Most product data doesn't live in a neat, queryable place. It's spread across a spreadsheet, a nightly export, a PIM nobody outside one team can access, or a database only your own systems can see. Feedwyre turns whatever you've already got into one secure API, without asking you to rebuild anything first.
Every business we talked to had the same problem, just wearing a different costume. A distributor emailing a spreadsheet to each retail partner and hoping it stayed current. A storefront exporting the same catalog to three different systems, each on its own schedule. A wholesaler retyping margins by hand because the "real" price and the "partner" price lived in two different files. None of it was really a data problem. It was a plumbing problem: nobody had a live pipe between "the data" and "the systems that need it", so everyone had built one out of CSV exports and hope instead.
Feedwyre is that pipe. Point it at a spreadsheet, an existing database, or your own import flow, and every system downstream (your storefront, a reseller's storefront, a partner's ERP, your own internal tools) reads from the same live source instead of a copy that's already stale by the time it arrives.
We don't sell, aggregate, or benchmark your catalog against anyone else's. It's a private pipe between you and the systems you choose to connect. Nothing more.
A query hits your actual current stock and pricing, not a snapshot from last night's export. If it changed five seconds ago, the API already knows.
Every stock booking is atomic. Two shoppers racing for the last unit can't both win. One of them gets a clear, immediate "out of stock" instead of a cancelled order two days later.
Distributors and wholesalers aren't an edge case we bolted on afterwards. Child feeds with your own margin rules exist because that's genuinely how a lot of our customers do business.
No credit card, no sales call. Just connect a product feed and query it in minutes.