1. Prepare WordPress
- Confirm that WooCommerce is active.
- Install LineSW Feed Checker from WordPress.org.
- Open WooCommerce → LineSW Feed Checker.
- Prepare a supplier feed URL or reviewed local file.
Inspect a supplier CSV, XML or JSON feed before changing a WooCommerce catalog. The public Free release performs diagnostics and exports reports without writing products.
Preview, readiness diagnostics, catalog comparison and exports remain read-only in public version 1.3.5.
A run parses at most 200 feed items with a 25-second timeout and up to three redirects.
The first 100 parsed items can be compared with the WooCommerce catalog.
The plugin stores 20 runs, shows the latest 10 in the interface and keeps up to 200 learning-log entries.
Use SKU first, then EAN or a stable supplier code. Product names are not reliable primary identifiers.
Public 1.3.5 can incorrectly report a missing image for the standard WooCommerce CSV Images field. Verify the preview and report.
Values such as EPRODUKT=NO and missing images should be treated as review signals. The Free release reports them but does not change product status.
Review item-level matching and expected actions without catalog writes.
Share a readable summary of missing fields, warnings and feed readiness after removing sensitive data.
Inspect a machine-readable plan whose public Free export keeps write_enabled=false.
Feed Automation 1.8.6 adds controlled scheduled imports, mapping rules, logs, quarantine, recovery and plan-based feed/site limits. Keep Free/Core active and verify the exact plan in checkout before purchase.
No. The public Free release previews, compares and exports reports without writing products.
Yes. Run a fresh preview for every new supplier and whenever the feed structure changes.
Send versions, expected result, exact error and a sanitized report or reviewed support ZIP. Never send passwords or payment data.