Connect Magento 2 with Salsify to sync product attributes, images, and specs across channels, reduce manual updates, and keep catalogs consistent at scale.
• Product records are exported from Salsify and mapped to Magento (Adobe Commerce) entities, including products, categories, and attribute sets, with attribute codes aligned between systems.
• Locale-specific values in Salsify are mapped to Magento store views, keeping names, descriptions, and SEO fields consistent per language and market.
• Digital assets and primary gallery images are synchronized by URL or file reference, with image roles and sort order mapped to Magento media attributes.
• Delta sync logic sends only changed items, using timestamps or change flags to reduce processing load on large catalogs.
• Validation rules check required attributes, option values, and data types before import, and invalid items are routed to error logs for review.
• Import jobs run via API-driven pipelines or scheduled batches, with status callbacks recorded for traceability across approvals and publishes.
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We map Salsify attributes, assets, and taxonomy to Magento entities, then set up API-based imports with validation and rollback. Sync can run on schedule or on publish events, depending on your workflow.
Typical sync covers titles, descriptions, specs, media assets, categories, configurable options, and SEO metadata. We also support custom attributes and multi-variant product structures.
Yes – we can sync per store view and locale, including language-specific content, currency-specific fields, and market-specific assortments. Rules live in Salsify, while Magento receives the right payload per channel.
We add field-level validation, required-attribute checks, and media QA before import, plus staging-to-production promotion when needed. If something slips through, automated rollback limits downtime and catalog issues.
Most projects take weeks, not months, depending on catalog complexity, approval workflows, and custom Magento data models. We confirm scope after a short discovery and data mapping workshop.