Import and export

Excel and CSV#

Under Products, then Import, download the template, fill it in and upload it. Large files run as a queued job and you get a report per row: successful rows are imported, failed rows are listed with the reason so you can fix and re-upload only those.

• Product images can be uploaded as a ZIP next to the file or referenced by URL in a column.
• Existing products are matched by SKU and updated; new SKUs create products.
• Export produces the same layout, so you can round-trip a catalog for bulk edits.

Supplier feeds (XML, CSV, JSON)#

If a supplier or a dropshipping partner publishes a product feed, connect it under Products, then Feeds:

1. Enter the feed URL, its format and, if needed, the authentication.
2. Map the feed's fields to Kambloo's fields by drag and drop with a sample record in view. Nested fields are supported.
3. Set a price rule: the supplier price times a multiplier, with or without VAT, per category if you like.
4. Choose what happens to products that disappear from the feed: unpublish them, set their stock to zero or leave them alone.
5. Pick a schedule (hourly or daily).

Feeds are read as a stream, so a file with tens of thousands of products does not need to fit into memory. Unchanged records are skipped. Images are downloaded into your store's storage rather than hot-linked.

Outgoing feeds#

Product feeds for price comparison sites and resellers are generated from the same data and served on a signed URL you can share.

Moving from another platform#

The import engine reads what other platforms export. Products, customers and orders from Shopify, WooCommerce, ikas, Ticimax and ideasoft map to Kambloo's templates; the Switch to Kambloo page describes the per-platform export paths and the redirect panel for your old URLs.