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Shopify
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Adding Barcode Values in WooCommerce
Connecting WooCommerce
How can I confirm that Modern Dropship can pull my Products from my WooCommerce Store?
Updating your WooCommerce URL
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CSV managed account
Connecting through SFTP
Downloadable Image Links
Fixing SKUs in Scientific Notation
How to Resolve " Your SFTP user requires delete permission on your SFTP server."
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Importing Products using a CSV file in the Modern Dropship web app
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Getting Started with Webhooks
Getting Started with the Buyer API
How to Create an Order for the Buyer API
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EDI
Connecting through Seller EDI - Invoice (810) Specification
Connecting through Seller EDI for Dropship
Connecting through Seller EDI for Dropship - Advance Ship Notice (856) Specification
Connecting through Seller EDI for Dropship - Inventory Update (846) Specification
Connecting through Seller EDI for Dropship - Purchase Order (850) Specification
Connecting through Seller EDI for Dropship - Purchase Order Acknowledgements (855) Specification
Downloading EDI Files
How to Create a Test Order as an EDI Seller
How to Resend an Advance Ship Notice
How to Resolve "Already Processed Files"
Seller EDI Quick Reference
EDI - Fall 2024 and later
Advance Ship Notice (856) Specification
Connecting through Seller EDI
Inventory Update (846) Specification
Invoice (810) Specification
Purchase Order (850) Specification
Purchase Order Acknowledgements (855) Specification
Seller EDI Quick Reference: Fall 2024 and later
Migrating Ecommerce Platforms
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Buyer Product Validation Guide
Exclusive Collaborations - Syncing Unpublished Products
How Inventory Sync Works
How to Solve Shopify "Item Not Recognized" Error
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Pricing
Create a Price List For a Smaller Catalog
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Promotional Price Lists and Discounts
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General Dropship Information
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- CSV managed account
- Downloadable Image Links
Downloadable Image Links
Sellers who import their products via CSV need to include the correct image links in order for product images to be available for buyers.
CDN-Hosted Images
In the Importing Products template there is a field for Image URL. This allows sellers to make their product image(s) available for buyers and have those images sync across to the buyer's own ecommerce platform.
These images must be hosted in a Content Delivery Network (CDN) that allows for direct download of the image. Broadly used CDNs include Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Cloudflare.
Below are instructions on how to generate downloadable image links with other common cloud-storage providers:
Dropbox
A commonly used cloud storage platform is Dropbox. While dropbox is not a typical CDN, Dropbox-hosted images can still be included in the Products CSV template.
A typical dropbox image link looks like: https://www.dropbox.com/s/xxxxx/111111-1-.jpg?dl=0
To configure a Dropbox image link in a format that supports automatic download, replace the www.dropbox.com
with dl.dropboxusercontent.com
Modifying the link above, the correct URL would be: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/xxxxx/111111-1-.jpg?dl=0
Google Drive
Once photos are marked as accessible across the web then they become CDN-hosted links and do not need to be modified. Source
Squarespace
Similar clean-up effort as with Dropbox. Sellers export URLs which contain links to static images, but modifying the URL can turn it into the CDN-hosted link.
A typical image link (via CSV export) looks like: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/#####
Modify the link above to this format: https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/#####
Where ##### represents everything that comes after the .com/static/
Alternative Services
If you wish to share product images hosted in an alternative service and wish to confirm if your links will be available for download by your buyers, please Contact Support