No, the Amazon feed template isn’t a live integration, so it doesn’t connect directly to Amazon Seller Central. While there are tools that specialize in connecting your product data directly to Amazon, Plytix is the best tool to generate feeds for it. You use it to build a perfectly formatted file from your Plytix data, then upload that file into Seller Central yourself. It’s like having the hard part (data formatting) done for you, so you can skip the messy spreadsheet work.

You can update your Amazon feed template as often as you need. Once your fields are mapped, exporting an updated version takes seconds. New products or price changes? Just re-export from Plytix. No remapping, no manual edits.

Yes, you can set up multiple feed templates for different product categories, countries, or Amazon accounts. Each one keeps its own mapping and rules, so you can stay organized as you grow.

You can absolutely create feed templates for other marketplaces. Once you’ve mapped your first feed template, the process is nearly identical for others. The logic stays the same; only the fields change.

Because manually filling out spreadsheets like Amazon’s flat file is brutal. Plytix fills them automatically with clean, up-to-date product data from your PIM. No broken formulas, no endless copy and paste, just a ready-to-upload file that Amazon will actually accept.

Nope, no need to keep duplicates of your data. Each marketplace has its own requirements on the character limit in your product titles, the decimals in your price, your image size and background color… just to name a few. So we definitely don’t expect you to keep all those different versions of the same info. Instead, you can quickly format that data for the specific marketplace you’re working with right in your Plytix channel, so the data is only changed in your template feed, not your Plytix account. 

Yes, you can easily keep content for different markets, audiences, and languages right in Plytix. You can group content for the same market so you can quickly find and edit it, and even create completeness attributes to make sure all the fields for a given market are filled out before they’re added to your feed template. And the best part is, you don’t need to create that content from scratch; Plytix AI can localize content for different markets, all while following your tone of voice and keeping it optimized for your sales channel.

You can use smart lists so that only products that meet your criteria are added to your feed templates. Set your conditions (like, “Completeness is equal to 100”), save them into a list, and add them to your channel. Anytime a product matches those conditions, it will be automatically added to your feed template. 

Amazon’s requirements vary depending on a few category items, like the type of product you’re selling and where you’re selling it. To get the most accurate list of requirements, head to your Amazon Seller Central and follow the steps to download the right template for your products. Once you have that template, you can easily upload it into a Plytix channel so you can match the fields with the right data. 

Yes, you can sync all your digital media from Plytix. Plytix has an integrated DAM (Digital Asset Management) that lets you store most asset formats so you can organize and edit all your digital files in one place. You can even format your images for a specific feed template using AI, so it matches the requirements of your marketplace.