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Validation report for your feeds
Validation report for your feeds

The PriceSpy validation report helps you find and solve errors you may have in your feeds

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Written by Prisjakt B2B
Updated over a week ago

The PriceSpy validation report helps you find errors you may have in your feed, we have two types of feeds - product feed and promotion feed.

To get access to this tool, you need to have a standardized product feed. If you can't see the menu alternative Feeds in Business Center - Contact us

If we encounter a problem reading any of your feeds, you can access the validation report, to help debug.

You reach the report by clicking the link under Status, as seen below.


Interpret the validation report

The validation report is divided into two parts. The first part, Error overview, shows a summary of the validation.

  • Feed URL

  • Latest run

  • Total number of affected offers

  • Number of critical errors

  • Number of warnings

The second part shows a table with information on what attributes the error occurs on.

  • Severity

  • Affected field, more info about each field can be found in our Feed specification

  • Error code

  • Affected offers

  • What is the consequence of the error

To see examples pf offers with issues in the feed, you can click the Download report button at the bottom of the table. It generates a report that will contain up to 100 example IDs for each error/warning type.

Some more in-depth explanation of Error code and Consequence

  • Error code

    • Missing - A given value is missing

    • Invalid - The values do not follow our guidelines

    • Unknown - We can't recognize the value, it doesn't follow our guidelines

  • Consequence

    • Depending on the error there are a number of different consequences

    • For Critical, the offer will always get excluded from our reading (our ingestion of the feed)

    • For Warning, the affected data for the specific offer and attribute will get excluded. E.g - if a GTIN code or image is missing from an offer, it could mean that it would take more time to match your offer to our product (Longer indexing time)

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