Import your product catalog feed

Importing a product catalog feed is a premium feature. Contact your Customer Success Manager to enable it on your Kameleoon Account.

There are four easy methods for syncing your product catalog into Kameleoon:

With an XML file containing all required metadata for each of your products. Use this method if you don’t have a data layer and your catalog contains less than 50,000 products. You can easily choose the frequency Kameleoon should sync your catalog in the store settings page. You should perform an XML import once every 24-72 hours to update Kameleoon with your product stock.
With a Google Merchant Feed URL. Use this method if you have already uploaded your product in Google Merchant Center and if your catalog contains less than 50,000 products. Contact your Kameleoon Customer Success Manager to enable this method. Follow these steps to sync the Google Merchant with Kameleoon.
Via Kameleoon’s REST API. Utilize Kameleoon’s REST API for updating your catalog if you need regular updates, especially when dealing with products that quickly go out of stock due to limited availability.
Via Kameleoon’s Product API. You should use this method if you have a data layer that contains detailed information about your products and product categories. Working with Kameleoon’s API requires that you have metadata available for products and categories from your product pages (for example, in a data layer) that Kameleoon can read and feed into Kameleoon’s product recommendation algorithms.

Keep in mind that while the limit for a gzip compressed file is 2 GB, the larger your catalog, the longer it will take to process the feed, so opt for a synchronization of 6+ hours.

Kameleoon will automatically mark all products not present in the feed as out of stock. Thus, to enhance the feed processing speed and reduce its size, Kameleoon recommends excluding out-of-stock products from your feed.It’s important to note that one drawback of the Product API method is that if visitors don’t actively search for or browse products, Kameleoon may not be aware of those products, and Kameleoon may not propose them in product recommendation blocks.

Syncing your product feed using Kameleoon Product API

The Product API powers Kameleoon’s product recommendation algorithms and social proofing messaging, such as product impressions and purchases counters and advanced targeting conditions. Once you enable Kameleoon’s Product API methods on your website, Kameleoon will start sending product detail events whenever your visitors browse a product or category page, add a product to their carts, or make a purchase. It will also enable the collection of statistics about a given product (for example, the number of times visitors purchased or viewed it in the last hour or day) and power the creation of audience groups you can use in the segment builder using predefined product targeting criteria. You’ll need to add the Product page, Category page, Cart page, and Thank you page snippets to your source code to track interactions with your products and inform the Product Recommendations algorithm. You can also inject them by using the Global custom script on your project’s Scripts tab.

trackProductView()

Use the trackProductView() method on product pages to track when a visitor views a product. For details, see the trackProductView() method reference.

Ensure you provide all necessary data for your social proofing setup. You can retrieve only the data sent via the trackProductView() method through the obtainProductData() endpoint.

trackCategoryView()

Use the trackCategoryView() method on category pages to track when a visitor views a product category. For details, see the trackCategoryView() method reference. Ensure the category ID used here matches the one sent with the trackProductView() method. For details, see the Category object reference.

trackAddToCart()

Use the trackAddToCart() method on any page where a visitor can add a product to their cart (for example, the home page, product page, category page, or cart page). For details, see the trackAddToCart() method reference.

trackTransaction()

Use the trackTransaction() method on any page displayed after a visitor completes a purchase or transaction. For details, see the trackTransaction() method reference.

Kameleoon syncs your whole product catalog every 2 hours and will automatically tag out of stock products as “unavailable” every 12 hours. Kameleoon considers a product unavailable when the availableQuantity attribute passed with the addProductView method is equal to zero, which ensures that Kameleoon’s product recommendations only include products that are in stock. You can also set a product to be out of stock using the availableQuantity attribute when using the addProductView method.

Syncing your product feed using an XML file

Syncing your product catalog using an XML file includes the following steps:

Create an XML file with all the required metadata for each of your products, categories, and locations (for example, countries or locations where you operate and have different pricing, stock, or details for your products). The file must be available from a distant URL. Ensure that you host it in a secure area (for example, S3 bucket) that’s accessible to Kameleoon.
Sync the XML file with Kameleoon and choose the update interval that suits your needs (for example, every hour, 3 hours, 6 hours)
Track your visitors’ events.

Multiple languages websites aren’t supported. You must create a separate project for each language and provide one feed for each.

Whitelist the following IP addresses to ensure a seamless image download process:

95.216.99.81/26
95.216.99.220/26
95.216.23.145/26
95.216.10.183/26
95.216.114.218/26
95.217.32.105/26
95.216.4.144/26
95.216.102.29/26

Step 1: Creating your product feed

The product feed must include basic information about your catalog. Refer to the tables below for the mandatory attributes you must include.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<yml_catalog date="2022-10-03 22:00">
  <shop>
    <categories>
      <category id="270821163172" parentId="2708" url="https://myurl.com">Adidas</category>
       .......
    </categories>
    <offers>
      <offer id="6737859641508" available="true" leftovers="lot"></offer>
      ......	
    </offers>
   </shop>
</yml_catalog>

Element : yml_catalog

Attribute	Mandatory	Description
`date`	Yes	Date of generation of the XML document. Format should be : YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm

Element : yml_catalog > shop

Element	Mandatory	Description
`categories`	Yes	List of store categories
`locations`	Yes	List of locations and countries where the store operates
`offers`	Yes	List of store products

Element : yml_catalog > shop > categories

The categories element contains a list of category elements. Each product category you use to group or tag your products has its own category element.

Attribute	Mandatory	Description
`id`	Yes	Category ID
`parentId`	No	Parent category ID
`url`	No	Link to category page
`alias`	No	The alias identifier of the category

Example:

<categories>
  <category id="2" url="http://my-store.com/categories/discount/"> Category level 1</category>
  <category id="8" url="http://my-store.com/categories/men/">Category level 1</category>
  <category id="13" parentId="8" url="http://my-store.com/categories/men/shoes/">Category level 2</category>
  <category id="97" parentId="13" alias="men/shoes/leather" url="http://my-store.com/categories/men/shoes/leather">Category level 3</category>
</categories>

Element : yml_catalog > shop > locations

The locations element contains a list of your store locations. Each location has its own location element. You can use the following attributes for the element locations:

Attribute	Mandatory	Description
`id`	Yes	Location ID
`parentId`	No	Parent location ID
`type`	No	Location type. Available values: state, city, store
`name`	No	Location name

Example:

<locations>
   <location id="1" type="city" name="New York" />
   <location id="2" type="city" name="Los Angeles" />
   <location id="145" parentId="1" type="store" name="New York City main store" />
</locations>

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers

The offers element contains your list of products. Each product has its own offer element.

If all variants of one product are available from the same URL in your store, and there is no common identifier for product variants, Kameleoon will choose the cheapest product variant when recommending this product to your visitors. The availability flag in this case should fit into the following logic: if at least one product variant is in stock, then Kameleoon considers the product in stock.

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer

You can use the following attributes for the offer element:

Attribute	Mandatory	Description
`id`	Yes	Product ID / SKU / EAN
`group_id`	No	Product group ID. Required to combine product variants into one group. Kameleoon will choose the cheapest variant when recommending this product to visitors
`available`	Yes	Indication whether the product is in stock (‘true/false’). Kameleoon will automatically make all products that aren’t in the feed out of stock. Therefore, to speed up feed processing and reduce its size, don’t add products that are out of stock in your feed.
`leftovers`	No	Indication of how much inventory of a particular product is available. It can take one of the following values: one (the product is available in a single copy), few (the product is in limited quantities–up to 10 units), lot (available from 10+ units of the product)

The offer element can take the following tags:

Element	Mandatory	Description
`name`	Yes	Product Name
`picture`	Yes	Product main image
`price`	Yes	Base price of the product
`url`	Yes	URL to the product details page (starting with HTTP/HTTPS)
`categoryId`	Yes	Product category. If the product belongs to several categories, add as many `categoryId` elements as needed
`locations`	No	Required if the properties of the product (price, availability) are different depending on your locations. See table and example below
`accessories`	No	List of products that can be complementary or equivalent to the current product. It allows you to recommend products that you can use in combination with the current product (or in replacement of). It’s usually needed for a fashion or auto store and this tag is only compatible with the Store Recommendations algorithm.
`oldprice`	No	The previous price of the item. Used to show the product discounted price in product recommendation blocks.
`price_margin`	No	A weighting factor of the product price margin, between 0 and 100. Used to show products that have a higher margin in product recommendation blocks.
`barcode`	No	Product barcode or SKU. Used for Kameleoon’s search algorithms.
`typePrefix`	No	Product type (for example, “mobile phone,” “washing machine,” “corner sofa”). Used for Kameleoon’s search algorithms.
`vendor`	No	Manufacturer/brand
`vendorCode`	No	The manufacturer / brand’s code. Used for Kameleoon’s search algorithms.
`model`	No	Model and product name (for example, iPhone 17 128 GB). Used for Kameleoon’s search algorithms.
`seasonality`	No	Seasonality of goods. Allows you to recommend this product only some months of the year. Add as many elements as needed. See example below
`is_new`	No	Must be “1” if the product is new. Required if you use the algorithm “New arrivals”
`rating`	No	Product rating. Must take a value from zero to five. Must be zero if the product has no rating
`description`	No	Product description
`stock_quantity`	No	Indication of the product stock quantity
`tags`	No	Any additional information describing the product. Used for Kameleoon’s search algorithms. You can add a maximum of five tags. See table and example below
`param`	No	Used to provide filtering options in the search listing page provided by Kameleoon. Add as many param elements as needed. See example below
`author`	No	Only required if you sell books online
`publisher`	No	Only required if you sell books online
`series`	No	Only required if you sell books online
`year`	No	Only required if you sell books online
`ISBN`	No	Only required if you sell books online

Example:

<accessories>
    <accessory id="5574" />
    <accessory id="131" />
    <accessory id="99444" />
    <accessory id="334411" />
</accessories>

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer > locations

The locations element contains a list of locations, and the availability and price of the current product in these locations. Each location has its own element location within the offer tag. You can use the following attributes for the locations element:

Attribute	Mandatory	Description
`id`	Yes	ID of the location where you list the product. Must be one ID from one of the `locations` elements in the Shop element. Add as many elements as needed.

Kameleoon considers the product available for purchase only in the locations listed in the offer element. In all other unlisted locations, Kameleoon considers the product out of stock. You don’t need to add locations if your product is available in all locations, as Kameleoon will automatically consider the product in-stock in all of them.

The locations element can take the following tags (only required if the product has a different price/stock quantity in some of your locations).

Element	Mandatory	Description
`price`	No	The price of the product in the listed location
`oldprice`	No	The previous price of the product in the location
`stock_quantity`	No	Product stock quantity in the location

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer > fashion

Use the fashion tag if you sell clothes products. The fashion element can take the following tags:

Element	Mandatory	Description
`gender`	no	Product gender. Must be “f” (Female) or “m” (Male).
`type`	no	Product type. See table below for the allowed values.
`sizes`	no	Product’s available sizes. See table below for the allowed values.
`color`	no	Product color. See example below.
`feature`	no	Product specificities. Use this element to indicate if the product is for adults or kids only. Must take the value “child” or “adult.”

Don’t specify the gender element if it’s irrelevant. Kameleoon labels the product “unisex” and gives it a lower recommendation priority than other products of the same gender.

The type element can take the following values:

Element value (gender)	Description
`shoe`	Shoes
`shirt`	Shirts, blouses, dresses
`tshirt`	T-shirts
`underwear`	Underwear
`trouser`	Pants, jeans, shorts, skirts, swimwear
`jacket`	Jackets, coats, fur coats
`blazer`	Jackets, vests, jumpers
`sock`	Socks
`belt`	Belts
`hat`	Hats
`glove`	Gloves

Example:

<offer ...>
    ...
    <fashion>
        <gender>f</gender>
        <type>shoe</type>
    </fashion>
</offer>

You must set the type parameter when using the sizes parameter. You can add a list of available sizes by adding as many size tags as needed within the sizes element (see example below). If you have several locations, and the availability of product sizes is different across locations, insert a location tag with the list of available sizes in each size element (see example below).

Description	Example
European size	`e38`
International size	`M`, `L`, `u30`
UK size	`b6`
Height (for children’s products)	`h89-95`
One size fits all	`null`

Example:

<offer ...>
    ...
    <fashion>
        <gender>f</gender>
        <type>shoe</type>
        <feature>adult</type>
        <sizes>
            <size>e41</size>
            <size>e42</size>
            <size>e44</size>
            <size>e48</size>
        </sizes>
    </fashion>
</offer>
<offer ...>
    ...
    <fashion>
        <gender>m</gender>
        <type>jacket</type>
        <sizes>
            <size value="M">
              <location id="3"/>
            </size>
        </sizes>
    </fashion>
</offer>

One product can have multiple colors available. You can set a specific picture for a color by adding a picture attribute. Otherwise, Kameleoon displays the primary picture.

Example:

<offer ...>
    ...
    <fashion>
        <gender>f</gender>
        <type>shirt</type>
        <color>white</color>
        <color picture="https://example.com/products/shirts/395532-blue.jpg">blue</color>
    </fashion>
</offer>

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer > auto

Use the auto tag if you sell auto parts and accessories. Kameleoon’s algorithm automatically recognizes a potential buyer with certain characteristics such as the brand and model of the car. The algorithm then displays parts and accessories in recommendation blocks that are only compatible with specific car brands and models. The auto element contains a list of compatible cars. Each car brand and model has its own compatibility element.

If the product is compatible with all cars, you don’t need to add compatibility elements. If the product is compatible with all car models of a brand, you don’t have to add the model attribute.

You can use the following attributes for the compatibility element:

Attribute	Mandatory	Description
`brand`	Yes	Car brand
`model`	No	Car model

If the product is only compatible with a list of cars, you can also add a vds element for each compatible car. The vds contains the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) that serves as the car’s fingerprint. Example:

<offer ...>
    ...
    <auto>
        <compatibility brand="BMW" />
        <compatibility brand="Mini" model="Cooper S" />
        <compatibility brand="Mini" model="Cooper C" />
        <vds>BP8AN5</vds>
        <vds>BP8AN5</vds>
    </auto>
</offer>

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer > tags

The tags element contains a list of tags associated with the product. Tags improve Kameleoon’s search engine recommendation. Each value has its own tag element.

Element	Mandatory	Description
`tag`	Yes	Tag value

You will find examples of XML files you can use as a template below:

XML product feed - example 1 (without locations elements):

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<yml_catalog date="2022-10-03 22:00">
	<shop>
		<categories>
			<category id="270821163172" parentId="2708" url="https://kameleoon-store.myshopify.com/collections/adidas">Adidas</category>
			<category id="270821261476" parentId="2708" url="https://kameleoon-store.myshopify.com/collections/asics">Asics</category>
			<category id="270821228708" parentId="2708" url="https://kameleoon-store.myshopify.com/collections/converse">Converse</category>
			<category id="270821425316" parentId="2708" url="https://kameleoon-store.myshopify.com/collections/drmartens">Dr Martens</category>
			<category id="270821490852" parentId="2708" url="https://kameleoon-store.myshopify.com/collections/flex">Flex</category>
			<category id="2708211" parentId="2708" url="https://kameleoon-store.myshopify.com/collections/trainers">Sneakers</category>
			<category id="2708" url="https://kameleoon-store.myshopify.com/collections/all">Shoes</category>
		</categories>
		<offers>
			<offer id="6737859641508" available="true" leftovers="lot">
				<url>https://kameleoon-store.myshopify.com/products/adidas-kids-stan-smith</url>
				<price>50.99</price>
				<oldprice>90</oldprice>
				<price_margin>45</price_margin>
				<categoryId>270821163172</categoryId>
				<categoryId>2708211</categoryId>
				<picture>https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0564/9180/2788/products/7883dc186e15bf29dad696e1e989e914_grande.jpg?v=1622707556</picture>
				<name>ADIDAS | KID'S STAN SMITH</name>
				<is_new>1</is_new>
				<rating>4</rating>
				<vendor>Adidas</vendor>
				<description>The Stan Smith owned the tennis court in the '70s. Today it runs the streets with the same clean, classic style. These kids' shoes preserve the iconic look of the original, made in leather with punched 3-Stripes, heel and tongue logos and lightweight step-in cushioning. </description>
				<stock_quantity>300</stock_quantity>
				<tags>
					<tag>Sneakers</tag>
					<tag>Lean low top sneakers</tag>
					<tag>Men sneakers</tag>
				</tags>
				<fashion>
					<type>shoe</type>
					<color>black</color>
					<sizes>
						<size>9</size>
					</sizes>
					<feature>child</feature>
				</fashion>
				<param name="Size" unit="EU">9</param>
				<param name="Color">white</param>
			</offer>
			<offer id="6737859641509" available="false">
			......
			</offer>	
		</offers>
	</shop>
</yml_catalog>

XML product feed - example 2 (with locations elements):

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<yml_catalog date="2022-10-03 22:00">
	<shop>
		<categories>
			<category id="270821163172" parentId="2708" url="https://kameleoon-store.myshopify.com/collections/adidas">Adidas</category>
			<category id="270821261476" parentId="2708" url="https://kameleoon-store.myshopify.com/collections/asics">Asics</category>
			<category id="270821228708" parentId="2708" url="https://kameleoon-store.myshopify.com/collections/converse">Converse</category>
			<category id="270821425316" parentId="2708" url="https://kameleoon-store.myshopify.com/collections/drmartens">Dr Martens</category>
			<category id="270821490852" parentId="2708" url="https://kameleoon-store.myshopify.com/collections/flex">Flex</category>
			<category id="2708211" parentId="2708" url="https://kameleoon-store.myshopify.com/collections/trainers">Sneakers</category>
			<category id="2708" url="https://kameleoon-store.myshopify.com/collections/all">Shoes</category>
		</categories>		
		<locations>
			<location id="1" type="city" name="New York" />
			<location id="2" type="city" name="Los Angeles" />
			<location id="145" parentId="1" type="store" name="New York City main store" />
		</locations>		
		<offers>
			<offer id="6737859641508" available="true" leftovers="lot">
				<url>https://kameleoon-store.myshopify.com/products/adidas-kids-stan-smith</url>
				<price>50.99</price>
				<oldprice>90</oldprice>
				<categoryId>270821163172</categoryId>
				<categoryId>2708211</categoryId>
				<picture>https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0564/9180/2788/products/7883dc186e15bf29dad696e1e989e914_grande.jpg?v=1622707556</picture>
				<name>ADIDAS | KID'S STAN SMITH</name>
				<is_new>1</is_new>
				<rating>4</rating>
				<vendor>Adidas</vendor>
				<description>The Stan Smith owned the tennis court in the '70s. Today it runs the streets with the same clean, classic style. These kids' shoes preserve the iconic look of the original, made in leather with punched 3-Stripes, heel and tongue logos and lightweight step-in cushioning. </description>
				<stock_quantity>300</stock_quantity>
				<tags>
					<tag>Sneakers</tag>
					<tag>Men</tag>
				</tags>
				<locations>
					<location id="145">
						<price>63</price>
						<oldprice>90</oldprice>
						<stock_quantity>90</stock_quantity>
					</location>
				</location>
				<customerRecommendations>67378596415,673785964150821,673785964150,673785964150811</customerRecommendations>
			</offer>
			<offer id="6737859641509" available="false">
				......
			</offer>	
		</offers>
	</shop>
</yml_catalog>

Step 2: Sync your product feed file with Kameleoon

By default, the Kameleoon feed syncs with your XML file every 24 hours. However, you can change this setting if your product catalog updates more frequently. You can make adjustments in Store settings.

You can also schedule the import to start at a specific hour. Contact your Kameleoon Customer Success Manager to enable this option.

Step 3: Track visitors’ events

In addition to syncing your XML product feed, you must implement events to track product events, such as product view, add to cart, and transaction.

Product views

You must use the trackProductView method. Kameleoon.API.Products.trackProductView("ProductID/SKU/EAN"); Read the detailed instructions

trackAddToCart()

You must use the trackAddToCart() method whenever a visitor adds a product to their cart or when the visitor accesses the cart page. Kameleoon.API.Products.trackAddToCart("ProductID/SKU/EAN"); Read the detailed instructions

Transaction

Kameleoon.API.Products.trackTransaction([
	{
	 "productID": "ProductID/SKU/EAN 1",
	 "quantity": 1
	}
]);

Detailed trackTransaction() instructions

Validate your feed sync status

If you use Kameleoon’s Product API, you can verify that your implementation was successful by using the obtainProductData method. This method allows you to easily QA your implementation in real-time and verify that Kameleoon collected your product attributes correctly. You can visualize your product catalog by using the Data feed menu.

You can also access import logs directly from the Imports log menu to troubleshoot import issues.

You can then click any row to access the detailed import log.

FAQ

How do I decide between XML import and API import for my catalog?

Base your decision on your catalog size and technical infrastructure. Use the XML import method if your catalog contains fewer than 50,000 products and you lack a website data layer. If your catalog exceeds 50,000 products, use the Product Recommendation API.If you already uploaded your products to Google Merchant Center and your catalog contains fewer than 50,000 products, you can sync with a Google Merchant Feed URL instead. Contact your Customer Success Manager to enable this method.

Which attributes can I import from Google Merchant Center versus Kameleoon XML?

Supported attributes depend on your feed format. Google Merchant Center feeds and Kameleoon XML feeds differ for custom labels and stock quantity.Custom labels (custom_label_0 through custom_label_4)Kameleoon doesn’t support these attributes. The recommendation module doesn’t import custom_label attributes from Google Merchant Center feeds, so you can’t use these fields for filtering or display.Stock quantity

Google Merchant feeds: Not supported. The Google product data specification doesn’t include a numerical stock count (only “availability” status), so you can’t import exact inventory numbers through Google CSV or XML feeds.
Kameleoon XML: Supported. To use exact stock counts, use the native Kameleoon XML format and populate the stock_quantity field.
Viewing and using stock data: If you import stock data through Kameleoon XML, the values appear in the Data feed overview. Use the stock quantity attribute to create filters, for example to include only products with more than 5 units in stock.

Why is the recommended product count much lower than my total product stock?

The Popular and Trending algorithms have strict data quality requirements. If the number of products available to these algorithms is much lower than your total product stock, Kameleoon has filtered out products that aren’t eligible for recommendations. Kameleoon labels eligible products Widgetable.For a product to be widgetable, you must set up and import all four required fields:

Price
Name
URL
Picture (the image URL must be valid and retrievable)

If a product lacks any of these fields or one of them is incorrect, such as a broken image URL, Kameleoon filters out the product and excludes it from the algorithm’s results.The Trending algorithm also counts only sales orders inside its trending timeframe and excludes older sales. If Trending results look low, check the trending products timeframe.How to find products that aren’t widgetable

Click Settings > Recommendations > Products > Data feed.
Select False from the Widgetable dropdown.
Click a product to view its attributes. Kameleoon highlights the issue, such as a missing price or a failed image retrieval, in the product’s attribute list.

Why can't Kameleoon download my product images?

A common reason a product isn’t widgetable is that Kameleoon couldn’t download its image during catalog synchronization. Without an image, Kameleoon excludes the product from the Popular and Trending algorithms. If a product has a valid image URL but still lacks a picture, your shop’s server configuration might cause the issue:

Server overload: Your shop’s storage or server can’t handle the volume of requests from Kameleoon. Kameleoon downloads images using 50 simultaneous threads, which often causes timeout errors.
Security blocking: Your firewall or anti-DDoS protection might block requests based on the user agent or IP address.
- User agent: Kameleoon downloads images using the user agent Kameleoon Fetcher 2.0. If downloads fail, allow this user agent in your server settings.
- IP address: Allow all Kameleoon cluster IP addresses to keep access uninterrupted. See the list of IP addresses.

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Syncing your product feed using an XML file

Step 1: Creating your product feed

Element : yml_catalog

Element : yml_catalog > shop

Element : yml_catalog > shop > categories

Element : yml_catalog > shop > locations

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer > locations

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer > fashion

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer > auto

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer > tags

Step 2: Sync your product feed file with Kameleoon

Step 3: Track visitors’ events

Product views

trackAddToCart()

Transaction

Validate your feed sync status

FAQ

​Syncing your product feed using Kameleoon Product API

​trackProductView()

​trackCategoryView()

​trackAddToCart()

​trackTransaction()

​Syncing your product feed using an XML file

​Step 1: Creating your product feed

​Element : yml_catalog

​Element : yml_catalog > shop

​Element : yml_catalog > shop > categories

​Element : yml_catalog > shop > locations

​Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers

​Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer

​Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer > locations

​Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer > fashion

​Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer > auto

​Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer > tags

​Step 2: Sync your product feed file with Kameleoon

​Step 3: Track visitors’ events

​Product views

​trackAddToCart()

​Transaction

​Validate your feed sync status

​FAQ

Syncing your product feed using Kameleoon Product API

trackProductView()

trackCategoryView()

trackAddToCart()

trackTransaction()

Syncing your product feed using an XML file

Step 1: Creating your product feed

Element : yml_catalog

Element : yml_catalog > shop

Element : yml_catalog > shop > categories

Element : yml_catalog > shop > locations

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer > locations

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer > fashion

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer > auto

Element : yml_catalog > shop > offers > offer > tags

Step 2: Sync your product feed file with Kameleoon

Step 3: Track visitors’ events

Product views

trackAddToCart()

Transaction

Validate your feed sync status

FAQ