XML & CSV
XML Webservice
The webservice is developed tailored for customers seeking to streamline orders through their own software. This cutting-edge solution is designed to optimize your order process significantly. With the aid of an XML feed, you now have the capability to seamlessly import your orders automatically into our website, even if you have a third-party delivery address.
This particular feature of third party addresses is highly recommended for users of our Drop Shipping program, providing an efficient and hassle-free way to manage your orders.
Should you wish to harness the power of this advanced webservice, a simple account upgrade is required. Feel free to reach out to our dedicated sales team at sales@scala-nl.com whenever you're ready to make use of this fantastic feature. We're here to assist you!
Feeds XML and CSV
SCALA provide real-time stock and product feeds in both XML and CSV formats to keep you updated with the latest information about our products. Below, we'll explain how each feed works and how you can use them for your website or other purposes.
Real time XML feed
XML, allows you to store data in a structured manner. In an XML file, structured data is presented as 'plain text,' and it's commonly used for data transfer.
Using the XML Feed: Our XML feed automatically synchronizes real-time stock and product information to your webshop. This ensures that the information displayed on your website is always up-to-date. To implement the XML feed on your website, we recommend consulting your IT specialist for assistance.
Additionally, you can open the stock feed in Excel. Refer to the Microsoft help center article or the Microsoft explanation video on how to do this.
However, please note that the product feed cannot be opened in Excel.
CSV product feed
The SCALA product feed is a file that holds all the essential information about the products we offer. We update this feed every 24 hours to ensure that you always have access to the latest data.
How to Open a CSV File in Excel: CSV stands for Comma Separated Values, where each line represents a table row, and commas separate the columns. When opening a CSV file in Excel, you might encounter difficulty reading the data if it's not imported correctly.
To correctly open a CSV file in Excel, you should import it as data. Refer to the Microsoft help center article on importing data from TXT/CSV files. Find the section titled "Import a text file by connecting to it" and select your Office version. Follow the steps in the article to open the CSV file accurately.
By utilizing our real-time feeds in XML or CSV format, you can ensure that you and your customers always have the most recent product information available, enhancing the overall user experience.
You will find your XML and CSV files in your account portal.
- Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.
- Opens in a new window.