Your feed tool checks your feed. FeedFixer checks whether Amazon accepts it.
That gap is where products disappear. The quality check in your feed tool is green, and Amazon still refuses your products, field by field. This is how FeedFixer closes the gap.
One letter keeps a product offline
Amazon only accepts values from its own lists. Your data says liter, Amazon's list says liters. To a person that is the same thing. To Amazon it is an error, and the product does not go live.
Capacity unit
liter✕ rejected by Amazonliters✓ acceptedA real catalogue, in numbers
A brand with just over 800 products sold on Amazon through a feed tool. Every quality check was green. On Amazon, 651 of the 817 products were not live, and Amazon returned 5,027 error messages. 58% of them were one and the same error: a required field was missing.
- 1
Feed with errors in
FeedFixer reads your product data as it is: from your PIM, your webshop or a feed. Nothing has to be cleaned up first.
Your source
Material_NLLeerCapacity_unitliterHeight43Water-repellentJa
- 2
FeedFixer fixes the errors
FeedFixer knows what Amazon requires per product type. It proposes which source field belongs to which Amazon field, converts values into Amazon's own spelling, and points out what is really missing. You confirm; you do not build rules.
Proposed and converted
Material_NL → Materialmatches 387 of 387 productsConfirm- LeerLeatherMaterial
- literlitersCapacity unit
- Jawater_repellentWater resistance
- 3
Cleaner feed out
You get a supplementary feed with ready-made Amazon fields, plus a checklist of what to change in your feed tool, each item with the number of errors it removes. Your source feed and your other channels stay untouched.
Checklist for your feed tool
- Select the FeedFixer fields in your Amazon channel−709 errors
- Gift options: set another value−996 errors
- Business price block (B2B): leave empty−498 errors
- Compliance field: do not send−387 errors
Your other channels keep using your source fields.
- 4
Measure
Amazon does not process changes instantly. The next day FeedFixer shows what came back: fewer errors, more products live, and what is left to do.
From errors to result
Errors
5,027
at 506 products
Optimised
−2,590
fewer errors expected (52%)
Result
Tomorrow
measured the day after
Product check: why is this SKU not live?
The question every marketplace team gets: why is this product not on Amazon? Type a SKU, EAN or ASIN and FeedFixer walks the whole chain: is it in your source, which product type is it, is the data complete, what did your feed tool send, and what does Amazon say right now. You get one verdict, a fix plan grouped by where you solve it, and an explanation you can copy to a colleague or a client.
SKU-10482Amazon refuses to create this product
Your feed tool sent it, but Amazon rejected it with 12 errors. As long as those remain, stock does not help.
Copy explanation- Map a field (applies to the whole product type)8
- Change a setting in your feed tool3
- Fill in a value in your source1
What is the difference with your feed tool?
FeedFixer does not replace your feed tool. It does the one thing your feed tool does not: know what Amazon will accept.
Your feed tool
FeedFixer
Sends your feed to all your channels
Makes sure what goes to the marketplace gets accepted
Transforms data with rules you build yourself
Knows Amazon's requirements per product type; you only confirm
Quality check on its own rules: green
Checks against Amazon's requirements and Amazon's own verdict
Shows that an error occurred
Shows why, where you fix it and how many errors that removes
Price, stock, selection, titles
Not involved: that stays in your feed tool
The result goes back into your feed tool as one extra feed.
Does it work with my feed tool?
FeedFixer is not tied to one tool. It works with any feed management tool that can do two things:
- add an extra feed (XML) and combine it with your existing import on a key such as SKU or EAN
- export the error messages Amazon returns for a channel
That includes tools such as Channable, ChannelEngine, Productsup, Lengow, DataFeedWatch and Feedonomics. Not sure about yours? Ask us.
Check it yourself
Take an error message from your own feed tool and paste it into the error code search. You will see what it means, where it is fixed and what FeedFixer does with it.