Use a CSV, XML or Google Shopping product feed that Grumeria can download from a public HTTPS address. A local file path is not a feed URL.
Map the source fields to product ID, title, link, price, availability and image link. Keep product IDs stable across updates. Add brand and category fields when available so they can be used for search and filters.
Review the import status and product count before publishing. An incomplete replacement catalog is not published when an import exceeds the plan limit or fails the catalog-size checks. Correct the feed and review the next import.
Set up product variants. Grouping is off by default. Under “Product data”, map the stable group ID supplied by your feed to group_id as text or keyword and enable at least one role. Then choose “Reindex completely”; individual item updates are insufficient for an existing catalog. Open “Product variants”, refresh its status and enable grouping once the catalog is ready.
Check variants. Products are grouped only by the explicit group ID supplied in the feed; empty group IDs remain individual products. Test the selector in “Test search” and in your shop: the image, price, delivery status and link always belong to the selected variant. Filter counts represent matching product groups; a group can match several filter values. Each card offers up to twelve matching variants. You can switch grouping off again under “Product variants”.
Provide translated product titles, descriptions and URLs in your feed. Grumeria translates its search controls; it does not translate products or convert prices.
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