add the feed in the app** Install Product XML Import by ProXI, open Settings, add a feed and paste the URL. Set your price multiplier and choose draft mode for the first import.
3. **Import and enable sync** Start the import, review the products in Shopify admin, publish the ones you want and switch on price and stock updates.

Faprika is a Turkish e-commerce platform whose merchants publish XML product feeds for dropshipping partners. If your supplier runs a Faprika store, their XML export imports directly into Shopify.

## What is in a Faprika feed?

Faprika stores export products with product code, barcode, title, description, category, brand, images, price, discounted price, stock and variants (size, colour). The layout is consistent across Faprika merchants, so the app recognises it immediately.

## Pricing tips

Faprika feeds usually carry gross prices including VAT. Keep the feed taxable and set the price multiplier to your margin, or set the tax flag off if your store adds tax at checkout.

## Turkish suppliers

Many Turkish wholesalers use Faprika, Ikas, T-Soft or Ticimax stores and share XML links for dropshipping. All four layouts are supported; the app detects which one you pasted.

## FAQ

### My supplier's feed is a Faprika link with a token. Does it work?

Yes. Tokens in the query string are preserved and the feed is fetched as the supplier intends.

### Are Turkish characters imported correctly?

Yes. UTF-8 and the encodings Turkish platforms commonly use are handled.

### Can I use the discounted price as my selling price?

Yes. When the feed has a regular and a discounted price, the discounted price becomes the price and the regular one the compare-at price.