Platform
meant for ad auctions. Translate it.
NetSuite holds the operational truth - items, pricing, inventory across locations. GoDataFeed pulls that data and rebuilds it into the consumer-facing, channel-spec listings Google, Amazon and Meta require.
From ERP to auction
An ERP item record is built for operations - internal names, unit codes, warehouse fields. A channel listing needs consumer titles, marketing categories and auction-ready attributes. Someone has to translate. Rules do it better than exports.
Item fields, custom records and pricing map to consumer-facing listing data by rule.
Availability rolls up the way you define it, so channels sell what you can fulfill.
Each channel gets its own validated format from one normalized catalog.
Imports and pushes run on schedule - no engineering team maintaining export scripts.
How it works
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Item data, pricing and inventory import on a schedule that matches your operations.
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Rules turn ERP fields into consumer-ready titles, categories and attributes.
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Validated, spec-correct outputs push to each channel automatically.
1
normalized catalog between your ERP and every channel.
40+
channels your NetSuite data can feed.
0
custom export scripts for your team to maintain.
Questions, answered
How does the data get out of NetSuite?
Scheduled imports - saved-search exports, file drops or API - matched to how your instance is configured.
Can ERP fields become listing content?
Yes. Rules map item fields and custom records into consumer-facing titles, categories and attributes per channel.
Does anything write back to NetSuite?
The catalog flow is outbound - your ERP stays the system of record.