Catalogue sources
The catalogue, stock and price sources Ateliq reads from, what each needs from you, schedules, what a sync may change, and the safeguard against hiding half your range.
A catalogue source keeps Ateliq's catalogue, stock and prices in step with your own systems. Add one in Retail → Integrations. The wizard walks through: Pick a system, Connect, Map fields, Map locations to stores, What it updates and Try it.
Every source is read only. Ateliq never changes anything in your systems. The one exception is Shopify's "live updates", which subscribes Ateliq to Shopify's change notifications.
Supported sources
| Source | What you provide | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Shopify | Your store address, and an access token or a client ID and secret | Reads products and stock, with colour and size options. Optionally includes draft products. Turn on live updates to hear about product and stock changes as they happen. With order-read access, also reads online orders and refunds hourly, for kept and returned. |
| WooCommerce | Your store address (https), a read-only REST key and secret, and a webhook secret | Set up product created, updated and deleted webhooks in WooCommerce for live updates. Stock managed on the parent of a variable product is not read; only stock on each variation, or on a simple product, is. |
| Adobe Commerce | Store address, store code, and an integration token with read access to catalogue and inventory | Reads stock per source. You choose whether to include standalone simple products. |
| SAP S/4HANA | System address, and a communication user or OAuth client credentials | Product, stock and pricing. Locations are plants, or plant and storage location. The list price condition type defaults to PR00. Category and type are mapped from the material group. |
| Unicommerce | Account name and an API user with inventory read access | Stock only, one figure per facility, for products already in the catalogue. |
| File upload | A CSV or Excel file | Runs when you upload. |
| File from a link | A secure link to a file, open or with a token or username and password | Fetched on a schedule. |
| SFTP folder | Server, port, path or file pattern, the host-key fingerprint, and a read-only account | Fetched on a schedule. |
| REST API | The API address and its authentication (none, token, basic, or a token in a named header) | Pages by page number, offset, cursor or next link. Map each field to a path in the response. |
| Your system sends data | Nothing to connect | Ateliq gives you an address and a signing secret. See Webhooks. |
Stock systems that push stock to Ateliq can be connected with credentials we issue; ask us.
Files from a sync source
Sync files (upload, link or SFTP) can be CSV or Excel, up to 20 MB. Common headers are found automatically: SKU, Name or Title, Brand, Colour, Size, Stock or Qty, Store or Location, Price, MRP, and Gender (read as audience). Map any other column yourself. A file can have one row per product and store, or one row per product with a stock or price column for each store.
What a source updates
Each source updates one or more of Catalogue, Stock and Prices. Stock-only sources never add, hide or reprice products.
"This is our full catalogue." Tick this for a source that lists your whole range, and products it no longer lists are hidden, never deleted. As a safeguard, if one run would hide more than half of that source's products (when it owns at least ten), hiding is held back until a person chooses Run again and allow hiding.
Schedules
Every 1, 6, 12 or 24 hours, or manual. New sources default to every 24 hours. Push sources and file uploads run when data arrives. Due sources are checked about every 15 minutes.
Try it before it runs
A dry run reads the source and shows what would change, without writing anything. Each source keeps a run history and has Run now.
Locations and stores
In Map locations to stores, match each of your system's locations (warehouses, plants, facilities, outlets) to an Ateliq store, so stock lands in the right store's range.
Something missing or unclear? Write to pb@ateliq.co and we will answer and fix this page. Last reviewed 12 November 2026.