Pepita.hu feed for Shopify

Pepita.hu works the opposite way from Heureka or Zboží: there is no bidding for clicks and no traffic sent to your site. Pepita shows your product, takes the order in its own checkout and pushes it to your store over its API, one way, from Pepita to you.

That also makes the feed the only maintenance channel. Pepita does not let you edit the price, stock or description of a product manually or with a spreadsheet. The feed is the sole source, and a manual change in the seller interface is overwritten by the next feed update. New products are processed by Pepita's content team, which matches the category names you send to its own taxonomy before anything appears on the site.

Pepita's feed groups a product's variants into a single entry: one Id, one name, one price block, and a Variations section that names the axes (colour, size) and lists each combination with its own availability and, when they differ, its own price. Pepita's official sample does exactly this, and the template follows it.

Two consequences are worth knowing. A variation carries no identifier of its own: Pepita keys it by the option values, so per-size EANs have no slot in the feed. And the product name is the plain title, because Pepita's content guide asks you to avoid the colour in the name of a multi-variant product; the variations carry the distinguishing values.

Every product sends a gross price in the feed's currency (HUF on pepita.hu) with the VAT rate as a separate number, 27 for standard-rated goods. Pepita explicitly rejects a price of 0, so the template sends the compare-at price while a product is on sale and the regular price otherwise.

Discounts follow Pepita's own pricing rules: a new product can only be promoted after 14 days on the site, and the discounted price of an older product must be lower than its best price of the last 30 days. The feed carries the pair (regular price in Price, discounted in DiscountedPrice), and the calendar discipline stays on you.

Pepita pulls the feed on two clocks: stock roughly every hour, prices and descriptions once a day. Because wrong stock means wrong purchases, Pepita asks you to keep availability current, and to keep sold-out products in the feed with Available false rather than dropping them, which is what Pepita's own sample shows.

Delivery terms are agreed centrally at onboarding and configured in the Seller Center, and they must be completed even with a feed. Two per-product overrides exist for the exceptions: ShippingPrice, the shipping fee for an oversize item that differs from your default, and ShippingDelay, a handling time in working days that overrides the central warehouse setting for that product.