Product Feed - HTTP (including HTTPS)

In this article, we will cover:

How to add an HTTP Product Account

  1. Go to top right-hand corner and click on your name
  2. Click on Team Settings
  3. Click on Product Accounts
  4. Click on +Add 
  5. This will open a new popup on the right-hand side
  6. Click on HTTP
  7. Click Next 
  8. Add Base URL
  9. Optionally, you can use a Username and Password here. 
  10. Click Connect

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How to create an HTTP Product Feed 

  1. Go to top right-hand corner and click on your name
  2. Click on Team Settings
  3. Click on Product Feeds
  4. Click on +Add 
  5. This will open a new popup on the right-hand side
  6. Click on HTTP
  7. Click on Next 
  8. Click on Select Account.  If you have an HTTP Product account attached, click this.  Click Add account if you do not have an HTTP Product account attached. To add: Put Base URL, a Username, and Password (optional) and then Click Connect
  9. Put the Pathname 
  10. Click Add

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Important Notes

  • While we do provide support for basic access authentication using a username and password, we do not support other authentication methods such as bearer tokens that require special values to be sent as HTTP headers.
  • We also support the Bazaarvoice XML format. To utilize this feature, you would provide the XML file instead of the normal CSV file
  • The base URL and the pathname will be joined together but how depends on whether or not the pathname is relative (no leading /) or absolute.
Base URL Pathname Final URL
https://www.example.com products.csv https://www.example.com/products.csv
https://www.example.com/folder products.csv https://www.example.com/folder/products.csv
https://www.example.com/folder anotherfolder/products.csv https://www.example.com/folder/anotherfolder/products.csv
https://www.example.com/folder /anotherfolder/products.csv https://www.example.com/anotherfolder/products.csv
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