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Scheduled product listing updates

Purpose

1.1. Automate updates to antique product listings across multiple sales channels based on scheduled timing, inventory changes, or seasonal adjustments.
1.2. Ensure antique listings display current prices, item statuses, descriptions, and featured items on a fixed timetable (daily, weekly, monthly).
1.3. Maintain compliance with platform listing standards, optimize keyword and photo positioning, and automatically retire expired or sold inventory from storefronts.
1.4. Centralize control over updates for marketplace accounts, point-of-sale systems, and e-commerce sites to minimize manual corrections and listing errors.

Trigger Conditions

2.1. Predefined schedule (cron-style, e.g., 2am every Monday).
2.2. Inventory threshold reached (stock updated in the POS or ERP system).
2.3. Product data updates in source spreadsheet/database (e.g., new item, revised description).
2.4. Upcoming holiday or event triggers theme-based listing shifts (e.g., for ‘Antique Christmas Ornaments’).

Platform Variants


3.1. Shopify
• Feature/Setting: Admin API — Configure “Product Update” endpoint, trigger with scheduled webhook.
• Sample: Schedule recurring PATCH to /admin/api/2022-10/products/{product_id}.json.

3.2. Etsy
• Feature/Setting: Listings API — Configure PUT to /application/listings/{listing_id} at set intervals.

3.3. eBay
• Feature/Setting: Inventory API — Create scheduled cron job for “Update Inventory Item” operation.

3.4. WooCommerce
• Feature/Setting: REST API — Update product details with scheduled POST /wp-json/wc/v3/products/{id}.

3.5. Magento
• Feature/Setting: CatalogProductRepository API — Schedule updateProduct PUT calls.

3.6. BigCommerce
• Feature/Setting: Catalog API — Automate PUT /stores/{store_hash}/v3/catalog/products/{id}.

3.7. Amazon Seller Central
• Feature/Setting: Feeds API — Bulk scheduled feed uploads for product data refresh.

3.8. Square POS
• Feature/Setting: Catalog API — PUT /v2/catalog/object; schedule inventory/price updates.

3.9. Vend
• Feature/Setting: Products API — PATCH /api/2.0/products/{id}; schedule with workflow app.

3.10. Wix
• Feature/Setting: Wix Stores API — Schedule PATCH /stores/v1/products/{id}.

3.11. PrestaShop
• Feature/Setting: Webservice — Automate PUT /api/products/{id}.

3.12. OpenCart
• Feature/Setting: REST API — POST to /api/products/edit/{id}, scheduled task trigger.

3.13. Google Merchant Center
• Feature/Setting: Content API — Automate updates to item attributes with PATCH /products/{productId}.

3.14. Facebook Shops
• Feature/Setting: Commerce API — Schedule catalog item PATCH /{catalog_id}/products.

3.15. Instagram Shopping
• Feature/Setting: Graph API — POST /{catalog-id}/batch for item refresh.

3.16. Salesforce Commerce Cloud
• Feature/Setting: OCAPI — PATCH /s/-/dw/data/v21_3/products/{id}, schedule via Cloud scheduler.

3.17. Lightspeed Retail
• Feature/Setting: Product API — PATCH /API/Account/{accountID}/Product/{productID}, run in task.

3.18. Squarespace
• Feature/Setting: Commerce Orders API — PATCH /1.0/commerce/products/{id}, scheduled integration.

3.19. Zapier
• Feature/Setting: Schedule trigger + “Update Product” action for targeted marketplace.

3.20. Microsoft Power Automate
• Feature/Setting: Recurrence trigger + product update action for chosen e-commerce connectors.

3.21. Integromat/Make
• Feature/Setting: Scheduled scenario with HTTP modules “update product” per API spec.

3.22. SAP Commerce Cloud
• Feature/Setting: OCC REST API — PUT /rest/v2/products/{code}, scheduled job.

Benefits

4.1. Keeps antique listings synchronized across all channels, reducing admin effort.
4.2. Cuts time-to-market for seasonal or inventory-driven listing changes.
4.3. Ensures data consistency, reducing customer confusion and sales loss from outdated info.
4.4. Minimizes manual intervention, lowering human error incidence and allowing for faster scaling.
4.5. Automates compliance updates (image standards, category mapping) for disparate marketplaces.

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