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Multi-locale feeds

Feature · Map & syndicate

Every market, one catalog.

Localized downstream.

Selling into new markets multiplies feed work - language, currency, local requirements. Multi-locale feeds are designed to carry market-specific output per destination with one catalog behind all of them.

The difference

Localized outputs vs. duplicated catalogs

Without GoDataFeed

  • Each market gets its own hand-maintained catalog copy
  • Currency and language handled in scattered spreadsheets
  • A product fix must be repeated per market
  • Local spec differences surface as rejections abroad

With GoDataFeed

  • Designed to produce market-specific output from one catalog
  • Language and currency handled per destination feed
  • Fixes made once are meant to reach every market
  • Local requirements addressed in the feed layer

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How it works

Language, currency and local spec per market, one catalog behind it.

Benefits

Expansion without duplication

New markets add feeds, not catalog copies.

Consistent products everywhere

Every locale describes the same underlying record.

Fixes travel

A catalog correction is meant to reach all markets at once.

Local compliance

Market-specific requirements get addressed per feed.

Simpler operations

One pipeline serves the international footprint.

Room to grow

The next market is an output, not a project.

Capabilities

Per-market output

Designed to give each destination market its own feed - language fields, currency and formatting appropriate to the locale.

Local spec targets

Built for the reality that a channel's German spec is not its US spec - market variants of a channel are treated as their own destinations.

One catalog behind it

The point of the design: expansion multiplies outputs, not catalogs. Your master record stays singular.

Feature · Map & syndicate

Multi-Locale Product Feeds | GoDataFeed

Designed to serve every market from one catalog - per-locale language, currency and requirements handled in the feed layer, not in catalog copies.

Multi-locale feeds

Multi-locale feeds is stage four

of six.

Localize one catalog per market.

Every feature works from the same catalog. Optimization sets the values; this stage delivers them to each channel and keeps them current.

Questions

Feature · Map & syndicate

How are locales handled?

Per destination feed - each market's output is designed to carry its own language fields, currency and formatting.

Do I need a separate catalog per market?

No - the design keeps one master catalog, with localization applied in the feed layer.

What about market-specific channel requirements?

Market variants of a channel are treated as their own destinations, each with its own requirements.

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Also in the box

Everything the monitoring loop

needs.

Alerting

Eligibility drops and sync failures to email or Slack, thresholds yours.

Feed history

Every published version diffable — what changed, when, by which rule.

Pre-submission validation

The same rulebook checks, run before publishing instead of after.

Error playbooks

Each channel error mapped to its fix, linked from the row.

Scheduled reports

Weekly eligibility digest per store, for the people who don't log in.

API access

Diagnostics data in your own BI, if that's where your team lives.