Use case
Multi-supplier Shopify stores
Combine catalogues from two to seven suppliers in one Shopify store. Each XML feed keeps its own margin, tax setting, schedule and products.
- Two to seven feeds per store
- Own margin and tax per supplier
- Independent sync switches
- No cross-feed interference
One storefront, many warehouses
Niche stores grow by adding suppliers: a second brand, a local wholesaler for fast shipping, a marketplace feed for long-tail items. Each supplier has its own feed format, margin and reliability. The app keeps them separate while the customer sees one catalogue.
How feeds stay isolated
Every feed is configured on its own tab with its URL, multipliers, tax flag, draft mode and update switches. Products carry the feed they came from. When a supplier's feed fails, only that feed's run stops; the others continue on schedule.
Organising the catalogue
Use the feed's category as product type and tags to build collections per supplier or per category. Merchants often keep one supplier's products in a "ships in 24h" collection and another's in a "made to order" collection.
Plans
Multi-feed plans start at two feeds and go up to seven, all with unlimited products and eight syncs a day per feed. See pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Will products from different suppliers get mixed up?
No. Each product remembers which feed created it, and syncs only touch products of their own feed. Deleting a feed never removes another feed's products.
Can suppliers have different margins?
Yes. Multipliers, compare-at multipliers and the tax flag are set per feed.
What if I need more than seven feeds?
Contact us. Larger setups are handled with a custom plan.