Import your PrestaShop catalog once
Bring your PrestaShop catalog in the way that fits your store: a structured export, a guided import, or a single product URL plus title to start. Comptrace reads the fields it needs to match products accurately, then keeps that catalog data scoped to your workspace and read-only against your store.
- Share the fields that drive matching: product URL, title, GTIN, MPN, brand, and category.
- Send current prices and references so each row has a baseline to compare against.
- Start small with one product URL, or scale to the full catalog when you are ready.
- Catalog access is read-focused and never changes your PrestaShop products or prices.
CSV and guided import for flexible onboarding
Start with one product URL or description, or use a structured CSV or feed to validate product links, identifiers, and prices before scaling across the catalog. Most checks finish within a minute; harder products can take up to 15 minutes, with the result delivered by email.
- Paste a single product URL to see an instant preview before importing the full catalog.
- Already-supported public URLs preview almost instantly; new or harder products are queued and followed up within ~15 minutes.
- Use a CSV or feed export for stores with non-standard catalog workflows.
- Validate URLs, identifiers, and prices on a sample before committing the whole catalog.
- Re-import to refresh prices and references as your PrestaShop catalog changes.
Control what counts as a comparable offer
After AI matches competitor offers and Comptrace scrapes their prices, you decide which results are truly comparable. Tune how price, shipping context, source domains, and product condition shape the comparison, then act on normalized evidence: price rank, gap, and trend per product.
- Filter and weight source domains so comparisons reflect the competitors you care about.
- Account for shipping context and product condition before reading price gaps.
- Review normalized results: title, merchant, price, currency, URL, and scraped-at timestamp.
- See coverage gaps as exceptions with status and timestamps, not silently hidden rows.