Products Google and marketplaces will show, and a catalogue in your customer's language
AI fixes titles and fills in attributes in your feed, and translates the catalogue for foreign markets. Names, sizes and specs stay exactly as they are.
From catalogue to feed and language versions
The same product data in every channel and every language.
- 1Feed reviewWe check rejected products and warnings in Google Merchant Center, plus the requirements of the marketplaces you sell on.
- 2Titles and attributesAI builds titles to each channel's rules and fills in missing attributes such as colour, size, material and gender.
- 3TranslationDescriptions and attributes are translated into the market's language. Brand names, models and sizes stay untouched thanks to a glossary.
- 4Approval and updatesChanges wait for sign-off, and then the feed refreshes itself whenever the catalogue changes.
Signs your feed and translations need work
Products rejected in Merchant Center
Titles straight from the warehouse
Translations break the specs
The foreign store falls behind
Channels and markets we prepare the catalogue for
We build the feed from your catalogue, and each channel gets data in its own format.
Google Merchant Center
Allegro
Amazon
Price comparison sites
Store language versions
BaseLinker
How we check the results
Before the change we count rejected products and warnings in Merchant Center, and products with no translation. Afterwards we compare the same numbers.
- 1Products rejected in Merchant Center
- 2Products with warnings
- 3Products with no translation
- 4Team corrections to translations
Team corrections go into the glossary, so the same mistakes don't come back.
Common questions
Won't AI translate our brand name?
Not if it's in the glossary. We add brand names, models, sizes and units to the glossary before the first translation.
Which languages do you translate into?
The languages of the markets you sell in or want to enter, most often German, Czech, Slovak and English.
Will the feed update on its own?
Yes. A price change, stock change or new product reaches the feed at the next refresh.
Who checks the translations?
Your team or a native speaker checks the first batch. Their corrections go into the glossary and rules, so later batches need less editing.
Tell us about your feed and markets
Let us know where you list products, which markets you want to enter and how many products are in your catalogue. We reply within one business day.