Odoo Marketplace Mass Upload
| Technical name | marketplace_mass_upload |
| License | LGPL-3 |
| Website | https://store.webkul.com/Odoo-Marketplace-Mass-Upload.html |
| Included Dependencies | Odoo Multi Vendor Marketplace |
Odoo Marketplace Mass Upload
This module allows Marketplace Sellers to Bulk Upload New Products and Inventories to Odoo Marketplace.
Information
Note : The admin can see the product and Inventory upload history of all the sellers and The sellers can see the records of their uploads only in their seller profile in the Odoo backend.
Reduced efforts in Product and Inventory management on Your Marketplace
Instantly add products to odoo marketplace in bulk with a simple zip containing images folder and a csv file upload and Also update inventory of the desired product via single csv file.
The added products are automatically created in odoo.
Allow Sellers to Bulk Upload New Products to Odoo Marketplace
The module helps the Odoo Marketplace Sellers to create new products in bulk for their shop.
The imported products are auto created in the Odoo with status of 'Approved' or 'To Approve' depending upon the settings by admin.
Directly Update the Inventory with a single step with a CSV File
Prevent mannual inventory update of each product on Odoo Marketplace.
The module allows the sellers to update inventory of their Marketplace products in bulk with a CSV File Upload.
Each seller can update the inventory of his/her product(s).
The update request is either approved automatically or goes into 'To Approve' state depending upon the marketplace admin settings.
Highlighted-features
Below is the detailed list of Feature of Odoo Marketplace Mass Upload Module
Manage Product and Inventory for Odoo Marketplace
Sellers can Create Products in Bulk for Marketplace via zip
Update Inventory in Bulk For Marketplace products via CSV
Upload any number of products with CSV
Maintain history of all bulk uploads
Shows records of unsuccessful records.
Set required product fields for successful upload
Supports Multi Website Compatibility
KEY FEATURES
Below is the detailed list of Feature for Odoo Marketplace Mass Upload Module
Bulk Import Products to Odoo Marketplace
- The seller can import marketplace products using zip file.
- The zip contains a product CSV file and image folders.
- The imported products are auto-created in Odoo.
- The status of added product depends upon admin settings - approved or to approve.
Bulk Update Marketplace Product Inventory
- The sellers can bulk update inventory of their products with CSV file.
- The CSV file includes the required fields and data.
- The status of inventory update depends upon admin settings - approved or to approve.
Set the rules for creating CSV files
- Set the required fields in CSV file for uploading products.
- The zip contains a product CSV file and image folders.
- If the required field(s) is missing the upload would go unsuccessful.
Multi Website Compatible
- The Module is designed to be multi website compatibility.
- The admin can create independent uploading rules for each website.
Track every upload Operation
- The history of each upload operation is stored in Odoo.
- The admin can see the history of every seller.
- The sellers can see only their upload history.
Instantly check for Unsuccessful uploads
- The module lists the unsuccessful records (if any) of each operation.
- The admin can create independent uploading rules for each website
Seller can view Mass Upload Product menus under Products menu
Seller can view rules for proper zip format and can use Sample zip to mass upload product.
Seller can view his/her mass uploaded prdoucts history.
Seller can view Mass Upload Inventory menus under Inventory menu
Seller can view rules for proper csv format and can use Sample csv to mass upload inventory.
Seller can view his/her mass uploaded inventory history.
Seller can download the csv file with variant id and default code filled.
Admin can view Mass Upload Product menus under Products menu
Admin can view rules for proper zip format and can use Sample zip to mass upload product on behalf of seller.
Admin can view all the mass uploaded prdoucts history.
Admin can set fields for mass product upload in settings menu.
Admin can view Mass Upload Inventory menus under Inventory menu.
Admin can view rules for proper csv format and can use Sample csv to mass upload inventory on behalf of seller.
Admin can view all the mass uploaded inventory history.
Admin can download the csv file with variant id and default code filled.
Admin can Enable/Disable Mass Upload for Marketplace Sellers.
Admin can Enable/Disable Mass Upload for a particular seller.
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