Bring your catalog to shoppers who are ready to compare
CenuFiltrs helps retailers publish structured offers, stay current through feed updates, and give shoppers a clearer path from discovery to checkout.
Your offers can appear where shoppers compare real buying options, not just browse category pages.
Move from feed review to launch through a clear setup path with practical next steps.
Check XML, JSON, or text feeds before they affect live offer quality.
One account for everything
There is no separate merchant sign-up. Start by creating a personal CenuFiltrs account (or signing in to your existing one), then submit the merchant application from the same account. Your merchant profile stays permanently linked to that personal account.
Works with your platform
Each of these has a ready-made export that gives you a feed address to paste into the connection form. If you already publish a catalogue to Google, to Meta or as YML, that file works unchanged.
- WooCommerce
- PrestaShop
- OpenCart
- Magento (Adobe Commerce)
- Shopify
- Shopware 6
- Wix Stores
- Ecwid
- Tilda
- 1C-Bitrix
- Odoo 19+
- VirtueMart (Joomla)
- Google Shopping
- Meta catalogue
- Yandex YML
A more credible public presence, not just another listing
The page should explain the value quickly, then prove that onboarding is practical.
Reach shoppers with intent
CenuFiltrs is built around active comparison, so visibility starts closer to purchase intent than broad awareness campaigns.
Keep offers current
Use a feed or endpoint that can be validated, updated, and reviewed without rebuilding your catalog flow.
Support trust with cleaner data
Structured fields, predictable review steps, and validator tools help your offers look consistent before launch.
Three steps from feed to live visibility
The goal is not to impress with complexity. The goal is to make launch expectations clear, check data quality early, and keep the next step obvious.
How onboarding moves
- 1
Share your source
Start with the feed or endpoint you already maintain, then align it to one supported integration path.
- 2
Validate before review
Run your feed through the validator tools first so structural issues are easier to fix before launch.
- 3
Review and publish
Once the core fields are stable, the merchant flow can move into review, visibility checks, and activation.
Required fields
- Unique product ID
- Product title
- Current price in EUR
- Product URL
- Category or taxonomy path
- Availability status
- Retailer or store name
Helpful extras
- Product image URL
- Brand or manufacturer
- Short product description
- Delivery or stock details
- Attributes or specifications
- Warranty information
Your shop may already be in the catalog
We import public product feeds, so many Latvian shops are already listed here without their owner having signed up. If you find yours, confirm ownership with a code we send to the shop's official contact address — after that you manage the listing, its feed and its visibility yourself.
Choose the feed path that fits your stack
Keep the setup grounded in what your team can maintain well, not just what looks most technical.
XML feed
Best for retailers that already export catalog feeds and want a predictable launch path.
- Good fit for scheduled catalog updates
- Works well with large structured assortments
- Clear validator path before review
JSON API
Best for teams that already expose product data programmatically and want tighter control over updates.
- Flexible for custom product attributes
- Useful when data changes frequently
- Good fit for engineering-led integrations
CSV or text feed
Best for smaller catalogs or faster pilots where the team wants the simplest possible first step.
- Quickest route to a first review
- Lower lift for leaner teams
- Useful for early testing before automation
Use the tools first, then bring in sales when needed
The strongest merchant experience is clear about what can be self-checked, and what should move into a conversation.
Resources
Contact sales
Discuss onboarding, commercial fit, and next steps with the team.
Merchant application
Start the merchant review flow when your store is ready for activation.
Validation tools
Test XML, JSON, and text feeds before you hand over final integration details.
What strong onboarding looks like
- Core fields are present and stable.
- The feed format matches one supported integration path.
- Validators pass before the first manual review.
- The merchant team knows who owns updates after launch.
Ready to make your offers easier to compare?
Start with the merchant application if you are ready to onboard, or contact sales first if you want to talk through fit.