Client projectData pipelinesCustom softwareRetail and ecommerce
Baba International, a Turkish ecommerce sourcing business.
Baba International buys products through Trendyol, a Turkish marketplace, and needed product lists pulled from it in a shape its catalog import could take. Bulk catalog jobs fail halfway and report a single status, so nobody can tell which items came back clean and which need a retry.
Web scrapingData pipeline
A Flask API that scrapes requested product URLs and returns url, title, description, price, attributes, barcode and images as JSON or CSV
Batches of up to 100 URLs per request
Per-item success, partial and failure results rather than one job-level status, across five documented response contracts
CSV attachments for Baba International's catalog import
A requirements specification for a Chrome extension: product-page detection, CSV export, Turkish to English, French and German translation, retry and error handling
Packaged Windows builds of the interface, the Selenium scraper and the sitemap crawler, so the team ran them with no Python set-up
German-market product data delivered as a complete set across two sprints
A batch that stops halfway now reports which products are usable, and the import backend was accepted as the third milestone at the end of October 2023.
Done again today
Done again today, work like this usually costs $1.5K to $3K (Scraper and data-feed rescue). The free plan says whether it fits before anything is priced.
Take over the pipeline that keeps breaking and keep clean data moving: blocks, captchas, layout changes, retries, and an alert when a run finds nothing.
$1.5K to $3K, usually fixed-price · optional monthly run
1 to 3 weeks
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