DataFeedWatch enables merchants and agencies to optimize product data feeds for Google Shopping and 1,000 other shopping channels in 50 countries.
Improving the feed quality increases the performance of their advertising campaigns on these channels.
DataFeedWatch also shows the performance of each product on every channel: poorly performing products can be removed with a single click to boost the overall campaign ROI.
I was able to reduce the size of my data feed as well as open up virtually every eComm channel that exists without having to create separate feeds for each.
More so, DataFeedWatch makes it stupid-simple to slice-n-dice one's data so that channels that have different requirements for syntax, e.g. capitalization or non-capitalized or any of the other many ways that channels seem to make our lives more difficult don't have to be spoon fed separately with separate fields in my input feed for each of the channels with ever so slightly different requirements for exactly the same data!
Not only that, I can create fields and their contents out of whole-cloth with a rich range of conditionals which can use individual input fields to generate a static value or modify the contents of a given field's value based on conditions of other fields or business rules I'm able to implement entirely within the DataFeedWatch admin panel.
On that last point, I no longer have to concern myself with business rules in deciding what to send to whom, which always resulted in having to have separate feeds generated for each separate channel but with DataFeedWatch, I can build the business rules right into the given channel's configuration and change it on the fly if/when necessary, without ever having to do any more coding or having to worry about effecting any of the other channels.I've been web-coding applications since before PHP even was thought of and DataFeedWatch admin application is the only web-based application, that I didn't write myself, that has impressed me to the extent that I am almost giddy working with it!
It had a bit of a learning curve, which an hour of on-boarding would flatten out to nothing, but once I got familiar with my way around, I was actually able to learn from using the UI/UX how to improve my management of datafeeds and channels to the extent I've never experienced before.
I also love the fact that their admin makes it possible to actually reduce the size and complexity of the primary feed we provide to DataFeedWatch by using the admin's very rich feature set of renaming, combining and dynamically creating 'static' values for fields that I would have had to implement in the feed itself.
Also, different channels all seem to want the same or similarly named fields to use channel specific syntax, e.g. Google wants 'in stock' for 'availability' while Bing wants 'In Stock' for 'Availability' and eBay accepts either 'Y' or 'N', accordingly, and so previously I had to have three separate fields instead of what I can do with DataFeedWatch which is to use a field that simply contains TRUE or FALSE and then I can use that value to create conditional static values separately as required by each different channel.
I was able to reduce the size of my data feed as well as open up virtually every eComm channel that exists without having to create separate feeds for each.
More so, DataFeedWatch makes it stupid-simple to slice-n-dice one's data so that channels that have different requirements for syntax, e.g. capitalization or non-capitalized or any of the other many ways that channels seem to make our lives more difficult don't have to be spoon fed separately with separate fields in my input feed for each of the channels with ever so slightly different requirements for exactly the same data!
Not only that, I can create fields and their contents out of whole-cloth with a rich range of conditionals which can use individual input fields to generate a static value or modify the contents of a given field's value based on conditions of other fields or business rules I'm able to implement entirely within the DataFeedWatch admin panel.
On that last point, I no longer have to concern myself with business rules in deciding what to send to whom, which always resulted in having to have separate feeds generated for each separate channel but with DataFeedWatch, I can build the business rules right into the given channel's configuration and change it on the fly if/when necessary, without ever having to do any more coding or having to worry about effecting any of the other channels.I've been web-coding applications since before PHP even was thought of and DataFeedWatch admin application is the only web-based application, that I didn't write myself, that has impressed me to the extent that I am almost giddy working with it!
It had a bit of a learning curve, which an hour of on-boarding would flatten out to nothing, but once I got familiar with my way around, I was actually able to learn from using the UI/UX how to improve my management of datafeeds and channels to the extent I've never experienced before.
I also love the fact that their admin makes it possible to actually reduce the size and complexity of the primary feed we provide to DataFeedWatch by using the admin's very rich feature set of renaming, combining and dynamically creating 'static' values for fields that I would have had to implement in the feed itself.
Also, different channels all seem to want the same or similarly named fields to use channel specific syntax, e.g. Google wants 'in stock' for 'availability' while Bing wants 'In Stock' for 'Availability' and eBay accepts either 'Y' or 'N', accordingly, and so previously I had to have three separate fields instead of what I can do with DataFeedWatch which is to use a field that simply contains TRUE or FALSE and then I can use that value to create conditional static values separately as required by each different channel.
Pros I've been web-coding applications since before PHP even was thought of and DataFeedWatch admin application is the only web-based application, that I didn't write myself, that has impressed me to the extent that I am almost giddy working with it!
It had a bit of a learning curve, which an hour of on-boarding would flatten out to nothing, but once I got familiar with my way around, I was actually able to learn from using the UI/UX how to improve my management of datafeeds and channels to the extent I've never experienced before.
I also love the fact that their admin makes it possible to actually reduce the size and complexity of the primary feed we provide to DataFeedWatch by using the admin's very rich feature set of renaming, combining and dynamically creating 'static' values for fields that I would have had to implement in the feed itself.
Also, different channels all seem to want the same or similarly named fields to use channel specific syntax, e.g. Google wants 'in stock' for 'availability' while Bing wants 'In Stock' for 'Availability' and eBay accepts either 'Y' or 'N', accordingly, and so previously I had to have three separate fields instead of what I can do with DataFeedWatch which is to use a field that simply contains TRUE or FALSE and then I can use that value to create conditional static values separately as required by each different channel.
Cons I only have two VERY minor nit-picks and they both have to do with the UI/UX.
I like that they've adopted some 'guided navigation' in the form of a balloon suggesting to the user to use the 'Review' function to actually look a a given channel's configuration and tell you what is wrong with any of the data that would be going to the specific channel, including actually listing not just 'Your feed is broke' but instead, a summary of all issues found grouped by issue and the count thereof followed by every single row in the feed that has issues pointing out exactly what the issue with that record is.
But, that balloon gets annoying when it continually pops up and I have to dismiss it is z-indexed higher than the primary content, which only makes sense but, covers up a portion of the primary content and although one can scroll or dismiss the balloon, it covers up a portion of the primary content. That said, one can dismiss the balloon or, click a link to "Hide these tips" but, it comes back. Likely a configuration issue easily remedied.
The other nit-pick is that the support chat window is stuck in the corner of the page and can't be moved which can make discussing an issue on a specific page more difficult because as is usually my luck, what I have issues with is most often hidden by the chat window. True, I can open a new window/tab but, with the quality and utility of the UI/UX as it exists, the balloon and chat window content-blockage stand out like a sore thumb.
We use DFW for almost every client. Because we are daily users we now the tricks and can work very quickly. The tool gives us so much efficiency in setting up and improve feeds and also setting up Shopping campaigns as we want.DataFeedwatch is a very straightforward and easy to use tool! Everything is easy to understand and by doing it once you understand the functions and also learn directly how you can use some functions in other ways and accounts!
Beside that, when you have an problem, the support chat is very helpfull and quick in helping you. They are solving your problems for you.
We use DFW for almost every client. Because we are daily users we now the tricks and can work very quickly. The tool gives us so much efficiency in setting up and improve feeds and also setting up Shopping campaigns as we want.DataFeedwatch is a very straightforward and easy to use tool! Everything is easy to understand and by doing it once you understand the functions and also learn directly how you can use some functions in other ways and accounts!
Beside that, when you have an problem, the support chat is very helpfull and quick in helping you. They are solving your problems for you.
Pros DataFeedwatch is a very straightforward and easy to use tool! Everything is easy to understand and by doing it once you understand the functions and also learn directly how you can use some functions in other ways and accounts!
Beside that, when you have an problem, the support chat is very helpfull and quick in helping you. They are solving your problems for you.
Cons It's not particular an Con of DFW itself but more of tools like this. You need to use them to understand them. The first time you use it it can be a bit hard to make the correct optimyzations. But the support is in that case there for you and willing to help!
The overall experience is excellent. If you have any problem, you can use the chatservice DataFeedWatch offers. This is one of the biggest plusses for me, you get help/answers quickly without having to mail, take screenshots, being called back by someone who can help you, etc. The interface of DataFeedWatch is userfriendlier than other feed managing tools, and takes you through the process of setting up an excellent feed really easy. On the other side, for more advanced users there are plenty of options and possibilities to enhance your datafeed with formulas, rules, calculations, etc.
The overall experience is excellent. If you have any problem, you can use the chatservice DataFeedWatch offers. This is one of the biggest plusses for me, you get help/answers quickly without having to mail, take screenshots, being called back by someone who can help you, etc. The interface of DataFeedWatch is userfriendlier than other feed managing tools, and takes you through the process of setting up an excellent feed really easy. On the other side, for more advanced users there are plenty of options and possibilities to enhance your datafeed with formulas, rules, calculations, etc.
Pros The interface of DataFeedWatch is userfriendlier than other feed managing tools, and takes you through the process of setting up an excellent feed really easy. On the other side, for more advanced users there are plenty of options and possibilities to enhance your datafeed with formulas, rules, calculations, etc.
Cons Hmm, can't think of any real drawbacks at the moment...
It has been about 3 - 4 years, maybe more, since I began using their service. They have been consistent in offering a robust solution and I couldn't be happier.I have been using DFW for years now after dumping another service that simply went out of business but kept charging for the same old features. DFW is a company which is constantly adding improvements and making sure their customers are taken care of. In fact, their customer service is SUPERB.
It has been about 3 - 4 years, maybe more, since I began using their service. They have been consistent in offering a robust solution and I couldn't be happier.I have been using DFW for years now after dumping another service that simply went out of business but kept charging for the same old features. DFW is a company which is constantly adding improvements and making sure their customers are taken care of. In fact, their customer service is SUPERB.
Pros I have been using DFW for years now after dumping another service that simply went out of business but kept charging for the same old features. DFW is a company which is constantly adding improvements and making sure their customers are taken care of. In fact, their customer service is SUPERB.
Cons So far I have not experienced anything negative. Setting feeds is NOT easy and a bit complicated but then their support is THERE to help you.
A time saving tool which has all your output feeds.* The possibility to merge inputfeeds
* Frequency of input- / outputfeed generation
* Predefined channels (outputfeeds)
* Great, pragmatic and fast support
A time saving tool which has all your output feeds.* The possibility to merge inputfeeds
* Frequency of input- / outputfeed generation
* Predefined channels (outputfeeds)
* Great, pragmatic and fast support
Pros * The possibility to merge inputfeeds
* Frequency of input- / outputfeed generation
* Predefined channels (outputfeeds)
* Great, pragmatic and fast support
Cons * Preview options before saving an outputfeed, but Datafeedwatch is working on this.
Not really a con, but a suggestion: creating a training program for its users. I know there are more functionalities in Datafeedwatch then I currently am using.
DataFeedWatch's analytics show users the performance of each of their products on every channel, enabling them to identify and remove any that are unprofitable.
Data feeds are monitored 24/7, with notifications triggered if anything goes wrong.
Marketplace orders are automatically synced with online stores, and inventory always updated.
Multiple shops and campaigns can be managed from a single DataFeedWatch account.
Live support is available around the clock: we offer 24/7 support via live chat, email and phone.
FAQs for DataFeedWatch
Below are some frequently asked questions for DataFeedWatch.
Q. What type of pricing plans does DataFeedWatch offer?
DataFeedWatch has the following pricing plans:
Starting from: $29.00/month Pricing model: Subscription Free Trial: Available
Q. Who are the typical users of DataFeedWatch?
DataFeedWatch has the following typical customers:
Freelancers, Large Enterprises, Mid Size Business, Small Business
Q. What languages does DataFeedWatch support?
DataFeedWatch supports the following languages:
Dutch, English, German
Q. Does DataFeedWatch support mobile devices?
DataFeedWatch supports the following devices:
We do not have any information about what devices DataFeedWatch supports
Q. Does DataFeedWatch offer an API?
No, DataFeedWatch does not have an API available.
Q. What other apps does DataFeedWatch integrate with?
DataFeedWatch integrates with the following applications:
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