Shopware + Product Import
Manage Shopware product imports from supplier feeds
An XML feed from one supplier, a CSV file from another and a shared sheet from a third should not create three separate manual routines. Bring supplier product data into a consistent import process for your Shopware catalogue.
Supplier product sources
Feeds, files and shared sheets
Dropday
Dropday
Map data from each supplier
Your Shopware store
Product data for your catalogue
Explore the integration and automation.
Bring different supplier sources into your Shopware product workflow
Use the source each supplier provides, with the mapping and matching configured for that source.
1
Connect the supplier data
Share an XML feed URL, CSV or JSON file, Google Sheet or another supported source.
2
Match the relevant products
Configure the fields and identify products using SKU or EAN.
3
Process the connected feeds daily
Dropday reads the sources each day, with the product import configured for your Shopware catalogue.
Feed format
XML, CSV or JSON
Feed source
URL, upload, FTP or Google Sheet
Use the data suppliers provide, without preparing every file yourself
Your suppliers do not need to use the same file format for you to work with their product data. Product import in Dropday handles sources separately, so each supplier’s fields can be mapped without manually rebuilding its file.
The Dropday plugin for Shopware connects your store. Share the XML, CSV, JSON, Google Sheet or supported FTP/SFTP source you want to use, and configure the product import with Dropday. For stock availability from those sources, explore Inventory Sync.
Different sources in one process
Separate supplier field mappings
Less manual file preparation
Where Shopware supplier product imports simplify your work
Suppliers using different file formats
Work with their existing sources instead of asking your team to convert every file into the same layout.
Product files you regularly download
Connect the supplier source rather than retrieving and preparing a fresh copy for every import.
Adding another supplier’s assortment
Configure another source without introducing a separate manual routine for the new range.
Keeping supplier feeds organised
Maintain a clear mapping for each source as the number of suppliers grows.
Connect Shopware in minutes
Install the Dropday plugin for Shopware, connect your account and follow the installation guide. Then configure the supplier product feeds you want to use.
1
Install the plugin
Add the Dropday plugin to Shopware.
2
Connect your account
Link your Shopware store to Dropday.
3
Configure the supplier import
Share the sources and agree how their fields and product identifiers should be handled.
Stop rebuilding supplier files for Shopware
Bring your supplier sources into a product import process your team can keep using.
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More ways to automate your Shopware store
Explore other ways to connect your suppliers and keep your store up to date.
Orders via Email
Each supplier receives its order lines by email.
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Orders via API
Send orders into your supplier's system through an API call.
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Orders via EDI
Send orders in the EDI format each partner requires, such as EDIFACT ORDERS.
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Orders via FTP/SFTP
Deliver orders as files on your supplier's server, in the layout it reads.
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Frequently asked questions
What if my suppliers provide different file formats?
Each source is configured separately. Dropday supports XML feeds and can help connect CSV, JSON and other supported sources.
Can a supplier’s Google Sheet be used?
Yes. A Google Sheet can be configured as a supplier data source with the Dropday team.
Can Dropday read files from a supplier’s server?
Supported FTP and SFTP sources can be configured as part of the feed setup.
How are supplier products matched?
Product matching uses SKU or EAN, with the identifier configured for each source.
How often are the sources checked?
Connected feeds are read daily. You can also start an import manually.