--- schema_version: "1" id: 001097cedfd3281d8907e1d75e517e0ad8394b57f30164ec7b01dd5c2cf62b2e title: Product ETL Data Feed collection: admin version: current locale: en-us portal_url: https://docs.salesforce.com/admin/current/en-us/mktg/264-0-0/mc_pers_etl_product_data_feed.md canonical_url: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=mktg.mc_pers_etl_product_data_feed.htm&release=264.0.0&type=5 source_site: help.salesforce.com content_type: documentation content_hash: 288a59a4027190c37e3c0ea17d3e5fbcfa9eaa607514c7832a9b03a4426f13e4 description: Use the Product ETL data feed to update the products in your catalog and to add new products. products: - Marketing - Salesforce Personalization release: "264" --- # Product ETL Data Feed Use the Product ETL data feed to update the products in your catalog and to add new products. ## About Ingesting Product Data You can update existing products in your catalog by including updated records with existing product IDs in the file. When you include records with new product IDs, Personalization adds the new products to your catalog. Product updates through an ETL data feed, or the Marketing Cloud Personalization module of the Salesforce Interactions SDK, or the Event API, don’t occur when a product is locked. A product becomes locked when you manually edit the product's information and save changes. The assumption is that a manual edit is intentional and takes precedence over any inbound data source. While you edit a product page, the page appears as locked, and it remains locked if you save the edits. To determine whether a product is locked, select **Catalog** | **Products** from the main navigation, select the product, and look for the lock icon beside the product name in the details pane. If the product is locked, double-click it to edit it, select **Unlocked** from the dropdown at the top right, and click **Save**. Unlocking a product allows manual changes to be updated by ETL data feeds, the Marketing Cloud Personalization module of the Salesforce Interactions SDK, or the Event API. ## Requirements - ETL files must be in a CSV file format that adheres to the schema for the data feed. Files that don’t follow the file naming conventions or the appropriate schema result in errors and fail to process. - Each product must appear only one time in a single record in a file. If your file has multiple records with the same product ID, Personalization loads the last valid record in the file. - Location is a special type of catalog attribute available to products. To help denote where a product is located, information, such as geographic point (latitude and longitude), country code, city, and state, can be stored as system attributes. Location fields aren’t required, and only latitude and longitude are codependent. Any other combination of defined location fields is acceptable. - All records in the file, not just the records whose values have changed, need a value for each cell. Personalization overwrites existing values for any changed product records, including records that have blank values. - Field names that begin with `attribute:` must match the custom attribute names in the Attributes section of the **Catalog and Profile Objects** | **Products** page. ## Filename Format `product-YYYY-MM-DD_HH-MM-SS.csv` ## Schema

Field Name	Description	Example Values	Maximum Length	Data Type
`id`	Required. Product IDs in the file must match the format of product IDs in the Personalization application and the site map. Ensure there's a single occurrence of an ID in the file. When multiples of the same product IDs exist in the file, Personalization loads only the contents of the last row to the catalog. This field is also the parent identifier of SKUs.	prod1237723	255	String
`attribute:<attribute name>`	The custom attributes for the product. Column headers begin with `attribute:` and are followed by the attribute name as it appears on the Products page. The header value must match the attribute name in the system, and the values must conform to the configured data type.	attribute:fit wide attribute:length long	1023	Any
`relatedCatalogObject:<catalog object name>`	Each related catalog object name must match a catalog object type configured on the Catalog and Profile Objects page. Column headers begin with “relatedCatalogObject:” followed by a catalog object name. A product can have multiple related catalog objects in separate columns, or multiple values for the same related catalog object separated by the pipe character in the same column. A literal pipe in one of the values is represented as two pipe characters in the file. This field replaces the dimension: field.	relatedCatalogObject:Color Blue\|Yellow relatedCatalogObject:Material Leather	255	String
`categories`	Define multiple categories using pipe delimiting.	Footwear \| Running Men \| Footwear \| Running Women \| Footwear \| Running	255	String
`skus`	The set of SKUs for the product, separated by a pipe character. A literal pipe in one of the values is represented as two pipe characters in the file. SKUs are case-sensitive. This field is typically used when all SKUs share the same product information.	sku104272\|sku32342\|sku33388	255	String
`attribute:name`	Represents the name of the product, and must contain at least one alphanumeric character.	Slick New Kicks	1023	String
`attribute:url`	An RFC-3986-compliant URL that represents the canonical product display page for the product.	https://example.com/products/prod1.html	1023	String
`attribute:imageUrl`	A fully qualified URL for an image of the product.	https://example.com/img/img1.png	1023	String
`attribute:description`	Represents the description of the product, and must contain at least one alphanumeric character.	Durable and breathable, high-performing shoes for progressive explorers.	1023	String
`attribute:promotable`	This field defaults to true. When set to false, Personalization doesn’t return the product in the Einstein Recipes recommendation system. If no value is set, this field defaults to true.	TRUE	1023	Boolean
`attribute:price`	The current offer price of the product to promote to users. Use a period as the decimal separator. Don't use thousands separators.	19.99	1023	Decimal/Float
`attribute:listPrice`	A list price or MSRP to illustrate the savings when compared with the price. Use a period as the decimal separator. Don't use thousands separators.	25.00	1023	Decimal/Float
`attribute:priceDescription`	Descriptive text for the price.	On sale this week only	1023	String
`attribute:margin`	The profit margin of the product. The sale price minus the current cost of goods. Use a period as the decimal separator. Don't use thousands separators.	2.45 1000.67	1023	String
`attribute:inventoryCount`	A count of product inventory. 0 count is considered out-of-stock and isn’t promotable in product recommendations. If this field is included in the file and the value is omitted, the field defaults to in-stock (1).	30	1023	Integer
`attribute:published`	An ISO 8601 date and time string for the product’s published date. Timezone offsets aren’t supported.	2022-04-12T10:23:37Z	1023	Date
`attribute:expiration`	An ISO 8601 date and time string for the product’s expiration date. Timezone offsets aren’t supported.	2022-04-12T10:23:37Z	1023	Date
`attribute:currency`	An ISO 4217 currency code of three uppercase letters for the product.	USD AUD EUR	3	String
`attribute:rating`	The rating value associated with the product. No specific scale is required, however, provide only the value. 9 is valid, 9/10 is invalid.	4.5	1023	Decimal/Float
`attribute:numRatings`	The number of ratings associated with the product.	57	1023	Integer
`location:latitude`	The exact latitudinal value for the product. Required if location:longitude is included.	43.641472	1023	Decimal/Float
`location:longitude`	The exact longitudinal value for the product. Required if location:latitude is included.	-70.240881	1023	Decimal/Float
`location:city`	Represents the name of the city, town, or village where the product is located.	Boston	1023	String
`location:state`	The state or region where the product is located. In the US, use the two-letter postal abbreviation.	NY ME	2	String
`location:countryCode`	The ISO 3166 alpha-2 country code where the product is located.	US	2	String
`location:postalCode`	Represents the postal code where the product is located.	04101	1023	String
`attribute:archived`	Indicates whether the product is visible in the catalog. When true, the product isn’t visible. The default is false. If this column is omitted from the file, no changes are made to the attribute. If no value is set, this field defaults to false.	FALSE false TRUE true	1023	Boolean

## Sample File

attribute:name

attribute:archived

attribute:url

attribute:imageUrl

attribute:price

attribute:listPrice

attribute:inventoryCount

attribute:description

attribute:currency

attribute:formattedPrice

relatedCatalogObject:SaleStatus

relatedCatalogObject:Gender