Our own productData pipelinesAutomationRetail and ecommerce
Our own engineering.
A store that resells retail products needs its Shopify catalog to track the retailer's prices and stock. Done by hand that work is exact, repetitive and endless, and it drifts the moment anyone stops. We built the pipeline on our own account so the sync could run on a schedule instead of a person.
Web scrapingData pipelineEcommerce and ordering
Product extraction from Costco with Selenium and BeautifulSoup
Normalised storage in MongoDB, with a threaded scheduler refreshing price and stock
Shopify product creation and updates keyed by SKU, with variants, images, metafields, collections and inventory levels
Retries and bulk operations, with rate-limit handling against the Shopify Admin API
JSON export for downstream use
An earlier wholesale-catalog prototype, begun in December 2022: crawl vendor catalogs, normalise them, make them searchable, and handle pricing, stock and ordering, with an ecommerce website requirements specification written in October 2023
The store's catalog moves when the retailer's does, and a failed refresh retries itself rather than waiting for someone to notice.
Done again today
Done again today, work like this usually costs $1.5K to $3K (Pricing and competitor monitor). The free plan says whether it fits before anything is priced.
Competitor prices, stock, catalog and copy collected on a schedule, so your team sees a change the day it happens.
$1.5K to $3K, setup · optional monthly run
1 to 3 weeks
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Say so in a few sentences. The free plan comes from the person who built this one.