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Prepare a marketplace import file from your exports

A marketplace expects a precise file: certain columns, in a certain order, with no incomplete row. Your data, meanwhile, is spread across several exports. Mergy brings them together and lets you choose exactly what goes into the import file.

A concrete example

Product data comes from your PIM (file A), prices and stock from your back office (file B). Both share the SKU, though not always with the same case.

Apim_export.xlsx
SKUTitleBarcode
TS-001Organic cotton T-shirt white M0360002914015
TS-002Organic cotton T-shirt black M0360002914022
SW-010Grey hoodie L0360002914107
CA-005Beige linen cap
Bprice_stock.csv
skupricequantity
ts-00119.9042
TS-00219.907
SW-01049.0015
CA-00524.908
TS-00319.9012
Result: only products found in both exports
StatutSKUTitleBarcodepricequantity
A+BTS-001Organic cotton T-shirt white M036000291401519.9042
A+BTS-002Organic cotton T-shirt black M036000291402219.907
A+BSW-010Grey hoodie L036000291410749.0015
A+BCA-005Beige linen cap24.908

With “Only rows found everywhere”, T-shirt TS-003, missing from the PIM, is not exported. The cap has no barcode (hatched cell): the “Remove rows where Barcode is empty” rule drops it before export, to avoid a rejected import.

How to do it, in three steps

  1. 1

    Drop your exports

    Product data on one side, prices and stock on the other, as Excel or CSV.

  2. 2

    Keep complete rows

    Choose “Only rows found everywhere” and add a rule to remove rows without a barcode.

  3. 3

    Order the columns

    Tick the columns the marketplace asks for and drag them into its template's order, then export.

Follow the marketplace template

Open the import template provided by the marketplace and note its column order. In Mergy, tick only those columns and drag them into the same order: the exported file follows it. If the marketplace requires exact column names, rename them in your source exports or in the final file.

Pick the required format: CSV, Excel or TSV. Barcodes stay text in all three, which avoids the classic rejection of 12-digit codes instead of 13.

Clean up before sending

Cleanup rules apply to the result: remove rows where a column is empty, exclude rows containing a word (“clearance”, for instance), keep a single category, sort, or limit the number of rows for a first test import.

Frequently asked questions

Are lowercase SKUs linked to uppercase SKUs?

Yes. Leading and trailing spaces are removed and case is ignored before matching.

Can I prepare files for several marketplaces?

Yes: export again with another column selection and order, the dropped files stay on the page.

Does Mergy send the file to the marketplace?

No. You download the file and import it yourself in the seller portal.

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