# For agencies and Shopify experts

Set up supplier feed imports for client stores in an afternoon, hand over a catalogue that maintains itself and keep a support line that answers feed questions for you.

Canonical: https://productxmlimport.com/use-cases/agencies
Last updated: 2026-09-08

- Install per store, same feed, different rules
- Feed check before the project starts
- Run history for client reporting
- Six app languages for client teams

## Why agencies use it

Feed integrations are the part of a store build that keeps generating tickets: a supplier changes a tag, prices drift, stock is wrong. Handing that to an app with built-in safeguards and a support team removes a recurring cost from the retainer.

## A repeatable setup

1. Get the client's feed link and send it to us for a structure check.
2. Install the app in the client's store, paste the feed and set the multipliers the client agreed.
3. Import as drafts, review with the client, publish.
4. Switch on the sync and show the client where the run history lives.

The same feed can power several stores with different margins, which suits brands that run a retail and an outlet store or country-specific shops.

## Reporting

Every run's counts and duration are recorded, so monthly client reports can state how many products were updated and when.

## FAQ

### Can you check a client's feed before we quote?

Yes. Send the feed link through the contact page and we will tell you whether the layout is recognised, how many products it has and which plan fits.

### Do you offer agency pricing?

Each store is billed through its own Shopify account at the listed prices. Agencies running several stores can contact us about setup packages.

### Who answers the client's questions later?

The client can use the in-app chat directly; the interface is available in English, Turkish, German, French and Portuguese. You stay in the loop when you want to.