Import from source systems
Pull products, variants, images, categories, and platform-specific fields from ecommerce platforms.
Connect the stores where your product data starts.
Platform pages explain where TagForge pulls product data from: ecommerce stores, product catalogs, variants, images, categories, and attributes. TagForge normalizes those records into a catalog command center before marketplace sync.
CSV is fallback support for supplier sheets, migrations, and bulk cleanup — not the default product vision.
Source connector
Shopify
Import Shopify products, variants, images, collections, product types, and metafield-ready attributes into one normalized TagForge catalog view.
Preview Shopify catalog sync →Source connectorWooCommerce
Bring WooCommerce products, variations, categories, image data, and custom attributes into a cleaner channel-ready operating layer.
Plan WooCommerce sync →Source connectorBigCommerce
Use TagForge to inspect BigCommerce products, options, images, categories, and channel-specific readiness before pushing updates downstream.
Map BigCommerce catalog fields →Source connectorMagento / Adobe Commerce
Turn configurable products, attributes, categories, and image rules into a cleaner catalog operations queue for channel launches.
Review Magento catalog readiness →Source connectorWix
Use TagForge as the normalization and marketplace-readiness layer when Wix is one of your commerce sources.
Explore Wix catalog cleanup →Source connectorSquarespace
Keep Squarespace as a source while TagForge handles product-data checks, mappings, issue queues, and fallback imports.
Check Squarespace readiness →Why platform connectors matter
Normalize the catalog
Preserve platform-specific context while creating one accountable product record for review.
Prepare for sync
Send clean, reviewed product data toward marketplace readiness checks and publish gates.