Mapping Magento 2 Attributes

StoreFeeder can link up most product fields and product custom attributes to your magento attributes so that we can update and add in attributes that you need to keep your website running smoothly.

To map your attributes if you edit your magento integration and then on the left select the "Manage Attributes" option. From here you should get this below mapping page:

First you want to click the import attributes button to make sure we have all your attributes.

Then once those are imported you just want to choose the magento attribute in the "Magento Attribute" drop down list that you want to get mapped and then in the "Mapping Attribute" drop down list you need to pick the StoreFeeder field that you want to match to that attribute and then click "Add Mapping". Then on listing upload we'll upload that field as if it was your attribute.

Updating attributes on Listings:

Since attributes are attached to your products and not your listings if you need to update an attribute on a listing you'll need to go to the product that the listing is mapped to and then edit the product field controlling your attribute and save the product. Once that is saved go into the listing in StoreFeeder and use the save and upload option to push that change to channel.

Updating attributes in bulk:

To do bulk changes to attributes you'll need to do a product export and import to update your product data where this is all stored. There's a guide for that here

Then you'll need to a listing import with all the listings you want to update within it, there's a guide on using the listing import here

Updating in bulk will only work if you have upload listings enabled but if this has been disabled a long time you may not want to turn it on straight away as StoreFeeder's data could be very out of date. We'd recommend redownloading your listings before turning this on if it has been disabled awhile and make sure others in your business know so that nothing gets overwritten as if this is on all changes will need to be made from StoreFeeder going forward.