An agent that takes your product data and photos once and produces each marketplace’s listing the way that marketplace wants it — pushed directly where an API exists, delivered as a validated, upload-ready sheet where it doesn’t. Built for one seller: you.
Every marketplace opens a different door. Some publish a real API, some hand out a spreadsheet template, some do both depending on what you are changing. Here is exactly which is which, before you pay for anything.
| Platform | How we deliver | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Shopify | Direct through the API | Products created as drafts until you approve |
| Amazon | Upload-ready now · On request direct push | Identifiers (GTIN / EAN) required; brand approval where applicable |
| Flipkart | Upload-ready for new products · Direct price & stock updates | Marketplace QC typically 24–48 hours |
| Meesho | Upload-ready sheet + hosted image links | Marketplace QC up to 72 hours |
| Myntra | Upload-ready DIY template | Brand onboarding is handled by the marketplace |
| AJIO | Upload-ready sheet | Variants are fixed at first upload; onboarding by the marketplace |
| Other — Snapdeal, JioMart, Nykaa, Tata CLiQ, WooCommerce, eBay, Etsy | On request | Scoped in the proposal before you commit |
Marketplaces decide approval, ranking and orders. We make the catalogue complete, correct and fast — and we tell you exactly which ones still need you to click upload.
Your product type placed in the right node on each marketplace’s own tree.
Each platform’s mandatory fields completed from your data — and flagged where your data does not have them.
Titles written to each marketplace’s own length and format rules, from the facts in your sheet.
Ratio, size and background rules per platform, generated from your originals and hosted with stable links.
Mandatory fields, controlled vocabularies, character and row limits checked before a sheet ever leaves us.
Built in the platform’s current template, not last year’s — templates are maintained under the Sync plan.
GTIN / EAN and tax-code fields checked for presence and format, with the gaps listed before the build starts.
Price and stock changes carried across every platform you sell on, on the schedule you set.
Selling on five marketplaces means five templates, five image rule sets and five report downloads that never agree. Putting that in one place is part of the Sync plan, not an extra.
Each marketplace’s sheet in its current template, plus your master export marking every product built, flagged or live.
Images renamed and filed by style code, then colour, then platform rendition — hosted with stable links, and the organised folder handed back to you.
Directly where the marketplace has an API — Shopify, and Flipkart and Amazon through partner or developer access. Where it does not (Meesho, Myntra, AJIO) you drop the downloaded seller-panel report in a folder and the agent reads it.
Stock, orders and returns across every platform in one view. Stock updates are pushed back directly where an API exists, and delivered as an upload-ready sheet where not.
Reading orders never means handling payments or returns. The marketplace panels stay yours — we read, organise and report.
Your existing structure, exactly as it is — style code, lot, colours, sizes. We build from it and never regroup it.
Brand, tone, category preferences, which platforms matter first, and what must be flagged rather than guessed.
Built, validated against that platform’s rules, and sent to you to review before anything is uploaded or pushed.
You upload where the marketplace requires it, we push where an API allows it. Then the monthly sync keeps everything current.
Plenty of sellers have paid for “fully automated” listings that turned out to be someone typing into a marketplace panel with their login. Here is what actually happens, and what never does.
Nothing invented. A fact that is not in your sheet or your photos is flagged and waits for you.
Mandatory fields, vocabularies and limits are checked against the platform’s current template first.
API partner access where the marketplace allows it; your own upload button where it does not. We do not ask for panel credentials.
What was mapped, written, resized and delivered — per product, per platform, readable by you.
Approval, ranking and orders belong to the marketplace. We report what was built and validated.
Sheets, renditions and organised folders are yours. Nothing is reused for another seller.
Every photo is cross-checked against the row it belongs to — colour against colour code, product type against category, plus blurry, duplicate, low-resolution and missing images, and backgrounds that will not survive a marketplace rendition. You get a flag list you can work through in an afternoon.
It never overrides your data and never edits a listing on its own. If the photo and the sheet disagree, the sheet stands and the row is flagged for you.
The build is your catalogue mapped, written, rendered and validated for one marketplace. Each additional marketplace reuses the same product data and is priced as an extra platform. Marketplace fees, commissions and any partner charges stay on your account and are stated in the proposal.
A product is one style with all its colours and sizes — up to 12 variants. Larger variant sets count as another product.
Not everywhere, and we will not claim it is. Where a marketplace publishes an API we push directly; where it hands out a spreadsheet template we deliver a validated, upload-ready sheet and you click upload. The platform matrix above says exactly which is which for every platform we support.
Never. We work through API partner or developer access where the marketplace allows it, and through your own upload button where it does not. Nobody here types into your seller panel.
Pre-flight validation catches most rejections before upload — missing mandatory fields, wrong vocabulary values, images outside the rules. Anything that still comes back is fixed in the revision round included with the build. Approval itself is the marketplace’s decision, not ours.
For some marketplaces, yes. We check your data for identifiers before the build starts and tell you which SKUs are missing them, so you can source them or apply for an exemption with the marketplace before you pay for a build that cannot go live.
Yes — that is the point. Style code, lot, colour and size the way you already keep them. We build from your structure and never regroup or rename it to suit ourselves.
No. You supply the photos; we rename, organise, resize and render them to each platform’s ratio and background rules, and we flag the ones that will not pass.
Yes — the Shopify Catalogue Agent builds the same catalogue as drafts inside your own store through the official API, then keeps prices, stock and new batches in sync.
No call, no demo booking. Within one business day you get a validated sample for the marketplace that matters most to you, the price for the full catalogue, and what each further platform adds.
Send the sheet and photos