What is the HTTP(S) URL Fetch integration?
Download remote CSV, TSV, JSON, or XML feeds directly from a public or authenticated URL.
With Product Feed Master, HTTP(S) URL Fetch becomes a connector you can attach to any feed. You control exactly which products and attributes flow through it, so the data that reaches HTTP(S) URL Fetch is clean, complete, and formatted correctly.
How Product Feed Master connects to HTTP(S) URL Fetch
The HTTP(S) URL Fetch connector is powered by our HTTP(S) URL Fetch connector under the hood, so it inherits the same battle-tested authentication, retry, and scheduling behavior used across the platform.
HTTP(S) URL Fetch is configured as an input source: Product Feed Master reads your product data from it on each sync and merges it into your master feed.
Why manage your HTTP(S) URL Fetch feed with Product Feed Master?
Maintaining a HTTP(S) URL Fetch feed by hand is slow and error-prone. Prices drift out of date, out-of-stock items keep showing, and every channel wants attributes named differently. Product Feed Master solves this by keeping one master catalog and projecting a tailored feed to HTTP(S) URL Fetch.
You map source fields to the attributes each destination expects, layer on rules to rename, combine, default, or filter values, and schedule automatic re-syncs so the data is never stale.
What you can do with the HTTP(S) URL Fetch connector
- Import products and attributes from HTTP(S) URL Fetch into your master feed.
- Map your source fields to the attributes HTTP(S) URL Fetch expects.
- Transform values with rules: rename, combine, default, format, and filter.
- Exclude out-of-stock or non-compliant products before they reach the channel.
- Schedule automatic re-syncs so your HTTP(S) URL Fetch feed never goes stale.
How to set up a HTTP(S) URL Fetch feed
Build your master feed
Create a feed and attach your product sources so Product Feed Master has a single, unified catalog to work from.
Add the HTTP(S) URL Fetch connector
Create a new channel in Product Feed Master and choose HTTP(S) URL Fetch. Enter your credentials or endpoint details — the connector handles authentication for you.
Map and transform your fields
Match your catalog attributes to the fields HTTP(S) URL Fetch expects, then add transformation rules to clean, reformat, or enrich values as needed.
Schedule and sync
Set a sync schedule — hourly, daily, or on demand — and Product Feed Master keeps your HTTP(S) URL Fetch feed up to date automatically.
HTTP(S) URL Fetch integration FAQ
Does Product Feed Master support HTTP(S) URL Fetch?
Yes. HTTP(S) URL Fetch is available as a connector you can attach to any feed in Product Feed Master, with field mapping, transformation rules, and automated scheduling included.
Can I both import and export with HTTP(S) URL Fetch?
The HTTP(S) URL Fetch connector is designed for importing product data into Product Feed Master, which you can then export to any of your other channels.
What technology powers the HTTP(S) URL Fetch connector?
It runs on our HTTP(S) URL Fetch connector, which handles authentication, retries, and formatting so you don't have to manage any of it yourself.
Do I need to write code to connect HTTP(S) URL Fetch?
No. Connecting HTTP(S) URL Fetch is fully configuration-driven — add the connector, map your fields, and schedule a sync. No development work required.
How often can I sync my HTTP(S) URL Fetch feed?
You can sync on demand or on a recurring schedule. Pick the cadence that matches how often your prices and inventory change.