Worten feed for Shopify

Worten runs one Mirakl instance for two storefronts. Your seller account carries two sales channels, Worten Online Portugal and Worten Online Espanha, both switched on by the Worten account manager, and both priced in euro. There are no per-channel price columns in the offers file; one price serves both.

What you localize per channel is the content. Product name PT is the one mandatory title; the Spanish title and type are optional attributes you fill when selling on Espanha, and integrators treat both-language descriptions as required in the build step.

The products feed carries the content, and the EAN is its spine: Worten accepts only products provided with an EAN, and the offers file attaches to products by it. Every product needs a brand (30 characters at most, spelled exactly as the brand owner spells it), a Portuguese title up to 150 characters and a type specific enough to understand what the product is.

The main image has strict rules: a pure white background (RGB 255,255,255), PNG or JPG, minimum 600 px and ideally 1200×900, with no labels, watermarks or pictographs. Worten takes up to ten images per product, keywords for search, color, dimensions and weights, plus three GPSR responsible-person attributes (name, postal address, email) that are required per category.

The offers file is where the money lives. price carries the regular price (the compare-at price while the variant is on sale) as a plain number with a period for decimals, no currency symbol, VAT included, in euro. discount-price carries the sale price, always lower, bounded by start and end dates.

quantity is the stock count, and a sold-out variant belongs in the file with an explicit 0: Mirakl's normal import updates the rows it finds and leaves absent ones untouched, so a dropped row would keep its last quantity live on Worten. The offer's condition is a code enumerated per operator, so the template leaves it empty for you to fill from the account; the only delivery-shaped column is leadtime-to-ship, the days until the carrier gets the parcel.

Mirakl publishes no product-file field table, because the columns are each operator's own. This template's column set is transcribed from two integrators running live Worten connections, and the operator Excel template downloadable inside your seller account is the final authority.

What makes a wrong header non-fatal: Mirakl's import maps your file's columns onto Worten's attributes in a mapping wizard inside the account. Reconcile the headers on the first import and read the error report under Catalog → Product imports. Codes 1001, 1004, 1005 and 1006 are the category-mapping failures, 2xxx the type and length validations.

Product content goes through Worten's review before it appears, and the published wait is up to 40 days. Import the products feed first and plan the offers feed around it: an offer whose product is still in review is not live.

Once through, the rhythm is fast: integrators observe offer publications about every two hours and product publications every 24 hours, read from the two permanent feed URLs in your account. Feedflock regenerates both files every hour, so every poll reads current data, and Mirakl's per-import error reports tell you what did not make it.