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Hi, we are building an ecommerce site for a client on California. They are an established auto parts and service center and want to extend their sales base on line. The problem we are finding and is becoming a massive headache is product listings. Im looking for a solution to be able to feed wheel, ATV, UTV ,tire and lift kit products. 

The site we are building in on WordPress using Woocommerce. We have talked with TIREWIRE, set up is expensive and we really only get TIRE products. Keystone is another, but they are not great at responding or even interested in helping.

Is there a service out there that brings these kinds of vendors together, and lets us either upload a CSV a few times a month, or provides API access

Any advice or help you be massively appreciated.

Thanks

David

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We might have the very exact solution for you.

As we understand it, you need product listings (title, description, specs, image) to be fed to your own system / or custom built system, so you and your customer can search and order for a specific part on your website, correct?

 

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